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Is there anyone can help me with some advise how to clean up SCCM 2012 content library on Distribution points and CEN, It's just filling up and we are keep extending storage. It seems like when a package has been re-distributed, the old version doesn't get deleted, it just create a new file with unique name. <br />
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Regards,<br />
Redwan Hossain
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Is there anyone can help me with some advise how to clean up SCCM 2012 content library on Distribution points and CEN, It's just filling up and we are keep extending storage. It seems like when a package has been re-distributed, the old version doesn't get deleted, it just create a new file with unique name. 

Regards,
Redwan Hossain

SCCM Content library cleanup

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