Sccm 2007 This Installation Failed To Start Because Another Update Installation Is In Progress12/5/2019
At one of my current customers, I have been stuck for two days now, that one or two randomly selected applications where failing If we looked in the ‘Status Messages’ and dig al little deeper, we saw in there that: ‘Another installation is already in progress.Complete that installation before proceeding with this install.’ Knowing this is a highly secured environment, my first guess would be policies. However I overruled this thinking strategy because during the OSD process, GPO’s aren’t applied — That is a fact, except for one scenario I already blogged about it as described here ‘, but that was not the issue Back to the drawing board and digging deeper in the smstslog file Suddenly when hitting the F8 button a popup arrived that I needed a reboot to complete the “Kaspersky Antimalware Client” WTF is that doing in my task sequence. Apparently someone at the customer decided to set a policy at the Kaspersky management server, to Push / Install a Kaspersky client when he detects and scans the network for computers that did not had a Kaspersky mgmt. Agent installed. That little process hijacked my Task sequence installation process and jumped in the middle to install that Kaspersky agent.
Case Closed My advise – before troubleshooting Configmgr, just start asking questions who did changes on other parts of the environment Hope it Helps, Kenny Buntinx Enterprise Client Management MVP. Archives.
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With the latest version of SCCM 1511, many admins will be tempted to move to latest operating system and SQL versions. Considering Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL 2008 R2 are already on and the way SCCM 1511 is designed for future upgrades, it can be good time to do a SCCM 1511 migration with the latest OS and SQL. As of now, all system roles of SCCM 1511 on Windows Server 2008 R2, but if you are planning to use, you must use WSUS 4.0 from Windows Server 2012 and up. If you’re planning this scenario, you have 2 choices:.
Install a new server with SQL and use backup/restore function before upgrading to 1511. In that case, we recommend doing it in the following steps:. Backup/restore on the new OS (The new machine must have the same host name). on the new machine. In-place (if necessary). Install a new server and perform a side-by-side migration between the 2 SCCM hierarchy This post will cover the second option, describing SCCM 1511 Migration pre-requisites and tasks. The advantage of this method over the other one (backup/restore) is that it provide minimum down-time.
You can do your migration at your desired pace and switch your clients when you’re ready. The disadvantage is that it requires a bit more operational tasks and planning. If you’re looking to do an in-place upgrade, please see our instead.
SCCM 1511 Migration Pre-requisites. Install your new server or virtual machine with desired SQL version as you would do for a new SCCM installation. You can refer to our and of our for this. Perform a new on this new server with a new site code.
SCCM must be at least 2007 SP2 and above in order to create a migration task. must be configured on destination hierarchy (1511) prior to migrating any Software Update configurations. For more details about pre-requisite, consult the.
Setup Source Hierarchy To transfer data between your SCCM 1511 and SCCM 2012 sites, you must first connect them together. On your SCCM 1511, go to A dministration/ Migration/ Source Hierarchy. Select Specify Source Hierarchy on the top ribbon. Enter the top-level site server FDQN of the source environment (SCCM 2012 server). Select the account to use to connect to the top-level site server. We use and account that is SCCM Full Admin on both side.
As specified in the wizard, no such rights are required. Depending on your environment, might be useful. This should be pretty important in large, distributed environment. Download game pes 2008 highly compressed 10mb. Click OK, Data Gathering process starts Your 2 sites are now connected! For more details about source hierarchy, read the following.
Data Gathering The process will verify items that can be migrated from the source. No objects are migrated yet! Data gathering is configured to 4 hours by default. It can be modified in the properties of the source hierarchy.
Migration jobs To migrate objects from our SCCM 2012 site, we need to create a migration job. When migrating content from a 2012 hierarchy, all objects should be compatible. Before migrating, we suggest that you about what objects can or can’t be migrated. In SCCM 1511, go to A dministration/ Migration/ Migration Jobs. Select Create Migration Job.
On the General tab, provide a name and select Object Migration in the Job Type dropbox, click Next. Object modified after migration can be useful to monitor object modified after the job as ran. On the Select Objects tab, select objects that you want to migrate, click Next. On the Content Ownership tab, all migrated objects will be owned by the new site, click Next. Hi, We currently are running ConfigMgr CB 1606 on a Windows Server 2008 R2.
