As per smsts.log its connecting to the right store (c:\userstate) I am able to capture the user state to c:\userstate, but while restore its failing with below error. I am trying to restore the user data with USMT hard link. Removing this second boundary group reverts the issue back to the error about not finding a SMP.
PROGRAM REJECTED INVALID POLICY SCCM SOFTWARE
What is even more counfounding is that if I add a new boundary group with just this subnet, and associate it only with our SMP, the task sequence will fail to run, stating 'The software could not be found on any servers at this time', when I know the boundary Successfully processed response from MP. OSDSMPClient 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58)Ĭontacting available state migration points to service capture request OSDSMPClient 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58) User List is empty in MigrationInfo from MP. OSDSMPClient 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58) Retrieving SMP list succeeded OSDSMPClient 10:12:20 AM 3160 (0x0C58) When the request state store runs, it fails and this is what we find is smsts.logĬommand line: "osdsmpclient.exe" /capture OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)Ĭlient joined to the XYZ domain. OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)Ĭlient is a member of the Columbus site. OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)ĭhcpGetOriginalSubnetMask entry point not supported. OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)īegin checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)įinished checking Alternate Network Configuration OSDSMPClient 10:12:19 AM 3160 (0x0C58)Īdapter is DHCP enabled. The Boundary group is associated with a Desktop based DP, as well as our dedicated SMP server. This is intended for an in-place migration, so no computer association has been created.Ĭlient1 resides at IP a.b.c.d, and that subnet is listed in the 'USMT test boundary' boundary group, as well as the range a.b.c.1-a.b.c.254.
Have a 2012 client, and we are attempting a very basic task sequence that requests the state store, does a a capture, and releases the state store.
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