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Hello
Thank you for reading my post. Any help would be wonderful I have tried my best with research and looking at other posts on the internet but I seem to be going around in circles. so any suggestions are welcome and appreciated :-)

I am resetting up my test environment I am running Windows 2012 R2 and Windows 10 clients and Windows 8.1 (Windows 10 version 1903) and SCCM 2012 build 1910.
SCCM info.jpg
I am having an issue deploying my SCCM client to my windows hosts. Strangely the Windows Server hosts works without issue (although I did upgrade from 1902 to 1910 to support windows 10 before trying to deploy to my windows 10\8.1 clients). I think the upgrade worked - I will include some confirmation shorts at the end of my post.
this is a screenshot of my devices window - as you can see it used to work - nothing changed in the environment

working.jpg

The main error I am getting in the ccmsetup log is "Failed to connect to machine policy namespace. 0x8004100e" from what I read on the internet this could be an issue with the client push account our boundaries not been setup. although I seem to get different errors - logfiles attached

I have recreated my boundaries using my IP range 10.0.0.0 (started off with domain – but that had the same issue) I have my boundary groups configured and my distribution point attached to my boundaries. I can't see any configuration settings that I have missed.
boundries.jpg

Under Client push, I have added a member of my local admin group (though GPO) that I have tested the account has local admin rights
pushsettigs.jpg

I can connect from my SCCM server to the admin$ using both the push account.
I have turned off all firewalls - no change :-( I may but them back on

I have attached the logs from the server and two clients

Hope someone can help

:-)
 

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Hi,

The ccmsetup.log file shows : Client is on internet
Are you managing your clients also in the Internet ? Have you added a boundary group for Internet Based Management Clients?

Check also if you have any antivirus in this client.
 
---> Searching for SMSClientInstall.* under '\\gensystem-PC01.genericsystem.test\admin$\' SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER
---> First file name is SMSClientInstall.W72 SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER
---> ERROR: Site <W72> is trying to install SMS Client on machine gensystem-PC01.genericsystem.test. Can not push client to this machine for 24 hours.

It looks like you have pushed the client agent while the client agent was already installing and probably the system was restarted or shutdown. I checked the log file, you may try removing the client install lockfile and see if the installation works fine.

\\gensystem-PC01.genericsystem.test\admin$\SMSClientInstall.w72
Also delete the folder \\gensystem-PC01.genericsystem.test\admin$\ccmsetup
 
Hello
Thanks for getting back to me
Basically the client gets installed if I leave it alone, although I have made no changes to the environment. The client push seems not to work, but the autoinstall seems to be working.
my clients are all on a domain, with access to the internet. I have tried turning off the windows 10 AV system.
 

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CcmSetup is exiting with return code 0

The client was installed successfully. Check the ClientLocation.log & LocationServices.log located in "%WNDIR%\CCM\Logs".

For the Client Push installation, start the troubleshoot with the ccm.log file located in the site server.
 

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