Synergix create his own log file of installation if i run it like this msiexec /i adce.msi l*v adce.log
But in a deployment, where should this log file will go? Is there temporary folder over the client of downloaded applications from a deployment?
If i run the file in the computer the log file its created in the same folder where the .msi file was launched.
I have a problem with my clients not downloading content from my Azure Cloud DP.
Environment: Standalone Primary Site with functional Internet MP. Site/DP/MP is set up for using https (PKI with MS CA). CRL check is disabled. No reverse proxy like TMG in place.
The Cloud DP clouddp1.xxxxxx.com is set up with a management certificate with my public domain name (cer-file in Azure, pfx local). I also configured the CNAME in DNS (Domain Management in my Office365 Account) for the public name "clouddp1.xxxxxx.com".
Here I saw the first problem regarding different setup guides on the Internet. One time you should set the CNAME referring to ID.cloudapp.net, in other guides you should set the CNAME referring to ID.blob.core.windows.net.
So not being sure which one is the correct setting, i tried both (with waiting for DNS to refresh the new settings). But nothing seems to work for downloading content from the cloud DP.
Can anyone tell me, which is the correct setting?
ID.cloudapp.net or ID.blob.core.windows.net?
I'm only testing with a small Application (MSI) which is correctly distributed to the Cloud DP (and only to the Cloud DP, not the on-premise one). The local Clients and also the internet based clients do get the advertisement but stuck on 0% downloading.
The Clients are trying to download from the Cloud DP which can be seen in CAS.log:
Download location found 0 - https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=jf100007&cid=Content_b6394d79-efd4-4e15-a985-9d56443096b1.1
But in DataTransferService.log I see errors:
Failed to send request to /downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=JF100007&cid=CONTENT_B6394D79-EFD4-4E15-A985-9D56443096B1.1&tid=GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28&iss=SCCM01.xxxxxx.LOCAL&alg=1.2.840.113549.1.1.5&st=2015-08-13T17:33:57&et=2015-08-14T01:33:57
at host clouddp1.xxxxxx.com, error 0x2f8fDataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
[CCMHTTP] ERROR: URL=https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com:443/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=JF100007&cid=CONTENT_B6394D79-EFD4-4E15-A985-9D56443096B1.1&tid=GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28&iss=SCCM01.xxxxxx.LOCAL&alg=1.2.840.113549.1.1.5&st=2015-08-13T17:33:57&et=2015-08-14T01:33:57,
Port=443, Options=31, Code=12175, Text=ERROR_WINHTTP_SECURE_FAILUREDataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
Successfully sent location services HTTPS failure message.DataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
Error sending DAV request. HTTP code 600, status ''DataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
Raising event:
instance of CCM_DataTransferService_BITS_SecureFailure
{
ClientID = "GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28";
DateTime = "20150813173357.935000+000";
HRESULT = "0x80072f8f";
ProcessID = 1728;
ServerPath = "https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com:443/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=JF100007&cid=CONTENT_B6394D79-EFD4-4E15-A985-9D56443096B1.1&tid=GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28&iss=SCCM01.xxxxxx.LOCAL&alg=1.2.840.113549.1.1.5&st=2015-08-13T17:33:57&et=2015-08-14T01:33:57";
ThreadID = 2928;
};
DataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
GetDirectoryList_HTTP('https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com:443/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=JF100007&cid=CONTENT_B6394D79-EFD4-4E15-A985-9D56443096B1.1&tid=GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28&iss=SCCM01.xxxxxx.LOCAL&alg=1.2.840.113549.1.1.5&st=2015-08-13T17:33:57&et=2015-08-14T01:33:57')
failed with code 0x80072f8f.DataTransferService13.08.2015 19:33:572928 (0x0B70)
In ContentTransferManager.log no errors, but Cloud DP location can be seen:
Persisted locations for CTM job {B9256FD5-B1E8-4ED7-B6D6-E86ED8EAEC33}:
(REMOTE) https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=jf100007&cid=Content_b6394d79-efd4-4e15-a985-9d56443096b1.1ContentTransferManager13.08.2015 19:33:574060 (0x0FDC)
Content location type is Azure. Need to get the signed source url.ContentTransferManager13.08.2015 19:33:574060 (0x0FDC)
CTM job {B9256FD5-B1E8-4ED7-B6D6-E86ED8EAEC33} (corresponding DTS job {54377885-C703-406C-ABCD-31D2C0FF7C0A}) started download from 'https://clouddp1.xxxxxx.com/downloadrestservice.svc/getcontentxmlsecure?pid=JF100007&cid=CONTENT_B6394D79-EFD4-4E15-A985-9D56443096B1.1&tid=GUID:3B8A4D7A-F531-4213-9CCB-13018F00BB28&iss=SCCM01.xxxxxx.LOCAL&alg=1.2.840.113549.1.1.5&st=2015-08-13T17:33:57&et=2015-08-14T01:33:57' for full content download.
