Re: SMS Distribution point
- From: "Garth" <Spam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 09:03:12 -0500
You might want look at using a Courier Sender.
Courier Sender
The courier sender is installed and configured by default on all primary and secondary sites. It is not displayed, and cannot be created, in the Configuration Manager console because it must be manually started from the Configuration Manager programs folder on the Start menu. Courier senders are used only for software distribution to send package data to other sites by using physical media instead of sending data over the network. To use the courier sender, you must first create a standard sender connection between the parent site and the child site. Once the standard sender is created, you then create a courier sender address for each site to use the courier sender functionality.
"val" <val@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:A437BC4B-67E2-47F3-A2B6-2B7DF60D52B7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hello!
i re-open this post just to ask if there is a way to update a distribution
point with image packages but using a usb drive or a DVD or similar external
device.
thanks!
"Kim Oppalfens" wrote:
Michel,
Which 1e tool are you referring to?
--
"Everyone is an expert at something"
Kim Oppalfens - Sms Expert for lack of any other expertise
Windows Server System MVP - SMS
"Michel-Vincent" <MichelVincent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:82458D53-ABCB-4338-9880-E769AC5E34E2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello EJ
>
> What you could do is simply update the DP at night when enough > bandwidth
> is
> available.
> Now a third party utility from 1E allows you to manage the bandwidth to > a
> DP.
> www.1e.com
>
> Hope it helps
> -- > Michel-Vincent Leriche
> http://mvleriche.spaces.live.com
>
>
> "EJ" wrote:
>
>> Thanks for you prompt response; this is really helpful. As for the
>> secondary
>> site suggestion we had made the same suggestion during the design >> phase
>> of
>> our SMS environment. To make a long story short they (Corp, 3rd party
>> design
>> team) did not take our suggestion. One more question is there any way >> to
>> programmatically (script, registry hack) turn on and off this >> component.
>>
>> "Kim Oppalfens <MVP>" wrote:
>>
>> > Sms admin console; tools; sms service manager
>> > Stop the distribution manager component.
>> >
>> > PS: This is the reason why I advice the use of secondary sites over
>> > distribution point. You have a server there, and secondary site
>> > licenses are
>> > free of charge.
>> >
>> > -- >> > "Everyone is an expert at something"
>> > Kim Oppalfens - Sms Expert for lack of any other expertise
>> > Windows Server System SMS - MVP
>> >
>> >
>> > "EJ" <EJ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> > news:00742196-6CC8-448C-8940-2B0CD24179C2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > > Here is my scenario; we just setup a branch office . We have setup >> > > a
>> > > file
>> > > and
>> > > print server at the branch office and also we are using it as our
>> > > distribution point in our SMS 2003 SP1 environment. Once the
>> > > distribution
>> > > point was setup the packages started to get sent from the primary
>> > > site
>> > > server. This has saturated the WAN to the branch office. What >> > > service
>> > > do I
>> > > turn off on the branch office server or the primary site server to
>> > > stop
>> > > the
>> > > downloads from running. Any help in this matter would be greatly
>> > > appreciated
>> >
>> >
.
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