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Troubleshooting System Center Configuration Manager

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2016
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ISBN-13 9781782174844
Length 248 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Gerry Hampson Gerry Hampson
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Peter Egerton Peter Egerton
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Preface 1. The Configuration Manager Troubleshooting Toolkit FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuration Manager Monitoring Workspace and Log Files 3. Troubleshooting Configuration Manager Clients 4. Troubleshooting Hierarchies and Site Servers 5. Troubleshooting Management Points and Distribution Points 6. Troubleshooting Other Roles 7. Troubleshooting Common Tasks 8. Disaster Recovery 9. Avoiding Trouble Index

Monitoring the site


A Configuration Manager infrastructure is quite robust. However, occasionally things do go wrong. It is not a good position to be in when something fails unexpectedly. At this stage, there is panic and confusion and it's difficult to troubleshoot under these circumstances.

It's much better to be proactive rather than reactive. Configuration Manager monitoring is an important part of an administrator's job.

Monitor Configuration Manager Sites

Use the Monitoring workspace in the Configuration Manager console to monitor the hierarchy and associated operations. Additionally, there are many reports and log files designed to assist you in maintaining a healthy environment. The following should be carefully considered when monitoring a Configuration Manager hierarchy:

  • Status messages with errors and warnings

  • Event log errors on site systems

  • SQL errors

  • Poor SQL performance

  • Excessive file backlog on site systems

  • Network issues

  • Inactive clients

Monitor WAN links

When you are designing a Configuration...

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