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SCCMAdmin 86 Reputation points
2020-12-22T22:29:50.123+00:00

Hi,
(I don't found the SCCM forum)

At Distribution Point Configuration Status there is a warning message from 1/jun/2019.
The distribution point is in warning status sine then.

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The question is:
How to delete/reset the warning status messages?

Thanks!

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  1. XinGuo-MSFT 18,766 Reputation points
    2020-12-23T09:53:36.66+00:00

    Hi,

    We need to solve this warning.

    This problem is due to mismatch between Packages listed in Content Library and in WMI.

    So first Thing to do is to create excel sheet to list all packages in content library and WMI to compare between them and know what packages are causing this Warning.

    1-navigate to your server file explorer and go to contentlib Folder and open PKG folder, you will notice that it contain a lot of files each one named by the id of one of the packages so you can open command prompt in this location then execute Dir command and copy pkgs id to the first column of the excel sheet.

    2-open sccm Manager and navigate to Administration>>Distribution points>> Properties of the DP >>content and write all packages ID's in the Excel sheet

    3-On the Affected DP >>open start menu>> type wbemtest.exe and open as administrator

    Connect to root\sccmdp

    Click open instance and type SMS_Packagesincontlib then click instances

    You will find all packages stored in WMI list them in Excel sheet

    You can start comparing between them to see the difference

    If there is a package in wmi and doesn't exist in content lib and and DP content mark it and press delete button in wmi tester.
    If there is a package in content lib that doesn't exist in wmi navigate to it's location then right click on it and click update distribution points.
    If there is a package in contentlib folder that doesn't in DP content delete the file from the folder.

    After you ensure that all the three locations have the same packages IDs run content validation task on Distribution Point
    from task scheduler >> Task Scheduler Library >>Microsoft >>configuration Manager >>content validation.

    Then go to SCCM Logs and open smsdpmon.log and ensure that this error doesnot appear after content validation task started "The package data in WMI is not consistent to PkgLib".
    If there is an error validating one of the packages check that package and try the task again.

    After task is finished you can see that the warning is cleared.

    Here is a Powershell script could help us quickly remove content from WMI that was not found in ContentLib.

    SCCM: DP Maintenance – Cleanup DP Config Status


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  2. SCCMAdmin 86 Reputation points
    2020-12-23T20:46:07.133+00:00

    Thanks @XinGuo-MSFT for your help!

    I will try your suggestions and I will tell you the result.

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  3. SCCMAdmin 86 Reputation points
    2020-12-24T21:24:25.337+00:00

    Hi XinGuo,

    At PkgLib there are 86 objects (.INI files)
    At affected DP properties there are 90 objects (packages)
    At WMI there are 88 objects

    Packages at DP properties that there are no at PkgLib are: BGP0006A, BGP0008B, BGP00097, BGP000A1
    Packages at PkgLib that there are no at DP Properties: None

    Packages at WMI that there are no at PKGLib are: BGP000A2, BGP000A5
    Packages at PkgLib that there are no at WMI: none

    Packages at DP Properties that there are no at WMI: BGP0006A, BGP0008B,BGP00097, BGP000A1
    Packages at WMI that there are no at DP properties: BGP000A2, BGP000A5

    The following steps would be?:
    A. (If there is a package in wmi and doesn't exist in content lib and and DP content mark it and press delete button in wmi tester)
    delete in wmi tester: BGP000A2, BGP000A5

    B. (If there is a package in content lib that doesn't exist in wmi navigate to it's location then right click on it and click update distribution points.)
    Nothing to do.

    C. (If there is a package in contentlib folder that doesn't in DP content delete the file from the folder.)
    Nothing to do.

    I wait for your validation.

    Thanks in advance!


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