Boundary is by Active Directory. I created a "Default" boundary group and added the single boundary to it. I've just asked SCCM to reinstall the client. We'll see what happens. I did check the execmgr.log file on the client, and here's what it says: <![LOG[Software Distribution site settings (CCM_SoftwareDistributionClientConfig) policy does not yet exist on the client.If the client is not yet registered, this is expected behavior.]LOG]!><time="09:23:18.783+420" date="06-24-2014" component="execmgr" context="" type="2" thread="2980" file="softdistpolicy.cpp:1405"> Do I have to register something?
--Matt Ross Ephrata School District Jeff Poling <[email protected]> , 6/24/2014 11:28 AM: Are Chrome and Evince packages or applications in ConfigMgr? The answer determines which log files to look at on the client - packages look at execmgr.log, applications look at appdiscovery.log and appenforce.log. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh427342.aspx As others have said, check boundaries and boundary groups are created properly and reference your distribution point correctly. On the client PC, in Control Panel, there is the COnfiguration Manager applet. On the actions tab, do you have a list of actions or just a couple? Run a machine policy retrieval action to get the latest policy for the client. Also, patience is often needed. How long has it been since you created the deployment? Jeff On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 1:14 PM, Matthew W. Ross <[email protected]> wrote: Good Morning. I'm new to System Center, and have been pointed to this list for questions. I am attempting to evaluate SCCM 2012 R2 for our use at our school district. For my evaluation, I have procured a Dell PE R410 server with 16 Gigabytes of ram and 450GB of Raid10 storage. I've installed the MS SQL server and Configuration Manager 2012 R2 on the server, and everything is installed in "evaluation" mode. I've gotten to the point where I want to try to install some software as a test. I've setup a client group that includes a single Windows 7 pc. The SCCM client has installed, and I can see it on the remote PC. I have created two packages to install: Google Chrome (the MSI for enterprises) and Evince (a very small PDF viewer). Both I've deployed both. Neither is installing. On the SCCM side, I see "Client check passed/Active" in the deployment status, and it doesn't seem to be going any further. On the Windows 7 client side, I see nothing in the System Center Software Center. I do see the following when I run bitsadmin /list /allusers: {2B906031-A2DE-412F-808E-3C3E9DACD447} 'WU Client Download' TRANSFERRED 1 / 1 521496 / 521496 {B1A60D86-6C0B-4490-9375-EBF8EC6DCAEF} 'WU Client Download' TRANSFERRED 1 / 1 610584 / 610584{7E0E9B88-ABDC-4E20-A5B8-9372CD4AF347} 'DMRCBitsJob_780dc1c9-4d57-42a9-af61-fbf535dc618e.devicemetadata-ms' TRANSFERRED 1 / 1 84124 / 84124 {A663AC99-CED6-47A3-A366-D4463A24383E} 'DMRCBitsJob_89cf5ebe-8cd2-42e2-b99a-49b90cd7e8bf.devicemetadata-ms' TRANSFERRED 1 / 1 925510 / 925510{2FC9BD23-222D-4F74-A241-26F223A8CD26} 'soxe.definitions' TRANSFERRED 1 / 1 40026 / 40026 Listed 5 job(s). I'm not sure where to go from here. Any idea where I could look to see where the problem is? --Matt Ross Ephrata School District
