I'm not sure that's the case. These are my test machines so I access them 
several times per week. I can't see how its possible that they've aged out. As 
Mark mentioned when he came across this at a previous engagement, the "missing" 
clients show up in the All Systems collection as being an active client. Just 
for some reason, this is happening within this collection. I guess I'll try 
deleting the collection all together and recreating it. Just hope this doesn't 
frequently happen later on down the road (we are currently in the process of 
migrating to 2012). If so, I'll open a ticket with MS.

As far as the blank spaces, I saw that happen quite frequently in SCCM 2007 
when adding resources to a collection with the right click tools. I don't 
remember it happening if I added machines to a collection with another tool 
such as Collection Injection. I was hoping that the Powershell-based 2012 right 
click tools would fix that.

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Russ Rimmerman
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2013 9:38 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mssms] RE: Collection membership issues

I'm guessing those clients may have been aged out via site maintenance tasks, 
but the direct membership to them still exists.  If you do a select * from 
collection_rules where QueryName = '' it should show all of the rows where this 
is occurring in each collection for cleanup purposes.  If this is in fact the 
case, I'd suggest submitting a connect.microsoft.com bug to improve the 
clean-up of aged out clients which have direct memberships.

From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Beardsley, James
Sent: Wednesday, December 4, 2013 8:12 AM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [mssms] Collection membership issues

Hello all. I have a direct membership (device) collection that indicates there 
are 6 machines when I look at the membership through the collection properties 
window (even though they appear as blank spaces). However, within the console, 
it only shows 2 machines. I've updated collection membership, refreshed, waited 
hours, removed all of the machines from the collection and added them through 
the "Add resources" built-in method (as opposed to right click tools) and 
still, it only shows 2 computers in the collection. Has anyone seen this 
before? What else can I try? Its only a test collection so its not a big deal 
if I have to recreate it but in case this happens in the future, wanted to see 
if there was a known solution.

Also, I was hoping that the blank spaces "glitch" shown below was fixed in 
2012. Just curious, what causes this? I only remember it happening when you add 
computers to a collection via the right click tools, but I could be wrong about 
that.

[cid:[email protected]]
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