You can just push out new client with option of upgrade/always reinstall. That will take care of this.

Or you want to use a remote script. YOu can use psexec for this.

Let me know if you want more details but it is easy to find examples online.

would you guys provide a few steps how to remove the sccm off the system?

we would like to totally remove it off the AD system and then starting a new server.

do you know how to

 "package the command and push it using software distribution"?

for

C:\Windows\System32\CCM\ccmsetup.exe /uninstall

I would like to do this from and old sccm server first, then uninstall the sccm server.
i do not need remove it from the hierarchy since it is the only sccm server.

thanks.

So you want to know how to package up this CMD?
Is that what you are saying?

sure!


create a folder. put some small text file in it called text.txt  this is your package.

then create a progam, the program line would be C:\Windows\System32\CCM\ccmsetup.exe /uninstall .

send it to DPs. then advertise it the entire collection or perhaps few machines.,

logon to some clients and see if that text.txt is in your client cache. and wait for it to uninstall client.


or you can do this.

Right click the collection >View > export. This will export the names in a text file.

Then using psexec utility run this command for each client. Some MSExcel skill will help in it


Or you can be lazy and use the readymade thing here

http://my.opera.com/keironmc/blog/how-to-clean-a-sccm-client

Or this.

This is gui.

http://windowsadminblog.blogspot.in/2010/05/how-to-uninstall-sccm-2007-client.html

http://sccmcat.codeplex.com/

Basically I have saved all tips to some google doc file. But because the origin script is from someone else, I need to give the full URL.

create a folder. put some small text file in it called text.txt  this is your package.

where should i do this? on the sccm local drive?

then create a progam, the program line would be C:\Windows\System32\CCM\ccmsetup.exe /uninstall .

how do i create this from? configuration manager console? what is the path....

So you want to know how to package up this CMD?
Is that what you are saying?

Yes....please...

do not worry about it.
since there is no real need to remove the client, the new sccm will push it's client to computers, i am going to drop this questions.

I am uninstalling the old SCCM server now. and will focus on making the new sccm server working.

thank you.