Re: Sigle SMS spanning muliple locations
- From: "John" <John@xxxxxxxxxxxxx(Don't Spam)>
- Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 18:26:43 -0400
Thank you.
"Todd Hemsell" <hemsell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:OOMbYIKzGHA.1304@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hit send to soon, was trying to give you some links also
I think this will answer what you need
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sms/sms2003/cpdg/plan4qwk.mspx?mfr=true
And here si the capacity planner dudes blog - good tool when looking at options
http://blogs.msdn.com/smsperfguy/archive/2004/05/11/130125.aspx
couple of KB's highlighting the added complexity of a tiered setup (I got rid of mine due to slow response times)
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313660/EN-US/
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318834/en-us
"John" <John@xxxxxxxxxxxxx(Don't Spam)> wrote in message news:evU1wTCzGHA.4596@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Actual let me re-phase my question perhaps I wasn't to clear... I meant can
I have multiple MP's and DP's within a single SMS site design that spans
different locations.
Let say I create my primary site at the mainoffice (MP, DP SLP etc)then can
I go into sms site properties on my primary site and assign addtional MP
and DP for all my remote locations..
What I am trying to say is can a single SMS site have multiple MP's and DP's
? or do I need to create seconday sites ?
TIA
John
"Todd Hemsell" <hemsell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OmKH39%23yGHA.4176@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Do you mean can your remote machines use the DP and MP at the primary
> instead of creating a secondary at each site? yes.
>
> You might have WAN issues though if you push something out.
>
> I used to have about 180 sites, about 50% had a DP on site.
>
> when I deployed to all machines the network would go down, even with
> patches.
> So I made 16 collections based on the last character of the SMS Unique Id
> (GUID)
> It resulted in 16 collections of almost identical numbers.
> Then I deployed patches to each group with an hour between groups.
> It wound up being one or two machines per site. I even deployed office
> 2003 this way with little wan impact using the cache then execute method
> and about 3 weeks to get them to the desktop
>
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 0
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 1
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 2
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 3
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 4
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 5
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 6
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 7
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 8
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in 9
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in A
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in B
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in C
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in D
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in E
> Machines With SMS Unique Id ending in F
>
> "John" <John@xxxxxxxxxxxxx(Don't Spam)> wrote in message
> news:Oiq2oT9yGHA.1936@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Hello Everyone,
>> Can I have remote DP and MP at each remote location within a single site
>> design or do I need to create secondary sites at each remote location so
>> I can have a DP and MP at each location .. My concern is I don't want to
>> create secondary sites at remote offices that have ONLY about 25 users
>> .......or perhaps I need too..
>>
>> Any feedback would be certainly appreciated..
>> John
>>
>
>
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