Unable to obtain task sequence from SCCM 2007

Hi,
I have problem to deploy OS to one of my new model laptop due to no NIC driver in boot media CD. When running task sequence wizard, i encounter error " unable to find a valid network adapter driver" and I have google it and get the solution.
However the task sequence did not deploy to my new laptop in SCCM collection.
Step that i use to deploy OS for this new model
1. Download new NIC driver into USB drive, load it during WinPE and able to obtain IP address
2. Add the computer to SCCM deployment collection using tool "SCCM add Computer to Collection v.1.0.0.3" with new netbios name and i saw it inside the collection
3 Task sequence did not push to this new model and from SCCM server i unable to ping it , it display error
"Ping request could not find host xxxxxx. Please check the name and try again"
Is that the reason of the failed deployment?
Regards,
Chungb

did it obtain IP address from DHCP server? is DNS server address is configured in DHCP scope? can you ping using IP address?
if drivers are proper will suggest to update it in boot media & enable command line support to make it easy for deployment & troubleshooting.
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are comming when i right click on the clients. when i check for logs it shows client logs written only. More over when i try to connect to C$ i am able to connect to from console right click tools but when i go for connecting ccm folder it says no directory
found admin$\system32\ccm, but my machine is of 64 bit OS hence it should go to syswow64. any ideas how to resolve the same.
i am planning to go with
http://blog.danovich.com.au/2010/11/16/sccm-right-click-tools-adds-multiple-client-tools-entries/ this option
Regards Sushain KApoor

CIFS on OES2SP3 not registering as server on WINS server - Unable to obtain server list from CIFS server.

Running OES2P3 cifs on SLES10SP4. This server is on it's own subnet
connected via a router to the other subnets, with the rest of the
servers. Name resolution and CIFS file access does work, but browsing
does not work. I found that the server registers the workstation
service with the WINS server, but not the server service. Adding a a
static WINS entry enables netbios name resolution. But due to the
unability to obtain a server list from the CIFS server (a packet trace
shows, that the request for the server list from the OES CIFS server is
answered by the server with an unspecified server error) browsing does
not work.
Is browsing supported by OES2 CIFS like it is in SAMBA or does it need
another server as browser to allow browsing to work?
W. Prindl

Okay, then we have the same knowledge status in that area.
I'll try to open a SR on this question.
W. Prindl
Peter Kuo wrote:
>Sorry for the delay - I fired up my VM that had CIFS configured for
>OES2 and you're right that there is no obvious setting for WINS; if
>its there, like you I cannot readily find it!
>
>The closest I can find is:
>
>
>"10.2.4 CIFS Server Broadcasts the Browser Packets every Twelve
>Minutes
>
>Cause: It is designed to broadcast every twelve minutes.
>
>Action: An entry with the NetBIOS Name and the respective server IP
>address in LMHOSTS file must be present on Windows client machine or
>WINS should be configured for both the server and the client."
>
>
>Oh, I did find (and that was what was in the mind when I first
>replied) that the CIFS Server Parameter page in iManager has this
>seting:
>
>
>"WINS IP Address
>The address of the WINS server that locates the PDC, if the PDC and
>the server running CIFS are on different subnets."

Roadmap Migration from SCCM 2007 to SCCM 2012

Hi Experts,
Can anyone please indicate high-level and detailed steps to migrate our SCCM 2007 infrastructure to SCCM 2012?
From your experience, what best practices should I follow?
Any links, docs, thoughts would be really appreciated
System Requirements for SCCM 2012?
Franki

Hi,
The documentation for SCCM 2012 is up on Technet
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg682006.aspx
Questions related to SCCM 2012 should be placed at
http://connect.microsoft.com join the configuration Manager open beta and you can see all asked question and ask your own.
regards,
jörgen
-- My System Center blog ccmexec.com -- Twitter @ccmexec
You could literally answer every single question about SCCM with this answer.. Most people come here having actually already looked at many available resources and we still have questions. All you did was waste time typing this. Not sure how this ended
up getting the blue check mark. OP must be generous.

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