Re: Problem with Advanced Client install.

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Kim Oppalfens <MVP> wrote:
Does the systems management container contain an mp folder, and a site
object?

Again, Kim, I must apologise for the delay in responding -
unfortunately, SMS is not my only "baby".

By "mp folder" I assume you mean Management Point folder. Yes, there
are three mp folders and a site object.

Stephen



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Kim Oppalfens
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MVP Windows Server System - SMS
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Kim Oppalfens <MVP> wrote:
On the roaming boundaries tab is the checkbox to include site boundaries
checked?

Kim -sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I'm at home now
having a glass of wine....

Anyway - yes, the include site boundaries is checked.

Stephen

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Kim Oppalfens <MVP> wrote:
Open ad users & computers.
Select view; advanced features.
Verify whether there is a system management subcontainer underneath
the
system container.


Thanks - yes, there is a system management subcontainer in the system
container.

Stephen

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Kim Oppalfens
Telindus Belgium
MVP Windows Server System - SMS
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Hi Kim, thanks for the response -

Kim Oppalfens <MVP> wrote:
Is your Active directory schema extended?

Yes.


Do you publish your sms data in active directory?

Not sure, Kim. I didn't set the thing up - how would I check?

Thanks

Stephen


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Kim Oppalfens
Telindus Belgium
MVP Windows Server System - SMS
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Hi all, SMS newbie, thrown in at the deep end....("Get it working
by
Wednesday...":))

SMS2003, trying to deploy Advanced Client on to XP SP2 machines.
SMS
has already been installed/set up on a server.

When I run the client install, either by Client Push or login
script,
then check Control Panel/Systems Administration/Advanced tab on
the
client machine, the "Currently assigned to site code:" box is
blank,
and clicking "Discover" brings up a "Automatic Site Code
Discovery
was
unsuccessful" message box. Also, on the Actions tab, only two of
the
possible actions are available.

Site boundaries look OK, and I followed the procedures described
on
the
MS SMS course I attended last wek.

Any ideas where I might start looking to solve this?

Thanks for any assistance

Stephen





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