If SCCM 2012 in different box and Sql in different box

what permission sccm installation account will require in SQL box at the time of installtion of SCCM if both are in different box

As a side note, this is the same no matter where the SQL instance is located.
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Can we recover SCCM 2012 R2 site Servers and SQL DB from hyper V or Vmware VM snapshot

Hi Folks
Can we recover SCCM 2012 R2 site Servers and SQL DB from hyper V or Vmware VM snapshot
if yes is there any challenges or any document available from Microsoft on Hyper V SCCM VM snapshot recovery.

I've made it work and it "should" work. However it's not the best practice method of site recovery. You should recover using a SQL restore.
See good example
http://anoopcnair.com/2012/07/01/sccm-configmgr-2012-primary-site-server-and-database-recovery-part-1/
Note that you should be using snapshots only on occasions when you are carrying out a risky operation. You can revert it the operation fails. It is not a substitute for a robust backup solution.
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Can we assign 2 IPs for a SCCM 2012 primary site server and use 1 IP for communicating with its 2 DPs and 2nd one for communicating with its upper hierarchy CAS which is in a different .Domain

Hi,
Can we assign 2 IPs for a SCCM 2012 primary site server and use 1 Ip for communicating with its 2 DPs and 2nd one for communicating with its upper hierarchy CAS . ?
Scenario: We are building 1 SCCM 2012 primary site and 2 DPs in one domain . In future this will attach to a CAS server which is in different domain. Can we assign 2 IPs in Primary site server , one IP will use to communicate with its 2 DPs and second
IP for communicating with the CAS server which is in a different domain.?
Details:
1)Server : Windows 2012 R2 Std , VM environment .2) SCCM : SCCM 2012 R2 .3)SQL: SQL 2012 Std
Thanks
Rajesh Vasudevan

First, it's not possible. You cannot attach a primary site to an existing CAS.
Primary sites in 2012 are *not* the same as primary sites in 2007 and a CAS is 2012 is completely different from a central primary site in 2007.
CASes cannot manage clients. Also, primary sites are *not* used for delegation in 2012. As Torsten points out, multiple primary sites are used for scale-out (in terms of client count) only. Placing primary sites for different organizational units provides
no functional differences but does add complexity, latency, and additional failure points.
Thus, as the others have pointed out, your premise for doing this is completely incorrect. What are your actual business goals?
As for the IP Addressing, that depends upon your networking infrastructure. There is no way to configure ConfigMgr to use different interfaces for different types of traffic. You could potentially manipulate the routing tables in Windows but that's asking
for trouble IMO.
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SCCM 2012 SP1 is Running on SQL Server 2012 with NO CU

I am working in an org that has SCCM 2012 SP1, it is and always has been running on SQL Server 2012 RTM, with NO CU installed it seems (judging by the file versions 11.0.2100.60, which are not the same as as documented here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2703275).
sigh..........
So before I upgrade to R2 I will ensure I installed SP2 and CU3 onto SQL Server.
However, I am concerned about WHY SCCM 2012 SP1 requires SQL Server 2012 CU2 as a minimum and what damage may have been done as a result of this configuration?
Are there any actions that can be performed as remediation or health check?
Can anyone speculate?

However, I am concerned about WHY SCCM 2012 SP1 requires SQL Server 2012 CU2 as a minimum
Because the Microsoft product group decided it that way. All supported SQL versions are listed here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg682077.aspx#BKMK_SupConfigSQLDBconfig
Damage? Hard (impossible) to tell. You would have seen errors in various components if there were problems.
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Create failover cluster to host Windows 2012 DC, Exchange 2013 and SQL as VMs

One of our clients has running Windows Essential 2012, SQL and exchange 2007 as VM on VMware for 4 years without major issue. However, the physical server is getting old and have some hardware issues recently. They have budgets to buy two Dell servers, EqualLogic
SAN, Windows server 2012 Datacenter and Exchange 2013. Is it possible for them to create failover cluster to host Windows 2012 DC, Exchange 2013 and SQL as VMs?
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We will move all VMs from VMware to Hyper-V. Thank you.
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Is it possible to create a two node cluster with SQL server 2012 STD on node1 and SQL Server 2008 ENT on node2 on a Windows server 2012?

