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- Michael Bertuit wrote a new post, Microsoft Product Lifecycle SCCM | End of Support for SCCM 2007 versions ! (new extended date) REMINDER
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- How to disable Kerberos to test NTLM
- SCCM 2012: Hierarchy Monitoring detected that the ConfigMgr SQL Server <SQL_Name> ports 1433,4022, are not active on Firewall exception
- Client Push - HTTP 401 (Access Denied) on WEBDAV access to SCCM
- SCCM 2012 and PXE gotcha - no matching processor architecture boot image
- Dean Brighton posted an update in the group System Center Configuration Manager 2012: Some interesting things to protect yourself from accidents […]
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- Hoang commented on the post, Using a Laptop with Hyper-V for Portable Labs
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- Dell, AMD Roll Out New Products For Windows Server 2012
- Jason Sandys wrote a new post, ConfigMgr Forest Discovery and Name Resolution
- Windows Server 2012 upgrades may impact x86 server market
- Raphael Perez wrote a new post, [Project] - CM12 Automation
- IBM Commemorates 22 Years of US Open Tennis
- Felix became a registered member
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- Got #SCOM? Want #SCVMM, #SCCM, #SCSM, #SCORC & #MCSE Private Cloud?
- SCCM - Find all servers that have a Mantenance Window
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| Posted: 02 Sep 2012 09:58 AM PDT
----------------------------------- Just a post for you annouce that the support end date for SCCM 2007 was now to the... Click HERE for read the complete post ----------------------------------- Comments: 0  |
| enooch udodinma became a registered member Posted: 02 Sep 2012 05:41 AM PDT Comments: 0  |
| How to disable Kerberos to test NTLM Posted: 24 Jul 2012 11:34 AM PDT So today I encountered an issue where i wanted to mimic the behavior of a server 2003 in an un-trust  |
| Posted: 24 Jul 2012 09:18 AM PDT Issue: ConfigMgr logs the error even though Windows Firewall is disabled or it is enabled and all exceptions are added to SQL Server(s). Environment: I had an environment consist of a two node SQL Cluster hosting ConfigMgr database and a separate ConfigMgr primary site server Resolution: Windows firewall service must be started on both SQL nodes and ConfigMgr itself . As soon as the service is started exceptions for TCP 1433 and 4022 must be added to SQL nodes firewall. After that the firewall profiles can be disabled using: netsh advf set allp state off  |
| Client Push - HTTP 401 (Access Denied) on WEBDAV access to SCCM Posted: 24 Jul 2012 09:04 AM PDT Issue: Push SCCM 2012 Client to XP SP3 machines with prerequisites installed from my Win2k8R2 SCCM Server. The installation fails with HTTP error 401 (access denied). I double checked my Network Access Account, tried to log in on a problem machine using it. Security Event Log is clean on SCCM Server.
Resolution: We added the following accounts with permissions to the ACL for \\…\Microsoft Configuration Manager\Client folder LOCAL SERVICE <READ> IUSR <READ> restarted IIS using iisreset After that Push installation started successfully.  |
| SCCM 2012 and PXE gotcha - no matching processor architecture boot image Posted: 23 Jul 2012 05:25 PM PDT I'm currently in the process of upgrading our SCCM 2007 R3 rig to SCCM 2012. I wanted to take the opportunity as part of this migration to streamline some of our workflows and really "go to town" with some of the SCCM features; for all the investment put in to hardware and set up, we really have not been utilising its full power over the last couple of years. The reasons are long and boring and complicated, and I won't go into them right now. In keeping with the whole set of upgrades to the System Centre 2012 suite, I am thoroughly impressed with the increased robustness and reliability I am sensing from my experience with SCCM so far. So, as part of my rebuild, I wanted to update our system images used to deploy XP SP3 and Windows 7 machines. I typically complete this task in a Hyper-V virtual machine, to minimise the number of drivers being injected into the image, and therefore the amount of complexity involved in the build & capture process. It's really simple – you just have to ensure the legacy NIC rather than the synthetic NIC is enabled in the Hyper-V VM before you get going. Having performed this millions of times in the past, I duly configured the PXE features of the DP, created a computer object, deployed (new word for advertising…) my build & capture task sequence and booted up a VM from a while ago. Yes, in case you were unaware (chances are, if you're reading this, you're aware already) the PXE role is not a separate role anymore – it's just a checkbox to enable on the properties of the distribution point role on an appropriate site system. When you enable that, the back-end goes off to install Windows Deployment