CTM job {B9256FD5-B1E8-4ED7-B6D6-E86ED8EAEC33} entered phase CCM_DOWNLOADSTATUS_DOWNLOADING_DATA
Above errors are with CNAME set to id.blob.core.windows.net.
Can anyone help me to figure out, what is going wrong?
Hello,
I had this question and didn't get satisfactory answers when I surfed through the internet.
I need to know how frequently does the "Application deployment evaluation cycle" run on a client PC by default and if that setting can be changed, where can I do it under the client settings?
HI All,
I'm facing one issue. After the patching or after the maintenance windows is stopped. The reporting shows the deployment status goes in Enforcement stateunknown.
Although it shows the all the status compliant, Restart pending or waiting for maintenance window. But still after few time its shows "Enforcement state unknown"
Regards,
Sumeet Gill
Sumeet Gill
Hi,
When i deploy the new SCCM Adminitration Console with SCCM Application method i get this error in C:\ConfigMgrAdminUISetup.log :
Installation failed with error code 1612
You can find the full log here : ConfigMgrAdminUISetup.log
You can find AppEnforce.log here : AppEnforce.log
My install string is : "ConsoleSetup.exe" /q TargetDir="%programfiles%\ConfigMgrConsole" EnableSQM=0 DefaultSiteServerName=sccm.chet.local
Anyone can help me to solve this issue ?
Thanks
Hello,
I want to deploy application via SCCM which requires username/password in answer file in plain text, what are my options to hide this password so users can't read it via package source share, or in C:\windows\ccmcache ?
Hello all,
I am trying to find the right combination of Microsoft Office Customization Tool to deploy Office 2013 ProPlus using our SCCM environment, but where it will not forcefully restart the computer but prompt the user to reboot.
Can anyone help?
I have used the following two Setup Properties to customize my install, which should make it prompt for reboot but it does not...it forces a restart as soon as it completes:
SETUP_REBOOT - Value IfNeeded
also, I put in HIDEUPDATEUI - value true to hide this annoyance from my users.
I push it out through sccm 2012 and it does its thing and installs correctly, but then forces a reboot.
What am I doing wrong, I know it's something very simple.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
I setup this deployment with this Dependencies. Its my first time using them so i set up 2 group of dependencies, each group only have 1 deployment inside.
I did it like this because if i put the both in one group, it says OR instead of AND.
Anyway, the way its setup right now (screenshot below) its installing first the Hot fix, instead of the net framework, and some computers are not finishin the deployment process because of it. How do it set up the order of this 2 groups? Should i just 2 1 single group? Im afraide of the prefix OR, instead of AND.
Hello,
I am evaluating SCCM 2012.
I am using Windows Server 2012, SQL server 2008 Std all in one box. I am testing the installation of software and i am pushing 7zip 32 bit into a windows 7 machine. But, under the status of the software center states Downloading since yesterday and stuck in 0%. Thought. Attaching screenshot.