Hi All,
Is it possible to create a two node cluster with SQL server 2012 STD on node1 and SQL Server 2008 ENT on node2 on a Windows server 2012?
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I think you are confused with the way cluster is installed. Installing SQL on cluster is a two step process. On first node you create a new SQL cluster and on second node you need "AddNode" action.
Same edition media has to be used in above two operation.
you can install two separate instances with one enterprise and one standard.
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SCCM 2012 R2 Deployment assistance and guide lines required.

Hi All,
We have purchased the system center suit and planed to deploy the below products in our environment.
SCOM - Plan already made and architecture is ready with no issues
SCCM - In planning state.
We are planning to use the same SQL server for both SCOM and SCCM, Which is a SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 CU6. So the database engine service is available to host our database.
But the Business has said we need to deploy reporting on another machine which may be a SQL 2012 SP1.
What i want to know is does SCCM 2012 R2 support using different versions of SQL server for its features? As i see there is no documentation for this.
How ever MS has given the document for SCOM that it is not supported and we need to use the same version of SQL for all the features.
Also is SQL Express edition supported for other Primary sites if i use a licensed SQL in my CAS ?
Does any one have an idea on SCCM 2012 R2 for the above ?
Gautam.75801

Thank you very Grath.
Also my last and the remaining question is about the SQL Server version inter operability.
Does using different versions of SQL work in SCCM ? i.E I use DB Engine SQL 2008 R2 SP1 CU6 and if i use SQL 2012 R2 for reporting.
Will this work in SCCM ? As for SCOM MS has said this in there document that using different versions of SQL's for features is not supported.
So what is the case with SCCM is it the same or is it supported ?
As the Microsoft documents do not talk about this question.
The reason i asked is as the business does not have cost for Hardware for a SQL server and they are asking to use a SQL server in another domain for DB engine.
And another SQL server for reporting as the DB engine server does not have reporting.
Gautam.75801

SCCM 2012 - Pull distribution point and target PKI or HTTPS DPs

I have spent several days researching this and so far have found only a single page that even takes a stab at offering a solution.
Problem:
Trying to target an HTTPS DP when creating a pull distribution point in SCCM 2012 R2. The link that I'm referring to that does offer a workaround is here(guess I can't post a link, but it ends with the following, how-to-set-an-https-distribution-point-as-a-source-dp-for-pull-dps)
I have several problems with the proposed solution.
Is a script really the only way to proceed with something that has up till now been a built in feature with the rest of the product.
You have to provision the DP to use a self signed cert initially for it to even work, then supposedly you can add the private key to the DP later.
Does that mean I have to unbind the cert from both the pull and target/source push DP in IIS?
Powershell which would be a logical way to go, doesn't seem to make any head way(Mr. Snover I know you don't oversee configman but please push for more documentation, you've taught me to live and die by get-help. A single example for a command as large
as set-cmdistributionpoint or add-cmdistributionpoint is a shame. Perhaps my update help just didn't finish properly and I'm talking prematurely. If that is the case then I apologize!)
Is there no other solution other than build the DP with a self signed cert then run this VB script and then switch the private key later? I have read through a lot of the pull DP documentation and it makes mention of leveraging the SDK but I haven't seen
anything definitive. I would like to at the very least convert this from VB to powershell(if that script is the only option) and I know how to convert the portions where it's interacting with the site's WMI namespace (smsprovider if I'm not mistaken).
What I don't know how to do, rather don't have the chops for is what comes after. The site control file piece, I see it's also WMI and I could spend the time stepping through the different piece and just might to learn more about SCCM in the lab anyhow. I've
spent the last year getting to know powershell and have spent next to no time with VB. I know enough to recognize what a script is doing.
The environment:
The reason this is important for me is I'm about to start the production build(been all lab up till now) that is going to have just under 300 DPs in the field connected via T1 lines. They were all 07 secondary sites. I was thinking about migrating them using
the migration tool but considering the amount of work its going to take if that link is the ONLY path to target a HTTPS DP then I might as well just spend the time and manually uninstall and reinstall the field DPs. The client count in the field is an average
of 50 machines per site where there are on-prem devices... Total client count is around 25k. The primary site in the datacenter will house the majority of the site roles unless I start running into resource issues, at which time I will begin offloading site
roles to one of two more servers that I have slated for the project. No CAS, no Secondaries. SQL is co-located on the primary.
Ramblings:
I'm sure there are more people out there using PKI, and using pull DPs. How have you managed to target your HTTPS enabled DPs? Security wants this to be a HTTPS only environment, and up until now I have successfully done that. If someone could please point
me in the direction of some more thorough documentation I would be very grateful. I understand that this is a somewhat new feature, but there has to be an easier way. Perhaps powershell can cleanly do it with the set-cmdistribution point...but when I update
help and do showwindow for the command I only get one example and so far haven't found any other stories like mine with the exception of the link I posted in the beginning.
While I'm rambling, Wally there are a lot of us in the community that are going to miss your presence at Microsoft and should you read this I wish you luck with your new position. But that is a whole different topic. Thanks in advance for any links or help
you can provide. -K.R.

