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Posted by: Cliff Hobbs
This post from Jason Adams over on the ConfigMgr Team Blog makes fascinating reading. I had always assumed (incorrectly), that IP subnet based boundaries and IP address range based boundaries basically achieved the same thing (bit of course in slightly different ways as their names suggest), but there was’t any real performance “hit” difference between. However, I’m wrong and after reading this post now understand the implications of using the different types of boundaries and I’d recommend everyone using IP subnet/ ranges ...
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This is one article/ post I’ve been meaning to write for as long as I can remember and now is the time.
Ever since I’ve worked with SMS/ ConfigMgr (14 years now – yikes), one issue I’ve come across is that people don’t realise that although a Site Code can be three alphanumeric characters you cannot use the MS-DOS (Disk Operating System if you’ve only ever worked with computers that run Windows
reserved names (names of ...
Microsoft has just updated the following KB Article:
Using reserved names as site codes in SMS 2003, System Center Configuration Manager 2007 or System Center 2012 – Configuration Manager
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279868
I’ve updated the list of KB Articles for ConfigMgr 2012 accordingly.
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