GarthMJ
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It appears that Certbooters is an brain dump site. There are illegal to use. You should only used official testing materials. Measureup for example. https://www.measureup.com/microsoft-practice-test-ai-102-designing-and-implementing-an-azure-ai-solution.html
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I was just looking up the logs for you. ClientLocation.log will show you which site you are assigned to. Until that shows at site you will have only two actions. BTW I you ask about what logs, to look at where, this is my go to for logs and what they do. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/configmgr/core/plan-design/hierarchy/log-files Glad that you found the issue. -
Did you review the logs to see what boundary? Did you trigger the machine policies.
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90% of the time if you only see two action on the device, it is because your boundaries are wrong. Are you ONLY using IP Ranges for boundaries? BTW you log file looks fine.
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How to read reports
GarthMJ replied to clush's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
Compliant = The SU has been installed correctly. Non-Compliant = the SU is needed and not installed or not rebooted to complete the install. Compliance State Unknown = The SU scan results have not occurred and therefore the status is unknown. -
You should open a support case with Microsoft directly, it is not supported to delete anything within the database like this.
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Unless you have any custom reports that you don't have backup for. I would deleted the Db and start over.
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You need to extend disk 1 then you can extend your F:.. However, I personally would take the time to clean up all the chop up drives on one VHD per drive letter. I would also look at extending your c Drive and 100GB is on the smaller side.
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How are you getting the files to d:\? And yes you can do it and there are no tricks. Do it exactly the same why do do any other program/application. Just make sure your part is correct.
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First off how are the files getting to d:\vs? if you are manually putting them their then you are using SMB which is not network aware and there are other ways to get the data within the cache before a user click install. You can run any command you like with ConfigMgr. There are no tricks to this, just enter the execute the command line with the program or application.
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Need an explanation of how sccm handles client name changes
GarthMJ replied to Neiro's topic in Configuration Manager 2007
Do you have SW inventory enabled? How often is it enabled? What do the log say when you trigger the Heartbeat discovery on the client? -
Are those software titles user installed? If so you will not see them within the built in ARP reports. You will need to use 3rd party addon to inventory them. Here is more reading on the subject. https://www.recastsoftware.com/resources/user-installed-software-and-why-you-should-care/
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How do I limit permissions on specific device collections?
GarthMJ replied to SandyPro's question in Collections
Yes you can do that and there are no tricks to this. -
Start with the built in reports, find the one that gives you the closest to what you need and make changes to it.
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Just as a note, OU data will get returned to ConfigMgr via Heartbeat discovery. This means by default it will take 7 days or longer for the details to get returned.