Thanks for your help,
GE RF
Hello Guys,
some Clients have Problems to show Application Deployments in Software Center. In Deployment Monitoring Tool I can see the Deployments. But if you select the Deployment I get the Error "DT cannot be empty". So I think the Policy isn't downloaded correctly.
CIDownloader.log.
CCIDownloadItem::AddToManifest - Starting download of DocumentType 2 for ModelName Windows/x64_Windows_Server_2008_R2_Core, Version 1 CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 5068 (0x13CC)
CCIDownloadItem::AddToManifest - Starting download of DocumentType 1 for ModelName Windows/x86_Embedded_Windows_7, Version 2 CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 5068 (0x13CC)
CCIDownloadItem::AddToManifest - Starting download of DocumentType 2 for ModelName Windows/x86_Embedded_Windows_7, Version 2 CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 5068 (0x13CC)
CCIDownloadItem::AddToManifest - Starting download of CI content document with DocumentName urn:policy-platform:policy.microsoft.com:smlif:ms.dcm.Windows.x86_Windows_7_Client:1:VL, DocumentVersion 1 (VL) CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 5068 (0x13CC)
CCIDownloader::ParseDtsMessage - Dts failed with error code: 0x80070002. CI Downloader will retry. CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 4008 (0x0FA8)
CIDownloaderJob({CFEBCEF0-7D16-421D-A53A-2A26F82CE5BF}): Received Dts failure message during CI download. CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 4008 (0x0FA8)
CIDownloaderJob({CFEBCEF0-7D16-421D-A53A-2A26F82CE5BF}): CCIDownloaderJob::QueueRetry - Consumed 5763 seconds of 172800 second download window. CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 4008 (0x0FA8)
CIDownloaderJob({CFEBCEF0-7D16-421D-A53A-2A26F82CE5BF}): CCIDownloaderJob::QueueRetry - Retrying package download in 2880 seconds... CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:00:54 4008 (0x0FA8)
CCIDownloader::CreateJob CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CCIDownloader::StartJob CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIDownloader job empty. CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CCIDownloader::DeleteJob for job {D10C1E70-D480-4C05-9C95-D4BCBECFD4F1} CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIDownloader job deleted. CIDownloader 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)CIAgent.log
CAgent::EvaluateCIs CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::QueueEvent - Queueing event and incrementing semaphore Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=Transition, CurrentState=Init) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): Client requesting CIAgentJob context info for key: StateMessagePriority CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): TransitionState(From=Init, To=WaitingForAssignedCI) for Event=Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::QueueEvent - Queueing event and incrementing semaphore Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): QueueDebug - Executing Event. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=Transition, CurrentState=WaitingForAssignedCI) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::QueueEvent - Queueing event and incrementing semaphore DownloadCIs CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): QueueDebug - Executing Event. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=DownloadCIs, CurrentState=WaitingForAssignedCI) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): TransitionState(From=WaitingForAssignedCI, To=DownloadingCIs) for Event=Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::QueueEvent - Queueing event and incrementing semaphore Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): QueueDebug - Executing Event. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=Transition, CurrentState=DownloadingCIs) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): Client requesting CIAgentJob context info for key: PostRebootDetect CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): Nothing to be downloaded. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::QueueEvent - Queueing event and incrementing semaphore PersistCIs CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): QueueDebug - Executing Event. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=PersistCIs, CurrentState=DownloadingCIs) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): TransitionState(From=DownloadingCIs, To=PersistingCIModels) for Event=Transition CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::Execute [GlobalSemaphore] Trying to aquire global semaphore CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::Execute [GlobalSemaphore] Queued for global semaphore acquisition. