SCCM Client failing to install software

[Sheridan]

Just installed SCCM onto a Server 2019 client and it should install several software packages, has worked for dozens of others. However in the status view I see the message "Deployment "xxx" from site "xxx" was rejected because the client's platform is not supported."

 

Now, I cannot see a deployment with that ID anywhere in the console, no matter where I look. And the new server was created from the same template as all the others so identical in its settings and config. I can easily redeploy the server but what concerns me is the fact I can't find the deployment referenced in the error, is there a way to find this?

[PureDarkStar]

If you go into SCCM > Monitoring > Deployments and then right click the menu bar, you can enable the Deployment ID column. Are you able to go through the list and find the deployment ID in there?

[Steve21]

Depending on how quick you did the install after setup it could just be that the client hasn’t registered the OS etc yet so it’s not recognising it as a valid install

 

As above too, but if you got a lot of deployments just use the SCCM power shell to do get-cmdeployment -deploymentid XYZ

 

And it’ll return details

 

Steve

[Sheridan]

That's the odd thing, the deployment ID doesn't show in Deployments, or when you use the powershell. The server has been online for days as well so isn't brand new

[Steve21]

Is it a long guid style deployment? Or just a site code style one?

 

If it’s the shorter one like ABc1345 it’ll be a task sequence which wouldn’t show under deployment monitoring/power shell for deployments etc

 

Steve

[Sheridan]

Its the shorter sit code style one, I can see plenty of them but not the one that's triggering the error.

[Steve21]

Try the TS power shell version instead of deployment then

Get-cmtasksequence -tasksequencepackageid XYZ

 

 

Steve