Hi!
We want to get a fresh start with SCCM, and not migrate data from our existing SMS servers over to SCCM.
In other words we want to have a SMS infrastructure and a SCCM infrastructure besides each other in the same AD domain, and move clients over to the new SCCM servers.
My plan is to take one site at a time and remove site boundaries from SMS, wait for replication and then recreate the site boundaries in SCCM. Then install SCCM client on the computers in that site.
We have tried this in our lab, but but have experienced SMS clients being automatically reassigned to the new SCCM site before we have changed the site boundaries!
How do I keep the two separate, and avoid client computers to being reassigned withour our control?
Regards,
Marius
Marius
We want to get a fresh start with SCCM, and not migrate data from our existing SMS servers over to SCCM.
In other words we want to have a SMS infrastructure and a SCCM infrastructure besides each other in the same AD domain, and move clients over to the new SCCM servers.
My plan is to take one site at a time and remove site boundaries from SMS, wait for replication and then recreate the site boundaries in SCCM. Then install SCCM client on the computers in that site.
We have tried this in our lab, but but have experienced SMS clients being automatically reassigned to the new SCCM site before we have changed the site boundaries!
How do I keep the two separate, and avoid client computers to being reassigned withour our control?
Regards,
Marius
Marius