OK, I am brining up a new site server. How can I get my old advanced clients
to move to the new server? I have removed the boundaries from the old server
and put them on the new server. However, after two weeks, the systems are
still showing up as assigned to the old site and NONE are showing up as
clients on the new site.
Re: SMS Advanced Client for Dummies ... either add the site role to the existing SMS server or add a new server. ... Your advanced clients must be assigned to a primary site, ... > remote site then change the remote site boundaries to just include the ... (microsoft.public.sms.admin)
Re: SMS Advanced Client for Dummies ... > installed by default when installing SMS 2003.... ... > point to this assumng IIS is running on my SMS server?... > What is the practice for Advanced Clients?... > remote site then change the remote site boundaries to just include the ... (microsoft.public.sms.admin)
Re: Bringing up new primary site server ...Advanced clients don't reassign themselves; but you can do so with ... collection to reassign them to another collection. ... I have removed the boundaries from the old server... still showing up as assigned to the old site and NONE are showing up as ... (microsoft.public.sms.tools)
Re: BITS ... Advanced clients that download policies (client agent configuration & ...Advanced clients that report inventory that is larger 50 KB use bits to ... > rather than the distribution server only. ... (microsoft.public.sms.setup)
Re: Migrating SMS to a new server ... > In my opinion, I think it would be easiest just to install a different SMS ... > Site and reassign the handful of Advanced Clients to the new site. ... >>I have to migrate my SMS site server (DC and the exclusive primary ... (microsoft.public.sms.admin)
