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Asked by PDiBartolo in MS System Center
I have recently begun testing SCCM 2007 in a test environment. Right now I have a SCCM server configured, extended the AD schema and added 4 client machines (segregated in a seperate OU). I have everything working as expected. Being new to the software I am finding it hard to mimic our current deployment setup. Basically, we use Group Policy to deploy software. I create a startup script and with the use of filtered security I place a machine account in a security group ask the client to reboot and voila it works. We have deployed quite a bit of software this way. So in SCCM I was successful at using the AD group in as a collection and then deploying the software out using that same collection. But with active directory system discovery takes quite a bit of time before the computer shows up in the collection.
My question is; how frequent should active directory system discovery run and is there an easier way to deploy a software package out to one computer without having to create a separate collection for the computer record? In our organization, someone asks for software (Acrobat pro) we place them in a group ask them to reboot and they get the software relatively quick with the help of a startup script. I would like to do the same with SCCM. Right now I have active directory system discovery running every hour. Can I lower that to 15 minutes which would solve my problem?
Our local environment will consist of:
2 DC's 2003 AD level
40 servers 2003+
400 client machines XP SP3
All systems running within the same local office on 6 or so different subnets. All gigabit.
Thanks
Phil
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