Planning is in-progress for a Backup/Restore to Windows Server 2016 OS and we have been informed by Microsoft that changing the Primary Site Server name (FQDN) is not supported. After reading this blog, I wanted to know if giving a new Primary Site Server name to the Windows Server 2016 VM is possible while performing the migration jobs.
What are the steps involved? We have 1 Primary Server with co-located SQL 2012 & 4 PXE Enabled DPs & 1 SUP. I have a windows server 2008 R2 with SCCM 1610 and SQL Server 2012 Environment. There is a named instance created with database name matching SCCM Site code.
Windows server 2008 doesn’t support 1702 update, so organization is planning to build a new sccm 1702 on windows server 2012 and sql server 2012. I liked this side by side migration and think its possible here. But while creating new database in new server I have to create a database name which matches new site code. Can I migrate objects from old to new server with 2 different database names. I am really finding out that the whole Migration Tool is really lacking in a lot of areas. All of my package programs that are set to only install on a certain OS no longer have the OS check box checked.
I have also found issues with Task Sequences that were copied over with the software install step. I had to recreate several programs just to get them to show up to add to the TS. MS makes it look and sound so easy but it is far from it. They could really do quite a bit to make it so much better.
Hello, I posted awhile back on my adventure in a Side-by-Side migration from 2012 R2 to Current Branch. Everything has been running smooth up until now.
I have a couple questions? The 2nd one is the important one 1.
We have a SQL cluster and cannot install SQL Locally on the SCCM Server, licensing is what I was told, this in turn is giving me fits when trying to add Reporting Services. I have read to install the SRS to the SCCM SQL server?
I was going to go ahead and do that but I noticed that it defaults to the DB for SCCM instead of the ReportServer I created for SRS? Any Ideas on how I should move forward? This is the tricky one. From previous HotFixes I have had to -Stop Gathering Process – in order to get a clean pre-req-check and hotfix install. Once the update is done I have selected – Gather Data Now – with no issues. Well today I just updated from CB 1610 to 1702 same process above but now I am getting an error message: —Configuration Manager failed to gather data from –Site server name– Configuration Manager was unable to connect to WMI on the source site with the specified credentials. Ensure the credentials are specified correctly, and that the specified account is a member of the Distributed COM Users group on the source site server.
— I am in the admin Group on both servers and the SQL servers as well. Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance for anything you can provide. I am doing a side-by-Side Migration from 2012 r2 to 1606 updated to 1610 (new hardware and OS) and am wondering if there is any particular order to the madness of Migrating the Objects. We are very happy with our current environment and pretty much just want to migrate old to new. I am wondering if I should create a job for each item, meaning one for Software Distribution Packages, Software Distribution Deployments, Task Sequence Deployments, etc, I’m sure you get the reference, or can I create a job for all the objects and migrate at the same time, then update as needed with individual jobs? The reason I ask is I created a handful of migration jobs and noticed a lot of the same things being associated with the other migration jobs created(Mostly collection association). Just trying to cut down the migration bloat with ongoing updating of objects that may change until the final cutover to Current Branch.
Thanks in advance! Something you might want to include before you start the Migration Job section, give the new server name local Admin Rights on your old server. I was constantly getting “ConfigMGR Provider is missing read,Write or delete privilege for the driver package.” I was stuck with 70 drivers/packages that would not migrate until this was done. Edit: Well that actually got 58 of those items, now i have task sequences, Sequence deployments, and os deployment images that will not migrate, Error: This object was skipped because an object it depends on failed to migrate Wow So much fun. I have setup migration from SCCM 2012 R2 to SCCM 1606. Account I am using for the migration job is a full admin on both environments. The data gather and migration job complete successfully.
The problem is it is not finding all objects. Of the 400 objects in the source hierarchy, the data gather is only finding 195 objects. Specifically it is not finding majority of my clients from the source hierarchy, only 86 our of a possible 386. Thanks for the work you guys do, been using your guides for a long time. This is great article. I have an question. In a scenario where DP is hosting other site system roles (State migration point), as per MS, the DP cannot be reassigned to new hierarchy.
So does that mean it cannot be shared as well. Can we share DP with other site system roles, and then add additional new DP server on new hierarchy in same subnet, pull content from source DP that is shared and then remove old DP. That way we can pull content from existing DP in a local LAN connection rather than pulling from remote primary. Any thoughts or suggestions? Old DP’s are running Win server 2003.
