To successfully migrate image files, the computer account of the SMS Provider server for the destination hierarchy's top-level site must have Read and Write permission to the image source files of the source site's Windows AIK location.
When you migrate an operating system installation package, ensure that the configuration of the package on the source site points to the folder that has the WIM file and not to the WIM file itself. If the installation package points to the WIM file, the migration of the installation package will fail.
When you migrate a boot image package from a Configuration Manager source site, the package ID of the package is not maintained in the destination site. The result of this is that clients in the destination hierarchy cannot use boot image packages that are available on shared distribution points. Task sequences.
When you migrate a task sequence that has a reference to a client installation package, that reference is replaced with a reference to the client installation package of the destination hierarchy. When you migrate a task sequence, Configuration Manager might migrate objects that are not required in the destination hierarchy. These objects include boot images and Configuration Manager client installation packages. Drivers and driver packages. When you migrate driver packages, the computer account of the SMS Provider in the destination hierarchy must have full control to the package source.
Uninterpreted configuration items from Configuration Manager source hierarchies aren't supported for migration. You can't migrate or import these configuration items to the destination hierarchy. You can import Configuration Manager Configuration Packs. The import process automatically converts the configuration packs to be compatible with Configuration Manager current branch.
You can migrate boundaries between hierarchies. When you migrate boundaries from Configuration Manager , each boundary from the source site migrates at the same time and is added to a new boundary group that is created in the destination hierarchy. When you migrate boundaries from a System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch hierarchy, each boundary you select is added to a new boundary group in the destination hierarchy.
Each automatically created boundary group is enabled for content location but not for site assignment. This prevents overlapping boundaries for site assignment between the source and destination hierarchies.
When you migrate from a Configuration Manager source site, this helps prevent new Configuration Manager clients that install from incorrectly assigning to the destination hierarchy.
By default, Configuration Manager current branch clients do not automatically assign to Configuration Manager sites. During migration, if you share a distribution point with the destination hierarchy, any boundaries that are associated with that distribution automatically migrate to the destination hierarchy. In the destination hierarchy, migration creates a new read-only boundary group for each shared distribution point. If you change the boundaries for the distribution point in the source hierarchy, the boundary group in the destination hierarchy updates with these changes during the next data gathering cycle.
Configuration Manager does not support the migration of reports. Instead, use SQL Server Reporting Services Report Builder to export reports from the source hierarchy, and then import them to the destination hierarchy.
Because there are schema changes for reports between Configuration Manager and Configuration Manager current branch, test each report that you import from a Configuration Manager hierarchy to ensure that it functions as expected. For more about reporting, see Introduction to reporting. You can migrate organizational folders and search folders from a supported source hierarchy to a destination hierarchy.
In addition, from a System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch source hierarchy, you can migrate the criteria for a saved search to a destination hierarchy. Client agent: The software update client agent should be enabled and the settings have to specified as per the requirement.
Enable the "software update client agent". Search string: "There are no unhealthy components". Provides information about the software update point configuration and connecting to the Windows Server Update Services WSUS server for subscribed update categories, classifications, and languages.
Search string : Successfully connected to server. Verify upstream server etc.. It covers the following aspects of patch deployment:. Software Update Synchronization:. Microsoft releases security updates on 2 nd Tuesdays of every month. We have to sync the patches with the Microsoft update. The synchronizing procedure is as follows -. And Click Yes on the prompt.
Search Status codes:. Once the synchronization process is complete, the metadata is downloaded and segregated within Update repository as shown.
Creating an Update List:. We select the required patches from the Update repository metadata and create a list of the updates called "update list".
On the right side pane,select the required patches. After selecting patches, click on update list. Click next.
Distribution Point tab: Click on Browse and select the appropriate distribution points where this update package has to be distributed.
Click Next. I recommend setting up the following schedules:. If you have binary diff enabled and you are pushing out large packages like Office SP's then it could take a while to get to the DP.
From there the clients are pulling over bits, again if you have QOS you can drop them into a bronze level. Otherwise changing BITS in the console really won't change how fast or how much the machines will pull when they are ready for updates. QoSS is being implemented on our network and will look into sorting the traffic.
I don't think the issue is around getting the updates to the DPs as a package this has no impact. And the DPs all receive the packages. The issue is when we actually push the updates. Bear in mind that we are not doing a full estate push and targeting machines in small percentages. Binary Diff is disabled on the packages. As John points out there is no really difference between a normal deployment and a SU deployment.
None of our servers are attached to the SAN. When a custom schedule is selected, the actual start time on client computers is the start time plus a random amount of time up to 2 hours. This prevents client computers from initiating the scan and connecting to Windows Server Update Services WSUS on the active software update point server at the same time.
Lawrence Garvin, M. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Script Center. Sign in. The package is now ready and installed on the distributionpoint and targeted for 2 clients. Software Updates — Software update point 6.
WSUS 3. Software Distribution — The result 6. Software Distribution — Advertise Package 6. May Now we have a Software package containing a program that tell us how it should install , and we have a collection of clients that we want to install the software package on.
Select the Pakcage, Program and Collection. Let the rest of the settings be default. Software Distribution — Create Collection 6. May The Package is ready for distribution. Software Distribution — Create Package 6. May Package to distribute Later we will study log-files. Download the source files in this case an.
Program The package now contains the files for installing ConfigMgr Tools.
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