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 1336 (0x0538)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): GlobalJobEvent() called [GlobalSemaphore] CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::Execute [GlobalSemaphore] Acquired global semaphore. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): CAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=Transition, CurrentState=PersistingCIModels) CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_0ddc3eb7-5ee3-41eb-9fed-646d28a06bcf:11. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_0ddc3eb7-5ee3-41eb-9fed-646d28a06bcf:11 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_0e9a8348-0ad5-44ee-bf81-82dfd44f0699:11. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_0e9a8348-0ad5-44ee-bf81-82dfd44f0699:11 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_10203df1-4fe4-49ef-8ab3-e8030e6a2cef:22. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_10203df1-4fe4-49ef-8ab3-e8030e6a2cef:22 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_1fc34d72-440d-4f6f-9a50-604e421f3c04:13. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_1fc34d72-440d-4f6f-9a50-604e421f3c04:13 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_2191a582-1987-40fd-b8ec-cbee1a2ba590:4, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_22778347-5967-4ee1-bdc0-3fce578b7ee1:2. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_22778347-5967-4ee1-bdc0-3fce578b7ee1:2 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_278d8ebe-16bc-49b7-a806-42025d921f84:6. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_278d8ebe-16bc-49b7-a806-42025d921f84:6 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_27c341d0-a38e-43c9-aeef-a82be7e1f664:1. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_27c341d0-a38e-43c9-aeef-a82be7e1f664:1 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_2bf3a7d7-27fc-4fe6-80ff-80c9adee89a8:5, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_33aa078b-9afa-48b3-9550-8d926c07721e:5. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_33aa078b-9afa-48b3-9550-8d926c07721e:5 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_3a41042c-4feb-421b-8b55-42334654681e:15, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_3be6a762-f993-4fe5-aca5-1989551d5a88:5. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_3be6a762-f993-4fe5-aca5-1989551d5a88:5 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_3c0b214a-2258-4765-be5d-d2a9fd754bc6:2. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_3c0b214a-2258-4765-be5d-d2a9fd754bc6:2 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_46f5d091-992c-4e24-b0a2-3de657c0b8c7:16, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_49337598-4c68-401e-8c39-a415288cd7d6:11. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_49337598-4c68-401e-8c39-a415288cd7d6:11 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_4da67baa-ac51-4327-bfdc-c8f81781ae62:20, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_4f0df4d7-e1d0-4717-b9e2-5f9cb6f1dd9b:8. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_4f0df4d7-e1d0-4717-b9e2-5f9cb6f1dd9b:8 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_5d895d54-10ea-447d-8b45-123b77e89721:4. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_5d895d54-10ea-447d-8b45-123b77e89721:4 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_636ad5b2-da09-439b-ac7c-d7895d728131:2. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_636ad5b2-da09-439b-ac7c-d7895d728131:2 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_665c56e0-626a-4d8d-9378-48a8c8546846:1. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_665c56e0-626a-4d8d-9378-48a8c8546846:1 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_666d662e-66f7-4e53-b4fd-06ccd55239bf:4. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_666d662e-66f7-4e53-b4fd-06ccd55239bf:4 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_6a39d117-9e22-4e11-8fcd-ebbf35b00688:3. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_6a39d117-9e22-4e11-8fcd-ebbf35b00688:3 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_6da53bf1-ab56-4a96-9af8-6df6d4b9972e:10. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_6da53bf1-ab56-4a96-9af8-6df6d4b9972e:10 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_70d0451a-94c0-4372-b19b-dd9e4246788f:3. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_70d0451a-94c0-4372-b19b-dd9e4246788f:3 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_716e6646-2efd-4d3a-9441-5563de429a01:3. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_716e6646-2efd-4d3a-9441-5563de429a01:3 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get dependency chain for App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_77493905-3008-4862-bd89-d5fad3318cfc:41, will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:50 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_77c479ff-bef7-456d-9bae-47ea1513e56f:4. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_77c479ff-bef7-456d-9bae-47ea1513e56f:4 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_7925a429-49b4-4b04-8094-4987ca70a35b:7. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_7925a429-49b4-4b04-8094-4987ca70a35b:7 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_79516c6a-a815-4c31-99fe-9ab4e4024e4e:1. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_79516c6a-a815-4c31-99fe-9ab4e4024e4e:1 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_7af21e61-ffe4-4791-85ba-86d83cc9cf31:3. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_7af21e61-ffe4-4791-85ba-86d83cc9cf31:3 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_7d5204c1-26e4-489e-addb-1401d965153f:8. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_7d5204c1-26e4-489e-addb-1401d965153f:8 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_7e5660da-b7c7-49dd-8940-7c751389f61a:3. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_7e5660da-b7c7-49dd-8940-7c751389f61a:3 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_85f4af90-a3f1-4d7e-bb6a-b079c20fa2d5:14. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/RequiredApplication_85f4af90-a3f1-4d7e-bb6a-b079c20fa2d5:14 chain will not be included in evaluation. CIAgent 24.01.2013 11:21:51 44 (0x002C)
CIAgentJob({5BCCC0E4-C16C-4F1D-85A7-F62515232072}): [JOB SCOPE] Failed to get digest for ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Application_8908c4aa-5c4e-41fd-a111-e4be0780e6bb:2. App policy ScopeId_CF43FADB-8569-46DF-ADB2-984C3AA1E7B1/Is it possible to reset Software Center?
I am deploying Sample Manager (LIMS) and can do that fine. How do I include the servers.xml file that contains the configuration settings for the client software in the SCCM Application? This will prevent us from having to touch over 200 computers and manually configure the settings.
Thanks for any responses!
Hi
I'll try to make it simple
I use SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 CU1
I have applications like Office 2010 & Lync 2010 that I've created an uninstall command line as well
the uninstall is based on batch from files from the content, meaning it's not a local MSI command line or something. I'm using the EXE to perform the uninstall.
I've created an uninstall deployment for those applications and when I follow the deployment type I see that 70% are successfully uninstalled but for the other 30% I get the error "0x80091007" with the description "the hash value is not correct"
when I checked one client manually - I saw this in the app enforce log:
so I've noticed the uninstall.bat is trying to run from C:\windows\system32 and not from the ccmcache. it doesn't even start to download the application content (the ccmcache folder is empty). it assumes it should be local.
on the same clients I try to make a test deployment of other applications and it works ok
I want to remind you that 70% of the clients are doing ok and had this uninstalls successfully.
I checked for antivirus and there's exclusion on all the clients for C:\Windows\CCMCache
the client version is identical
I can't find out why the uninstall doesn't trigger the sccm to download the content to the cache and then start the uninstall progress?!
the detection method are ok. otherwise the application discovery indicates the software is not installed.
any ideas what can I do?
btw... 30% is like a few 100s... so I'm trying to avoid configmgr client reinstallation, but I was hoping someone else had this issue before.
thanks
Tamir Levy
I've been tasked with packaging the new version of Silverlight (5.1.40416) and deploying it out through SCCM and thought I would share my experience so far and ask the community for their thoughts/ideas.
Our environment and general points:
- We have multiple versions existing on client machines 2.0, 3.0. 4.0.x, 5.1.x
- We only have 5.1.10411 packaged already in SCCM but someone else but it hasn't been used
- We don't have Update rollups or Feature Packs enabled in our SUP
- All previous versions of Silverlight have the same Product Code
- the /noupdate switch doesn't apply to the .msi file so this will have to be managed by SCCM baselines or Group Policy
Possible Deployment scenarios:
- Package Silverlight 5.1.40416 as an Application with detection method of Product Code AND file=version 5.1.40412 then use one of the following methods to uninstall the previous versions
- Don't package Silverlight and just enable Feature Packs and Update Rollups and let Software updates handle this
- Create it as a Package rather than an Application which should allow Silverlight to update already existing versions.
