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Hi,
I am new to SCCM. I have cleaned up Active Directory by removing a number of Servers that are obsolete (Not in use and decommissioned)
However, I find that the All Systems in SCCM is not updated accordingly.
May I ask is there anything I have missed out ?
Thanks
The All Systems collection will be update after 90 days. if you want it to happen fast deleted the computer from CM.
Hi @Garth Jones ,
May I ask 2 follow up questions ?
1) If "All Systems" will be updated after 90 days, does it mean that all other queries like "All Servers" will also be updated 90 days later ?
2) Does "All Systems" are updated via the "Active Directory System Discovery" Discovery Method ?
Thanks
From your reply, it appears that discovery method for Adding is different from Deleting ?
Could it be possible to elaborate ?
Thanks
It is the maintenance task that will delete old records.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/core/servers/manage/reference-for-maintenance-tasks
The cleanup in ConfigMgr will run based on the maintenance task schedule. Either you make the schedule aggressive or delete the objects from the console manually.