I've been trying to fix my SCCM server not pushing the client when requested to individual clients.(Automated push isn't working either). I checked the CCM.log and the specific machine that I tried to push to isn't appearing in the log. This machine previously had CCM installed and I believe I manually removed it, SCCM server is displaying the machine with Client "Yes" and Client Activity "Inactive"
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SOLVED SCCM client agents not installing on windows machines
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can you upload ccm.log file ?. Do you see any errors in the ccm.log file ?.
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I can no longer push to the device in question after deleting the record from SCCM, I tried to manually discover the device again and it didn't pick it up either. I can get the correct IP address from the machine in NSlookup on the server but it's not getting re-added to SCCM.
The ccm.log file is not indicating any relevant errors. The machine that i'm pushing to isn't referenced at all in the log either.
The ccm.log file is not indicating any relevant errors. The machine that i'm pushing to isn't referenced at all in the log either.
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That means the client push is not happening at all. Try pushing the client agent manually on a computer and see how the installation goes.
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Hello,
I found out why my clients weren't pushing, the boundaries had been reconfigured, the main issue being that site assignment had been disabled so it wasn't pushing to those clients.
I'm pretty sure that's why I couldn't push to any computers I removed from SCCM as well because they weren't being assigned any sites.
If you had any resources on boundary management that would be great. We used to just have one site "A" that had boundaries for 3 physical locations (all subnetted). But for one of our physical locations we setup a DP (I think this is a secondary site?) and I wanted to create a new boundary or boundary group for that physical site so that site only receives deployments from that server.
I found out why my clients weren't pushing, the boundaries had been reconfigured, the main issue being that site assignment had been disabled so it wasn't pushing to those clients.
I'm pretty sure that's why I couldn't push to any computers I removed from SCCM as well because they weren't being assigned any sites.
If you had any resources on boundary management that would be great. We used to just have one site "A" that had boundaries for 3 physical locations (all subnetted). But for one of our physical locations we setup a DP (I think this is a secondary site?) and I wanted to create a new boundary or boundary group for that physical site so that site only receives deployments from that server.
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Glad to know that you are now able to push the sccm agents on to the client machines.
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