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J Rodz

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Hi, thanks for your pointers. I'm presently working on both packages and deployments. I have new apps and packages to test, I will see what the latency is. Thanks, JRodz
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Hi, thanks for your pointers. I'm presently working on both packages and deployments. I have new apps and packages to test, I will see what the latency is. Thanks, JRodz

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Hi, I just wanted to let you know that the issue seemed to have been extreme latency from the time I deployed the jobs and the time the computer client actually woke to the request. It did install and &nbsp;worked. The logs didn't have much to say other than time stamps. Thanks
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Hi, I just wanted to let you know that the issue seemed to have been extreme latency from the time I deployed the jobs and the time the computer client actually woke to the request. It did install and  worked. The logs didn't have much to say other than time stamps. Thanks

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At least reviewing the logs helped me rule out what was working or not, and I could see time lines and dates. Lots of reading!
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At least reviewing the logs helped me rule out what was working or not, and I could see time lines and dates. Lots of reading!

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I've been trying to deploy BGinfo and a Java excutable using SCCM, but so far, in spite of following what it seems all the correct steps, the jobs are not working. Neither one of these are deploying to the device collections I created. I need urgent help on this, if you need further information please feel free to ask.
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I've been trying to deploy BGinfo and a Java excutable using SCCM, but so far, in spite of following what it seems all the correct steps, the jobs are not working. Neither one of these are deploying to the device collections I created. I need urgent help on this, if you need further information please feel free to ask.

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