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[prytkov]

My problem concerns both installing applications and installing updates. Please tell me which way to look
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I have this config
1. SCCM server no internet access
- components installed on the server:
Component server
Site server
Site system
SMS Provider

2. SQL Server no internet access
- components installed on the server:
Component server
Site database server
Site system

3. WSUS server has Internet access via proxy and SUP is installed
- components installed on the server:
Component server
Distribution point
Management point
Service connection point
Site system
Software update point

 

[Garth]

Are you using IP Ranges for your Boundaries? 80% of the time that is the problem that you boundaries are not right.

 

[prytkov]

Are you using IP Ranges for your Boundaries? 80% of the time that is the problem that you boundaries are not right.

Garth, thanks for help !
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In the Boundries section I use the Active Directory site type

Also in the logs (locationServices.log) I noticed a line with the following value
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Unable to retrieve AD site membership LocationServices 12/19/2023 6:04:07 PM 8580 (0x2184)

 

[Garth]

Garth, thanks for help !
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In the Boundries section I use the Active Directory site type

Also in the logs (locationServices.log) I noticed a line with the following value
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Unable to retrieve AD site membership LocationServices 12/19/2023 6:04:07 PM 8580 (0x2184)

Only IP Ranges will be 100% correct. All other are hit and miss, based on the IP and subnet mask of the device. Change to IP Ranges and you should be able to download from your DP.

 

[prytkov]

Garth, thanks for the help!
Really everything worked with IP address ranges.
This is probably a bug, why doesn’t it work with AD?

 

[Garth]

Garth, thanks for the help!
Really everything worked with IP address ranges.
This is probably a bug, why doesn’t it work with AD?

It will not be a bug. But how the AD and the client have their IP addresses setup, so they don't match exactly. You likely (and I'm guessing) using as /24 subnet mask in AD and using a /25 subnet mask on the device or something like that.

 

[prytkov]

It will not be a bug. But how the AD and the client have their IP addresses setup, so they don't match exactly. You likely (and I'm guessing) using as /24 subnet mask in AD and using a /25 subnet mask on the device or something like that.

You right, im using /24 subnet mask