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sccm 2012 device collection
Having hell of a time moving devices from one collection to a newly created collection. we have used "add selected items to existing device collection" but now we have duplicate devices in the previous collection and in the current collection. is this temporary until refresh or how do we remove the devices from its previous collection and remain in the new collection? our deployments are still hitting the devices we want to remove!!! your help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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Hi, these are the few options I can suggest.
Option 1:
1. Delete the old device collection and
2. Create a new collection for the new devices
Option 2:
1. Group the devices in your AD according to the new OU then
2. Create a new device collection for the OU
Option 3:
1. In your WQL statement put a WHERE clause that wont included the device for deployment.
Option 1:
1. Delete the old device collection and
2. Create a new collection for the new devices
Option 2:
1. Group the devices in your AD according to the new OU then
2. Create a new device collection for the OU
Option 3:
1. In your WQL statement put a WHERE clause that wont included the device for deployment.
will try Maekel, thnx
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working on this week. ill post results. thnx
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went through and verified my query based collections. a lot of the values were not set, so I completed the settings and now have a clear collection. thanks very much
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Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM, formerly known as Systems Management Server) is Microsoft’s system software for managing large groups of not only Microsoft computers, but those running other operating systems, such as Linux, OS-X, and various mobile technologies.