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sccm 2007 client type not advanced
600 machines out of 10,000 show client type NULL, while the rest show Advanced. The versions are all the same, but some are apparently not Advanced type. Interestingly, these non-advanced (NULL) machines also show up as non-client machines. I can push advertisements to all 10,000 machines except the 600 non-Advanced client types. I need explanation for Advanced vs not, why they show non-client, and why I can't push to them. probably not ready for a solution yet, just an understanding/description of what I'm seeing on this sccm2007 system I inherited when somebody quit. thanks.
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Interesting .. they would not show a client version if they where just discovery records.
Other columns to look at are 'Obsolete' and 'Decomissioned' (You will need to add Decomissioned, as it's not there by default). To see if these records have been replaced or aged out.
What do these clients show for 'Client' and 'Client Type'?
Other columns to look at are 'Obsolete' and 'Decomissioned' (You will need to add Decomissioned, as it's not there by default). To see if these records have been replaced or aged out.
What do these clients show for 'Client' and 'Client Type'?
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good ideas. Obsolete = blank (null). I'll add Decommissioned to qry after this meeting, back in an hour or two. thanks.
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oops, they now show no client version, so first answer was correct.
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