Re: Trying to find a phantom SMS 2.0 server
From: Rune Norberg (runeno_at_online.no_NOSPAM)
Date: 09/16/04
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Date: 16 Sep 2004 19:04:29 +0200
What do you mean by systems getting SMS directories? Which directories and
are this clients or servers?
Here are a couple of thoughts if they are clients:
- Check %SystemRoot%\ms\sms\logs and check if there are any wn*.log files.
WNREMOTE.log=Remotely installed client
WNLOGON.log=Logon script installed client
WNMANUAL.log=Manually installed client
If you look in one of these log files you might find some info about the
server/serverpath they were initated from.
- Check HKLM\Software\Microsoft\NAL\Client\AbExprtDB\CAP List for Site XXX
(replace XXX with any letters you find in this key). If you look at the
MSWNET value you will see which CAP (ie. share) the client is using for
communication to the SMS server.
Rgds,
Rune
"Aikijoe" <Aikijoe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:41D687C5-D9C4-4A1C-A044-8EDBB05275FC@microsoft.com...
>I just started at my new job, and it's been a couple years since I've
>worked
> on SMS, I'm mainly backups, AD/Exchange, and router/firewall setup
> nowadays.
> The company here apparently used to have a 2.0 installations and they
> removed
> it. But systems are still getting the SMS directories installed, and
> services running. Doesn't that mean that there's a secondary SMS server
> out
> there? If so, how do I find it?
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