Yes, this is the only way, from
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg712321.aspx#BKMK_PlanPullDps: "However, you can use the Configuration Manager SDK to specify a source distribution point that is configured for HTTPS. To use a source distribution point that is configured
for HTTPS, the pull-distribution point must be co-located on a computer that runs the Configuration Manager client. "
Does "why" really matter , who cares? It just is. Whether it was an oversight, a coding bug, or an act of God doesn't change anything. Why does there "have to be" an easier way? And what's wrong with using the VBScripts others have
written? A script is a script is a script particularly if you've been given it already. Just because the hammer is pink doesn't mean it can't hammer the nail in.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

SCCM 2012 R2 Installation with Remote SQL Instance

I am trying to install SCCM 2012 R2 and during the install it asks for your SQL Server Name. I have a remote SQL Server which I can ping all day but the installation is telling me "The network path was not found". I turned the firewall
off on the SQL Server and the install proceeded to the next step so that told me it was a firewall issue.
On my SQL Server I opened the following ports but still the install doesn't get through until I completely disable the firewall.
TCP and UDP 1434
TCP and UDP 1433
80
443
TCP and UDP 135
TCP and UDP 2383
TCP and UDP 2382
TCP and UDP 4022
I know this is a little excessive but its ports I've seen suggestions for to open but I'm out of ideas. I even tried suggestions from earlier posts by Jason Sandy's to setspn and I've verified it is correct with setspn -L but still nothing. Any
suggestions on what ports are needed during install? As mentioned, firewall off it works great but as soon as firewall is turned on (even with ports open above) I get no where.
Be kind and Mark as Answer if I helped.

Thanks for everyone' reply's. It is using the default instance (i'm leaving the field blank as it specifies). I have checked SQL Server Manager and ensured that under TCP/IP and the IP Address's tab that all the IP1, IP2, IP3, IPALL has nothing
(not even a 0) in TCP Dynamic Ports and the TCP port is specified as 1433 for all those. I even made ODBC connections that "tested successfully" to the remote sql server. I'm just confused.
I tried netstat and didn't get any viable results but maybe i'm missing a switch. With firewall on or off during installation it was making established connections to ports 49320, 49321, 49322, 49323, 49254, 49278, 49302, 49220, 49223, 49224,
49259, 49262, 49263, 49295, 49304, 49332, 49154 and so on. Obviously I don't think these are relevant and just normal chatter between the two servers. Its on a VM so i snapshotted the SQL and CM box before the install so I'm able to revert back
(or even reload both boxes if necessary). I'm going to try a few more things but any more suggestions are more than welcome.
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SCCM 2012 R2 Reporting issue updating SQL Reporting permissions

I am in the process of setting up SCCM 2012 R2. I am having an issue with the SCCM reporting. If I set the permissions in the SCCM console, the permissions do not propagate to the SQL reporting... I get this... This is from SRSRP.log...
Updating data source {5C6358F2-4BB6-4a1b-A16E-8D96795D8602} at ConfigMgr_DIT $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.384+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
(!) Error retrieving folders - [A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 0 - The target principal name is incorrect.)]. $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.438+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
No folder configuration information found. $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.441+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
Does anyone know how to fix?
I tried removing and re-installing the reporting point, changing the permissions in SQL Server... and a dozen other things.