- Create an Application TS to uninstall the old versions and then install the new version
Application packaging:
- I will packaged Silverlight as an Application using an msi file. First I ran msiexec /a silverlight.msi /p silverlight.msp /q which produced the PFiles folder. I copied the msi, msp and pfiles folder to SCCM source directory and then deployed with the following command:
Questions
I used the following links when working on this:
Hi,
We have deployed some App-V packages to users on terminal servers. 1 user claims he has not received it, though he is part of the usercollection.
SCCM monitoring doesn’t make me any wiser.
Isn’t there a logfile per user which I can check what’s going on? Or should I check the general appenforce.log of the server? J.
Jan Hoedt
I am running 2012 R2 SP1 and have an application with five Deployment Types, as follows by priority;
1) Win8.1 x64 (requirement of OS must equal Win 8.1 x64)
2) Win8.1 x86 (requirement of OS must equal Win 8.1 x86)
3) Win8 x64 (requirement of OS must equal Win 8 x64)
4) Win8 x86 (requirement of OS must equal Win 8 x86)
5) General Catch all (No OS requirements) intended for windows 7 and below devices
Priorities 1-4 use a PS command for its detection 'Get-WindowsOptionalFeature' while the last deployment type uses a Registry Key because 'Get-WindowsOptionalFeature' is not an available PS commend in Win 7 (without SP1). On a Win 7 machine the 'AppDiscovery.log' interestingly shows it trying to detect the application on all five DT. I thought it would skip DT's 1-4 and only use #5 as the requirements on 1-4 have it requiring it be a specific OS.
The log show an error of (In-line script returned error output: The term 'Get-WindowsOptionalFeature' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet) when it tries to detect the DT's 1,2,3,&4. but will install using DT #5, shouldnt it just skip #1,2,3,&4?
Also when uninstalling this it downloads all 5 DT's and processes all five uninstall commands until it succeeds. I know that I can make WMF 4.0 a dependency to get the PS up to date on these non SP1 machines so I can use the 'Get-WindowsOptionalFeature' however I don;t think ConfigMgr should be behaving this way. Am I wrong on this?
I am using SCCM 2012 R2 and have 2 applications made available on a collection. Clients on the collection are taking about a week sometimes to discover the available apps under 'Software Center'. Eventually they are discovered. This happens with only some not all clients. No trace of the application in appdiscovery.log and forcing "machine policy retrieval and evaluation cycle" gives the below snippet on policyagent.log
Requesting Machine policy assignmentsHi,
I have a terminal server to which I deployed putty App-V 4.6, deployed putty via App-V 5.0.
Users which have their App-V 4.6 putty removed don't get the shortcut for App-V 5.0 putty, users who logon freshly get the putty correctly.
Tried several things but what I need is a repair on USER level.
These didn't help.
#Set back shortcuts Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { Get-AppvClientPackage -name *putty* | Repair-AppvClientPackage -Extensions } -ComputerName $ComputerName -verbose #Set back shortcuts Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { Get-AppvClientPackage -name *putty* | Repair-AppvClientPackage -UserState } -ComputerName $ComputerName -verbose #REPAIR APP-V PACKAGE Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { Get-AppvClientPackage -name *putty* -all | Stop-AppvClientPackage -Global | Repair-AppvClientPackage -Extensions } -ComputerName $ComputerName -verbose
Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { Get-AppvClientPackage -name *putty* -all | Repair-AppvClientPackage -Extensions -global } -ComputerName $ComputerName -verbosePlease advise.
J
Jan Hoedt
Hello, do you know any free or open source software installers that has a msi ? Like 7Zip, QuickTime, or DisplayFusion ?
I am testing software installation via sccm 2012
I am testing installation to win xp, win 7 and win 8. Although, i need a light software
Thanks for your help,
GE RF
I have a Deployment already setup and working. If i wish to deploy an uninstall this time, so i wonder if i can just setup a new appliocation using uninstall command switch and using the same files of the Install, i just don't want to screw it the existing working deployment.
In case that i can use the same files, do i have to distribute it again?