Hi,
You could try to remove the parameter /mp.
The Configuration Manager client installer, ccmsetup, can get installation content from a local source or via a management point. Its initial behavior depends upon the command-line parameters you use to install the client:
- If you don't use either
/mp
or/source
parameters, ccmsetup tries to get a list of management points from Active Directory or DNS. - If you only specify
/source
, it forces the installation from the specified path. It doesn't discover management points. If it can't find ccmsetup.cab at the specified path, ccmsetup fails. - If you specify both
/mp
and/source
, it checks the specified management points, and any it discovers. If it can't locate a valid management point, it falls back to the specified source path.
/mp
Specifies a management point for clients to use to find the nearest distribution point for the client installation files.
/source
Specifies the file download location.