Sorry to interrupt the hijack :P, but a quick question on my original question
Do you guys wait any real amount of time between updating the primary site, and
the secondary sites? Or do you update the secondaries as soon as the primary
is complete?
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These questions are impossible to answer without knowing how you're assigning
the $computer variable, but do a
$computer | get-member
And make sure it's the string you think it is.
Thanks,
Jeff Jerousek
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Echoing some of the comment below I'd like to say that the PFE may say it's a
"best practice" but I'd challenge him to provide some official documentation
that states that. I'd also ask for references for the PFE, I've had some bad
experiences with Microsoft PFE's who claim to be experts in
Anyone know why this happens?
Laps has some commandlets
If I try
Get-AdmPwdPassword -Computername Sam1
its fine.
if i use a variable for the comp name like this,
Get-AdmPwdPassword -Computername $Computer
I get ‘URI formats are not supported’
The computer name has no spaces - it’s very
You really should ask again for 2nd opinion / clarification why this needs to
be done.
If you doing months of work for something you don’t need to do and I was the
SCCM team I would be pretty unhappy.
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The SCCM team worked with our TAM to get an SCCM PFE to come up with the safest
solution for getting off of this cluster. Trust me, I’m watching a train of
SCCM releases roll by with numerous features I would love to take advantage of.
But I’m not on the SCCM architect team, so my OSD
Yea, we’ve just done that twice in the last two months to get to SQL 2016
without any problems on the ConfigMan side of things. I mean … what’s your
disaster recovery plan if you can’t reliably restore the database to a new
server?
Bryan
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I don’t your PFE and I don’t know all of the details involved here, but based
on what has been written below, no way. Also, be skeptical of anyone who simply
says “best practice” as that typically implies they don’t actually know any
technical details and are blindly following some generic
Yeah, this seems weird to me. Full disclosure I haven’t done much with SQL
clusters and SCCM so maybe there is something I’m missing.
I know if you want to use another SQL server for SCCM you can perform a site
reset and use the option to point to a new SQL server (I’ve done this in the
past
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