shweta agarwal
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install client push installation(SCCM) using ps script
Hi,
I am trying to install client push using SCCM but not able to install it. Is there any command or powershell script to install client push throguh SCCM.
Thanks
I am trying to install client push using SCCM but not able to install it. Is there any command or powershell script to install client push throguh SCCM.
Thanks
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Hi Mike,
Will you help us with the 4 or 5 different ways of the solution for the Client push? So, that we can select the best one and apply for the same.
Will you help us with the 4 or 5 different ways of the solution for the Client push? So, that we can select the best one and apply for the same.
ASKER
Actually I tried to install client by clicking on Administration->site configuration->sites->clie nt installation Settings->client push installation , in this method I am not getting ccmsetup.exe file in task manager tab.
second method I tried to install ccmsetup manually by copying client folder. The SCCM 2012 client is stored on your SCCM server (or additional Management Points) in the Client-folder under SMS_SITECODE (\\SCCMSERVER\SMS_SITECODE \Client\). for example my sitecode name is KCS. so I go to path (\\SCCMSERVER\SMS_KCS\Clie nt\). Then installed ccmsetup.exe manually . It is showing in task manager but not in control panel . How mych time does it take to install the ccmsetup? I have followed below link:
http://blog.jocha.se/tech/sccm-client-install-uninstall
Can you please explain the way I can get the configuration manager in control panel. Or the reason why it is not present in control panel even after installation process
second method I tried to install ccmsetup manually by copying client folder. The SCCM 2012 client is stored on your SCCM server (or additional Management Points) in the Client-folder under SMS_SITECODE (\\SCCMSERVER\SMS_SITECODE
http://blog.jocha.se/tech/sccm-client-install-uninstall
Can you please explain the way I can get the configuration manager in control panel. Or the reason why it is not present in control panel even after installation process
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You don't need Powershell for this - it's making an easy job complex. You need to explain what *exactly* doesn't work, what does happen (how far it gets), what your setup is, version, and look at the logs (c:\windows\ccmsetup\setup
Also there 4 or 5 different ways to push client, besides the native site-wide push. I've only ever used client push and it works absolutely fine!
Mike