That is one of the reason for considering a new local server with server 2012. Don’t think doing an OS in-place upgrade from 2003 to 2012 on SCCM DP would be a good idea. Hi Jagadesh, I don’t think it’s gonna be eligible to be shared I presume that you would prefere to sync locally the content instead of on the WAN to a primary site.
I think what I would suggest is the following: – Create a new DP with a newer OS – When ready, remove the State Migration from the old DP, which make it available without a doubt to be Shared with new infrastructure – Migrate the old Distribution Point to the new infra – Assign the new DP as a Pull DP and to get content from the old Distribution point – Sync content (local LAN) – Reassign the new DP as a regular Distribution Point – Add User state to the new DP – Decomission old DP Bit complicated, but sure shot. Hope this help Jonathan.
Hi Thy Fere, I don’t see anything different if you use LUNs on your previous installation. I presume that the sources for application/packages/etc. Are hosted on a mapped LUNs. If so, you might have to reassign that LUN to the new server so your packages still have a working source.
The other option is to move the content to a new LUN, that you would assign the same path as the previous server. That would prevent you from modifying all sources path. Best pratice is always to use UNC path for sources. That cleans out that kind of issue.
Hi, Very nice article, We wanted to migrate our environment with the current setup as below. SCCM 2012 R2 CU5 on Windows Server 2008 R2 to SCCM 1511 on Windows Server 2012 R2 SQL Server Standard 2008 to SQL Server 2014. We wanted to perform migration of current infra by side by side method. We have 1Primary and 26 DPs at different locations to be migrated. How to manage boundaries, Migrating Packages, Reports and Shared Distribution Points?
Any detailed documentation available, Please share with me and Help me in this regard. I migrated SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 running on SQL 2008 SP1 to SCCM 1511 running on SQL 2014 SP1.
However, I didn’t migrate everything. For example, I migrated drivers, driver packages, applications, task sequences but opted to re-create all my software update settings to take advantage of the new multiple deployment of ADRs on 1511. Everything else migrated fine.
The advantage for me of migrating was that I could have both the old and new servers running at the same time and use the old one as a reference when re-creating stuff on the new one. Once I was happy, I used a startup script to update clients and point them to the new server. Great Article as always! I do have a question, and I apologize if this is because I am not understanding this correctly.
In our environment we have two servers, both running 2008 R2, 1 SQL and 1 for MP/DP. We previously followed your upgrade procedures, migrating from SCCM 2012 R2 CU4 - SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 - 1511.
These were fantastic and very easy to follow. We now are wanting to upgrade our Operating System on both of our servers to Windows 2012 R2. How would that be best accomplished? I thought this was going to be explained in the article, however I was incorrect as we had already upgraded our SCCM version. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. I pulled the trigger on the Intune Migration. Here’s what I had to do.
We are 100% iOS and we do not currently use Apple DEP or VPP. So your mileage may vary. Remove the Intune Connection from the 2012 R2 SP1 Site 2.
Add the Intune Connection to the 1511 (1602 in my case) Site. Configure Branding, etc. Generate New APNs Certificate (iOS Only) 4.
Install New APNs Certificate (iOS Only) 5. Migrate or Recreate Applications, Collections, and Policies from 2012 R2 SP1 Site to 1511 Site. Have users remove the Management Profile from their Device. (Alternatively you could bulk remove all devices from the old site before performing Step 1) 7. Re-register their Device in the Company Portal. Devices appear in the new site.
Fortunately we were still in our piloting phase so I didn’t have a terribly large number of phones to re-register. I just delayed our Intune deployment by a couple of weeks in order to register the masses into the new system and avoid having to have users re-register their devices later this year. First of all thank you for the effort you guys put into this site, it is awesome! I have a few questions regarding what will happen to my existing production environment 1. Can i migrate my production R2 SP1 envirnoment to a test environment VM with CB (1511) installed? How will this affect my existing environment? After Migration is complete, will my old SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 still work the same?
So when i am finally ready to perform New Server installation and configuration for my Production, would i be able to create another migration job (this time from old to new production)? Thanks for the reply but my issue is not really a problem with how to deploy apps and packages. I think that I have narrowed down my issue and found a resolution or at least a work around. But I do not have a root cause. Issue: Group objects imported from AD and added as members to a collection are not receiving deployments after migration.
Solution: Created query rule to add all users that are members of the group to the collection. Select SMSRUSER.ResourceID,SMSRUSER.ResourceType,SMSRUSER.Name,SMSRUSER.UniqueUserName,SMSRUSER.WindowsNTDomain from SMSRUser where SMSRUser.UserGroupName = “DomainName GroupName”. This is likely a dumb question but I have followed your steps and have my new 1511 server just about 100% ready to rock.
