Russtoleum
New Member
- Messages
- 3
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 1
Hello all, I'll get right to it. I started a new job and inherited the task of completing the setup of SCCM, but I am only responsible for getting windows updates working. I have no idea if everything was working before I started working on it but I don't think so because the first thing I found was that WSUS wasn't running. I should also say, I've been in IT for 15+ years but oddly, never had a client or employer who ran SCCM, so everything I have learned is over the past several days. I have a relatively good grasp on general setup and use of the CAS.
There is one primary server or CAS, and 15 DP's. After banging my head for several days I have about half of the DP's reporting green and functioning 100 percent. Now I have removed the DP role from the others and I'm trying one by one to get the DP role installed and working on the rest, and I am stuck on the first one.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled IIS using this doc https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/friis/how-to-perform-a-clean-reinstallation-of-iis
I have done that so many times I have lost count, I have also used numerous 'help' tools people built to try and fix it. Things I am noticing is only the SCCMContentLib is being created, and none of the IIS virtual directories are present. I'm getting this error: Distribution manager does not have sufficient rights to the computer.
I have quadruple checked that the Primary site AD computer object is in the admins group on the local computer I am trying to add the DP to. I have also added the SCCM install user for good measure and tried to authenticate that way.
I also tried this suggestion:
www.prajwaldesai.com
Because I see that error as well.
I have done numerous SFC and DISM health scans as well.
I feel like I have exhausted every googleable solution for this issue, even more than once. I'm finally posting here to get backup, because I need it. I will also post some of the logs. I appreciate any attempt to help me. I'd really like to get past this so I can start using SCCM to get updates rolled out, because, I guess, the IT department at my current new employer doesn't care about updates, and I do.
Note: you can probably see I have sanitized the log and there are several erroring sites but the current one I'm working on is fp-chanute
This site said the log file is too big.
There is one primary server or CAS, and 15 DP's. After banging my head for several days I have about half of the DP's reporting green and functioning 100 percent. Now I have removed the DP role from the others and I'm trying one by one to get the DP role installed and working on the rest, and I am stuck on the first one.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled IIS using this doc https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/friis/how-to-perform-a-clean-reinstallation-of-iis
I have done that so many times I have lost count, I have also used numerous 'help' tools people built to try and fix it. Things I am noticing is only the SCCMContentLib is being created, and none of the IIS virtual directories are present. I'm getting this error: Distribution manager does not have sufficient rights to the computer.
I have quadruple checked that the Primary site AD computer object is in the admins group on the local computer I am trying to add the DP to. I have also added the SCCM install user for good measure and tried to authenticate that way.
I also tried this suggestion:

Error 0x800706BA Failed to install Distribution Point
Error 0x800706BA Failed to install Distribution Point,smsdpprov.mof,Error code 1722,DP error,Failed to install DP files on the remote DP

I have done numerous SFC and DISM health scans as well.
I feel like I have exhausted every googleable solution for this issue, even more than once. I'm finally posting here to get backup, because I need it. I will also post some of the logs. I appreciate any attempt to help me. I'd really like to get past this so I can start using SCCM to get updates rolled out, because, I guess, the IT department at my current new employer doesn't care about updates, and I do.
Note: you can probably see I have sanitized the log and there are several erroring sites but the current one I'm working on is fp-chanute

This site said the log file is too big.