Services, which is still used for all the core functionality. Well, at least, that's how I thought it worked. My VM never booted at all. It sat at the typical PXE DHCP screen for a long time and then eventually gave up and timed out. A cursory analysis of the SMSPXE log (under C:\Program Files\SMS_CCM\Logs) recovered an error message: Warning: Matching Processor Architecture Boot Image (0) not found Strange. The boot image shows as 100% compliant on all the necessary DPs, so why is the PXE service unable to locate it? This was sure enough the reason why my VM wasn't booting; everything else looked correct, helper addresses correct on the switches and a suitable DHCP range in place on the DHCP server. The short answer to this story is that although the PXE point is now a feature of a DP, it's not entirely integrated with the DP. I should have realised this. WDS still needs the boot images to be present, doesn't it?! There's still a checkbox, unticked by default, on the properties of the boot image itself, under the Data Source tab, which is marked "Deploy this boot image from the PXE service point". This is the functionally equivalent to deploying a boot image to the PXE images DP under SCCM 2007, and achieves roughly the same effect on the back-end. Check that box, wait for the WIM files to be copied over to your RemoteInstall folder, and you will be good to go!  |
| Posted: 01 Sep 2012 08:24 PM PDT Some interesting things to protect yourself from accidents with task sequence deployments.  Lab Control: Preventing Task Sequence Accidents Automated environment provisioning, driven by laziness, delivering results! Comments: 0  |
| Matt became a registered member Posted: 01 Sep 2012 03:02 PM PDT Comments: 0  |
| Hoang commented on the post, Using a Laptop with Hyper-V for Portable Labs Posted: 01 Sep 2012 11:22 AM PDT I have setup the Hyper-V lab as posted, however, my clients with windows 7 or XP can't get address from DHCP server even I have assigned static IP or changed the MAC from Dynamic to Static. Could you tell me why? Thanks Comments: 0  |
| Hoang became a registered member Posted: 01 Sep 2012 11:19 AM PDT Comments: 0  |
| Dell, AMD Roll Out New Products For Windows Server 2012 Posted: 01 Sep 2012 07:57 AM PDT Timed to the release of the new Microsoft Windows Server 2012, Dell and AMD are announcing new products to support the new server operating system. - Dell and Advanced Micro Devices are among the hardware makers who are introducing new products in conjunction with the release of Microsoft Windows Server 2012. Dell is introducing a series of PowerEdge servers that will be pre-loaded with Windows Server 2012, including Microsofts Hyper-V technolog...  |
| Jason Sandys wrote a new post, ConfigMgr Forest Discovery and Name Resolution Posted: 31 Aug 2012 01:58 PM PDT
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| Windows Server 2012 upgrades may impact x86 server market Posted: 31 Aug 2012 12:07 PM PDT Server sales have been down in recent months but the new Windows Server launch may restart x86 server hardware purchases -- as soon as IT gets done testing it.         |
| Raphael Perez wrote a new post, [Project] - CM12 Automation Posted: 31 Aug 2012 11:27 AM PDT
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| IBM Commemorates 22 Years of US Open Tennis Posted: 31 Aug 2012 10:41 AM PDT For 22 years, IBM and the United States Tennis Association have created an interactive digital environment that connects tennis fans to action at the US Open and delivers insight into whats happening on the courts. And once again, IBM and the USTA have teamed up to deliver new technologies for tennis fans watching the 2012 US Open tennis tournament. During the two-week event, which kicked off Aug. 27, IBM will apply its predictive analytics, cloud computing and mobile technology expertise to connect tennis fans to what is happening on the courts at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. IBM also has enhanced the digital capabilities of the US Open Website to give users front-row access to the action on the court. This year IBM has created a unique digital environment, including a new iPad app, that provides US Open spectators, athletes and media uninterrupted access to data, facts, stats and content via their tablets, smartphones, PCs and other devices. This enhanced, interactive fan experience uses new technologies that thousands of businesses worldwide are embracing to up their game by uncovering insights from big data. - ...  |
| Felix became a registered member Posted: 31 Aug 2012 10:43 AM PDT Comments: 0  |
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| SCCM - Find all servers that have a Mantenance Window Posted: 23 Jul 2012 07:13 AM PDT In case you need to find all servers that have a Maintenance Window assigned to them. You can be sup  |
| Trevor Kay became a registered member Posted: 30 Aug 2012 03:32 PM PDT Comments: 0  |
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