I am in the process of setting up SCCM 2012 R2. I am having an issue with the SCCM reporting. If I set the permissions in the SCCM console, the permissions do not propagate to the SQL reporting... I get this... This is from SRSRP.log...
Updating data source {5C6358F2-4BB6-4a1b-A16E-8D96795D8602} at ConfigMgr_DIT $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.384+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
(!) Error retrieving folders - [A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 0 - The target principal name is incorrect.)]. $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.438+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
No folder configuration information found. $$<SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT><01-15-2015 12:00:55.441+300><thread=5432 (0x1538)>
Does anyone know how to fix?
I tried removing and re-installing the reporting point, changing the permissions in SQL Server... and a dozen other things.

SCCM 2012 SecSite - High CPU and many chucks

H all,
i've a SCCM 2012 Secondary Site with SQL 2008 R2 Express Version below an Primary Site.
The sqlservr.exe and the smsexec.exe on the SecSite have high CPU load the whole time.
Also the statesys.log is increasing very fast (100 KB per second) with the following entries:
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0) $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
What could be the problem? Has Chuck Norris something to do with it? :D
Thanks a lot for your help.

Yes, I know this is an old post, I’m cleaning up old post, did you get this fixed, if so what was the solution?
Since no one has answer this post, I recommend opening a support case with CSS as they can work with you to solve this problem.
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SCCM 2012 R2 Disaster Recovery and the SCCMContentLib

Hello all...
Starting to update our DR recovery strategy to separate servers for SCCM 2012 R2, and I am wondering if there is anything special that needs to be considered when "replicating" the SCCMContentLib from one server to another server?
Is simply copying over the folders/files enough (via RoboCopy or another tool)? Besides the folders/files is there something else that needs to be copied that maps the Content Library so its functional on a different server?
Any insight/tips/tricks are greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance
- Dave

Hi,
You may want to read this article then:
Backup and Recovery in Configuration Manager
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Issue with SCCM 2012 SP1 U5 upgrade and client published version

Recently we upgraded our SCCM server to SP1 U5, and our published and available client version is still at 5.00.7804.1000 instead of 5.00.7804.1600. We ran the hotfix to upgrade it and it looked like everything had went through. Does this not also
upgrade the client? It doesn't seem like you can run the hotfix again after you've already installed it once to repair either. Is there another way to update the published version inside the console? We have it as a package right now to deploy to all the systems
but I was hoping we could upgrade the internal one and let it run more automatically. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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How to update ConfigMgr clients automatically… in SP1
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SCCM 2012 Task sequense fails and reboots

Hi,
I've red a lot for this problem on the net, so first i am going to describe it, then explain the troubleshooting steps i have taken.
So i have SCCM 2012 and i am creating Build and Capture task sequence. I am using the default x64 build of SCCM 2012 R2 and i have injected the drivers in the image! I have configured everything and started VM with pxe to deploy the os. The task sequence
started and then instantly failed on Preparing network connection.
The next time i rebooted and got to the TS i presed F8 and was able to view the smsts.log In there i found the following error:
Failed to download pxe variable file. Code (0x80004005) Now correct me if i am wrong, but error 0x80004005 is Access Denied!
Next i tested my network with ipconfig and i was able to receive answer. I have ip assigned, but interesingly enough i don't have ping to my sccm 2012 server.
So i've redistributed the os, re-created the ts and the same result. Any ideas would be appritiated :)

I am trying to ping it with its ip. I set it up to a static ip 10.10.10.10
This is SCCM12 server as well as dns, dhcp, dc server :D
The machine on the other hand have ip 192.168.195.137
If it doesn't have connection to the server how is it starting the task sequence on the first place?
I have no idea.
PS. Interesting enough i discovered that i can in fact ping the server. But what i fot in responce was not ipv4, but instead ipv6?! Does this mean that i have to set up DHCP on ipv6 with options 60, 66 and 67?

SCCM 2012 R2 - will it support SQL 2012 AAG?

Dear all,
can't find any information about supported SQL Servers for SCCM 2012 R2.
We are completing the testing phase of SCCM 2012 SP1, but we are not happy about keeping its databases on SQL 2008R2.
Moving DBs to SQL 2012 AAG will significantly simplify our DR plan for SCCM.
Will really apreaciate any useful information on this topic

Hi,
As far as I know, no support for Always On Availability Groups has been anounneced. The new features in R2 can be found here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn236351.aspx
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