We have recently implemented SCCM 2007 in the past 6 months and just about every week we have problems with our hardware inventory processing back to the site server.
The SMS\MP\OUTBOXES\hinv.box folder will begin to fill up with .MIF files and stay there until we rebooot our MP and site server. At that time all of the data will process for a couple of hours depending on how much inventory is backlogged. This isn't ideal for a few reasons because 1.) we don't have any idea why/when it happens 2.) rebooting servers midday and then consuming all of the server resources for a few hours hinders our ability to use the server.
Has anyone else come across this problem and/or found a permanent solution? I'm not sure where to look logwise and any help would be appreciated.
Here is what the hinv.box folder looks like. About 90% of the files are current hardware inventory .MIFs that are created within the previous 3 or 4 days (we have hardware inventory scheduled on a 5 day cycle) and the only outboxes that fill up are for hardware inventory.
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Hello,
We have recently implemented SCCM 2007 in the past 6 months and just about every week we have problems with our hardware inventory processing back to the site server.
The SMS\MP\OUTBOXES\hinv.box folder will begin to fill up with .MIF files and stay there until we rebooot our MP and site server. At that time all of the data will process for a couple of hours depending on how much inventory is backlogged. This isn't ideal for a few reasons because 1.) we don't have any idea why/when it happens 2.) rebooting servers midday and then consuming all of the server resources for a few hours hinders our ability to use the server.
Has anyone else come across this problem and/or found a permanent solution? I'm not sure where to look logwise and any help would be appreciated.
Here is what the hinv.box folder looks like. About 90% of the files are current hardware inventory .MIFs that are created within the previous 3 or 4 days (we have hardware inventory scheduled on a 5 day cycle) and the only outboxes that fill up are for hardware inventory.
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