Regardless of whether or not the DP is a pull DP, the rate limit column will still be equal to YES. The script might be useful, but it doesn't explain the inherent, default behavior of SCCM at this point yet. I imagine the script would be in conflict with what the GUI actually indicates. I've confirmed this in SP1 as well as R2 CU3. Regards,-S
From: [email protected] Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 00:15:53 +0000 Subject: Re: [mssms] DP Rate Limit column To: [email protected] >From what I have seen, the rate limit column says yes as soon as the dp role >is installed on the box. I believe it disappears if you make the dp a pull >box. So maybe its an indication as to whether the dp supports rate limits? If you need to know which DPs have rate limits enabled, I have a powershell script I can dig up. On Mon, Dec 15, 2014, 18:29 s kissel <[email protected]> wrote: Can someone explain this, or is this a bug?: 1) Create a Site Server with DP role, ensuring that default schedule and rate limits are set/unchanged, and that it is NOT a pull DP. Can be a fallback source or not, doesn't matter.2) Go to Administration --> Overview --> Distribution Points.3) Right-click on Column headings and select "Rate Limits" from drop-down so that it is selected (checked)4) Review newly created DP has Rate Limits = YES. Go to Properties of DP and see that it has default/unlimited schedule. 5) Write email to mssms email distro questioning sanity. Thoughts? -S
