This afternoon I've deployed the January updates to ~1400 systems and for about
half an hour the site server was completely unreachable - not responding to
pings, reports not working, admin console unresponsive, unable to RDP. When I
log on to the console I can see that the network utilisation i
Don't bother then :)
Thanks Jason
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On Behalf Of Jason Sandys
Sent: Montag, 26. Januar 2015 23:14
To: mssms@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: RE: [mssms] Splitting up DB's and files for CM for 1500 clients to
volumes
I'm certainly not a SQL expert, so others can correct me, but the main point is
being able to read and write data in parallel and thus make that data available
in parallel to the processors. Parallel processing comes from the processor and
splitting tasks among multiple file can thus be benefici
1# What command line are you using? Should work fine with .sccm (as it says in
the cmd line help), be sure to check spaces and that BC min ver, max ver and
ver is included in command!
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Behalf Of Phil Wilcock
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Hi George,
Answers inline below..
Cheers
Phil
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Behalf Of George Salmaniw
Sent: 26 January 2015 19:10
To: mssms@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: Re: [mssms] BranchCache not working as expected when serving SCCM
2012R2 C
Thanks for the explanations Phil. Really appreciate it!
It does raise other questions:
QUESTION #1
I attempted to use the HashiBashi tool, copying the URL path right out of
the event log e.g.
http://CMSERVER.DOMAIN:80/SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/Content_a33c2e1c-c1a8-4fe3-8f6c-cadd57a07570.1/sccm?/uninstall.
For flashplayer, I usually just keep current and -1 around; and I expire the
older ones.
For anything else, unfortunately you'll have to do trial and error. For some
updates (like adobe reader) there have been times when you could go straight
from version x.1 straight to x.latest; and other ti
I believe Adobe Flash CABs get expired automatically in their catalog you will
just need to import the latest CABs when you get notified there's been update
to their catalog in the "Recent Alerts" section.
You will then probably want to publish the expired updates to WSUS so clients
don't poten
I was on the impression that multiple files allows SQL to process in
parallel, so not better because of different volumes but better for
multiprocessing.
Not?
I plan to do some IOPS measuring, but in general I would have gone with all
of SQL on one volume for that size.
That was a yes, right?
I expire the flash updates. They don't have dependencies that I have
experienced. I leave the Reader updates in place for the most part just in
case.
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Behalf Of Jimmy Martin
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 9:34 AM
T
scup 2011, adobe, expiring updates
I probably just missed it in the documentation somewhere... or maybe it wasn't
spelled out so explicitly...
Using SCUP for adobe related updates, when a new version of flash or reader or
full comes out, do you go ahead and expire the old updates or must they
Just an update on this issue - Someone suggested that I just leave the
Trusted Root CA setting in SCCM blank, and that this would allow clients
with either age of certificate to register properly. Sure enough, that
worked. Apparently this setting is optional, and setting it restricts
which CA's a
No, not for 1,500 different clients. Also, LUNs are meaningless. LUNs are
simply logical separation of disk space and have nothing to do with perf. If
you were going to do this, you would need to ensure that you split the files
onto separate physical disks otherwise the perf gains are negligible
A single primary would run on Hyper-V guest and also has the WSUS and MDT
DB.
Would you bother to split the different parts of the CM DB to different
volumes, if that serves max 1500 clients and if we have a rather good SAN?
Given that we would use different LUNs, but should I bother at all fo
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