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re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

kimoppalfens — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 06:43:06 GMT

Hi Etienne, yes you can detach child sites and re-attach them provided these are primary sites.

Secondary sites cannot be detached and re-attached.

However since secondary sites are stateless (they don't have any real objects like packages, advertisements, collections, etc... from themselves, there should be no harm in just re-installing these secondary sites.

re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

kathrynjl — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 00:14:53 GMT

I am in the process of performing this but I never saw the answer to another poster's question.

Can you detatch child sites from SMS and attach them again to the new SCCM?

Please let me know what you did to accomplish this.

Thank you,

Kathy Lopez

re: Sccm 2007 client agent deployment using Software updates

kimoppalfens — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:41:19 GMT

SUP based client install will indeed trigger a reboot if BITS 2.5 is not already pre-installed. It's actually the bits install that requires the reboot. Your reboot suppress is set on ccmsetup.msi, but that triggers some dependency installs like msxml and bits.

Your reboot suppress isn't passed along to these dependency installs.

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re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

scotteloualid — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 11:24:00 GMT

Hi Kim

Great post. Your solution appears to work well.

I have a question though. After attaching the new SMS 2003 Site as a child site to the exisiting SMS 2003 Site, and allowing all the information to replicate to the new site, we have ran all of your scripts. The Folders are created perfectly along with the folder membership etc. However, the new site has not been setup as a Distribution Point for any of the replicated packages. Is your transition supposed to deal with this or has it been left out for a reason??

Thanks in advance,

Scott Eloualid

re: Things you might want to know about the SCCM 2007 Fallback Status Point

DrBob — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:36:49 GMT

Nice work.

There is not much documentation available about the FSP. I have a question about the placement of the FSP.

In my lab I have these testing results. If you want the clients to find the FSP in Active Directory, you have to create the FSP for every site that hosts clients (= site that has a boundary and act a default management point) in the hierarchy. Only those FSP's can register themselves in AD.

The client installation (ccmsetup without parameters) then will find his FSP in AD.

You could place the FSP on the Central Site but it doesn't look like best practice to me. You could use the FSP switch after ccmsetup for the client installation to point to the Central Site server. But what happens when you want to change the FSP to another server of if you upgrade the site to native mode which doesn't accept http anonymous traffic anymore? The FSP won't work anymore. Then you want to move the FSP role to another server but how do you instruct your clients to point to the new server? Some registry setting? There is no entry for it in the Microsoft SCCM policy templates.

If you use the information from AD, you won't have this problem.

My question is: for every site in our hierarchy we plan to have a SUP (Software Update Point) on seperate servers. Would those SUPs be a good place to setup the FSP role also? Or will the SUP also change to https when you go to native mode?

Regards,

Bob

Holland

re: Understanding Software Updates in SCCM 2007

JarvisDavis — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:31:00 GMT

Kim,

Did you ever post the follow up to this article? I'm looking forward to seeing it.

Jarvis

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re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

ettiene — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 07:02:17 GMT

Great post!

this doesnt mention how you will get your SMS child sites on board with the new SCCM server though.

Can you detatch child sites from SMS and attach them again to the new SCCM?

re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

praveen — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 06:10:00 GMT

Can some one please explain what to enter in the countobjects.vbs

re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

praveen — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 02:37:30 GMT

Could you please explain about the countobjects.vbs.....What to change in the script

re: How to transition from sms 2003 to Sccm 2007 - Notes from the field Tips & Tricks

praveen — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 12:56:12 GMT

Hi,

Can you please guide me how to use the script Countobject.vbs. I mean where to add the sms server name and what to be added in the script to get succesful output. If possible help with the entire scripts.

Regards

Praveen