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The docs team for ConfigMgr 2007 has been busy releasing updated content and product clarifications recently.
Here’s a rundown of the content you should be aware of:
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As shown below in my preferences, I choose not to allow RoadRunner’s (my ISP) DNS to redirect my browser when an URL is not valid. Yet, sometimes, RoadRunner does it anyway, despite the preferences I have chosen.
If you look closely, you’ll see that it’s powered by Yahoo. That might be part of the problem. With Yahoo’s woes and their stock failing, maybe they’re paying RoadRunner to allow the page to filter through sometimes. Who knows?
The Preload Package Tool (PreloadPkgOnSite.exe) is used to manually install compressed copies of software distribution package source files on Configuration Manager 2007 sites. After package source files are installed, a status message is sent up the site hierarchy indicating the presence of the new package source files. This avoids sites higher in the hierarchy from copying package source files over the network when distribution points at child site are selected to host software distribution package content that has already been preloaded on them.
The following feature enhancements have been made to the tool since it was released in the SMS 2003 Toolkit:
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Install this update to resolve the issue in which clients are unable to synchronize updates from Windows Server Update Services 3.0 Service Pack 1.
Update for Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) 3 Service Pack 1 (KB954960)
Update for Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) 3 Service Pack 1 for x64-based Systems (KB954960)
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