ErwinKirkels
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Hi All,
I have an problem with Embedded Devices (thin clients). I have a SCCM server for managing RDS servers. We only using this for servicing the windows Servers not for work stations.
I have already placed a Boundary with only the IP range from the RDS servers, and the Discovery on the OU's for those Servers.
But there is an facility that have Embedded Devices (thin clients) and those thin clients have standard an SCCM client this device. Everytime if they see the SCCM server the device want to "connect" to the SCCM server. I can solve this to remote the Default gateway from the SCCM server, but then I cannot update the server etc.
I cannot block these devices in SCCM, I can only place them in a Collection but then the devices will be going in Servicing Lock Mode and the users cannot work.
I read on Google that this is possible because of the Write Filter from these devices. Has anyone an Idea how I can prevent the devices to connect to the SCCM server or prevent that the devices are going to the Servicing Lock mode.
I have an problem with Embedded Devices (thin clients). I have a SCCM server for managing RDS servers. We only using this for servicing the windows Servers not for work stations.
I have already placed a Boundary with only the IP range from the RDS servers, and the Discovery on the OU's for those Servers.
But there is an facility that have Embedded Devices (thin clients) and those thin clients have standard an SCCM client this device. Everytime if they see the SCCM server the device want to "connect" to the SCCM server. I can solve this to remote the Default gateway from the SCCM server, but then I cannot update the server etc.
I cannot block these devices in SCCM, I can only place them in a Collection but then the devices will be going in Servicing Lock Mode and the users cannot work.
I read on Google that this is possible because of the Write Filter from these devices. Has anyone an Idea how I can prevent the devices to connect to the SCCM server or prevent that the devices are going to the Servicing Lock mode.