I was able to migrate about 90% of my objects and then had to manually recreate my task sequences. The only issue is that the migration jobs did not actually transfer my source content to my new server. If I look at the properties/source of an application I can see the source is still set to my old dp. How can I migrate this data so I can take the old SCCM server off-line? Do I need to robocopy that data over and remap all of my objects to this new location?
Hi Jim, When not Eligible for reassignment, it means one of the following: – A shared distribution point must be installed on a computer other than the site server – A shared distribution point cannot be co-located with any additional site system roles In other word, a primary server DP with SCCM 2012 is NOT eligible for reassignment. If you don’t have any remote distribution point, you will need to distribute the content to the new Distribution point under your primary server of v1511. Hope this helps. The tool specified for Brian is only to modify the source path in the packages. It doesn’t copy the actual content.
There’s no “SCCM” way to move the content used for packages and else. You must do this by manually copy the files (robocopy, xcopy, etc.) If you want to prevent this scenario in the future, I suggest that you move the content sources to a neutral server(file server) instead of the local SCCM server with shares on it. If you had this, it would have work directly without intervention on the v1511 for your packages.
I manually copied my source content and then found this little beauty today which worked beautifully to update my source entries for applications. Just update the variables below for your new site server, site code, old content path, and new path. Run the script in verification mode first to make sure the new path is what you expect and then run it live. I was then able to run a test app deployment to a client on the new environment and all went well. Now if I can find something like this for my drivers I should be all set. $SiteServer = “clasccm01” $SiteCode = “law” $CurrentContentPath = “clasccm02” $UpdatedContentPath = “clasccm01”.
Hi Brian, the actual content of the package is NOT migrated by migration task. Best practice since 2012 is around is to always use network path for source content for any packages/apps/OS/driver/etc. Some of them are mandatory to use network path. Now, the choices you have to get the content working on v1511: – Copy the content to the same local path on the new server, then update package so the content is distributed to DP. – Modify the source path of all packages.
You can use this tool from Coretech:.WARNING. modifying the content path trigger an update to the package ? As for you Task sequence, not sure why you needed to recreate it. Thanks Jonathan. Hi Jonathan, Thanks for your replay. Ok I will do an migaration. Tell me please should I install first on the new Hardware the complett Installation of sccm1511 with Configuration for example your guide part 1-22?
I have at the time sccm 2012 R2 SP1 runing an all the sccm client 2012 R2 is installed on my workstaions and Servers. Should I uninstall the sccm client 2012R2 from my Workstation and server first and then install the new sccm1511 or it will be upgraded if I push the new sccm1511 client? Thanks for help Nick. Hi Jonathan, I have a problem with the new fresh installation of sccm 1511. I have at the time sccm 2012 R2 SP1 runing and I want to install on a new hardware the sccm1511 with the same domain and migrade from sccm2912 R2 to sccm1511.
But during the new installation of sccm1511 I get the error message by the prerequisite check the following error as faild ####### A site server or site system role is already installed on the computer selected for site server installation. Remove the site or site system role from the computer, or select another computer for site server installation ####### Any Idea why?
Best regards Nick. Hi John, here the high-level process: – have a backup from actual SCCM (by using maintenance task) – Re-install the OS on the same server, and use the same host name(can be different server but hostname must be the same) – Install SQL, if it was local.
Must be the same version of SQL as before. It is unsupported to change SQL version for backup/restore. – Start Setup.exe from the ISO of SCCM (same version must be used) – Use the option Recover a site – Make sure everything is working fine after the restore – Upgrade to V1511 We are working on a guide to support this scenario. You can refer to Technet for now: Thanks! We only have a couple packages and barely use SCCM for anything. Instead of going through this complex migration processcan I just spin up a new SCCM 1511 server with a new site code and install the new-site-code-client on my workstations and servers?
Then remove the old SCCM2012R2 server from service? I don’t care about old data or queries or packages or anything. As I said we barely used sccm for anything so I don’t care if I have to remake from scratch all my packages, settings, etc.
I’m just curious if this is possible and how would I go about retiring the old server? Any active directory cleanup that needs to be done? Hope this makes sense. One forest, one domain, I don’t want to screw anything up too badly, thanks.
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