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Hi,<br />
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On Server 2008 R2, .Net Frame work 3.5.1 is present under Server Manager &gt;&nbsp;Features &gt;<br />
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Select it and install it. &nbsp;You are done.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Navdeep [ExchangeADTech]
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Hi,

On Server 2008 R2, .Net Frame work 3.5.1 is present under Server Manager > Features >

Select it and install it.  You are done.


Regards,
Navdeep [ExchangeADTech]

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Thank v-2nas for ur comment<br />
My concern is how to deploy this on 100 Machine using SCCM
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Thank v-2nas for ur comment
My concern is how to deploy this on 100 Machine using SCCM

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Thank You one again. Deployment of 4.0 works fine with SCCM but not 3.51<br />
more over for WIN7 users how can I activate it as a feature.
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Thank You one again. Deployment of 4.0 works fine with SCCM but not 3.51
more over for WIN7 users how can I activate it as a feature.

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hi,<br />
<br />
So have you figured out what needs to done. appreciate if you can share the resolution.<br />
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win7 comes with .net 3.5.1, it's under add/remove programs&gt;features<br />
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Regards,<br />
Navdeep
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hi,

So have you figured out what needs to done. appreciate if you can share the resolution.

win7 comes with .net 3.5.1, it's under add/remove programs>features

Regards,
Navdeep

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I'm preparing to deploy SCSM 2012 Console but need to deploy the prerequisite component to the admins machine before deploying SCSM Console.<br />
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Can someone help?
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Hi all,

I'm preparing to deploy SCSM 2012 Console but need to deploy the prerequisite component to the admins machine before deploying SCSM Console.

Can someone help?

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