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@mhaddock no limit given, our 2 main sans are 120tb with 10tb + of media files I know you can use hand brake but that's only at folder level so you could imagine how much of a headache this is causing. @ICTDirect_Dave is this what you run?

Hi We are running out of space fast so we need to come up with a enterprise storage solution for 10tb + needs to beable to auto compress/encode media files. Does anyone have any idea's?

Basically we used to net boot mac's but we updated the mac server application now its not support netboot Our mac server is running Mojave. Could anyone recommend a way to get this working or another way to net boot mac's we do have sccm for pc's not know if you can integrate them into sccm or not. Regards Dave

we ended up using delprof2 to delete our students profiles after a set date, using a scheduled task

Hello Not been here for a while but somthing is really bugging me now ive googled the hell out of this issue to no ovail. We are getting to the point were most machine have 100+ profiles which has a knockon effect on drive space. I have added group policy "Delete user profiles older than a specified number of days on system restart" but this doesn't appear to work with the "Windows 10" machines #annoying So i have loaded up gpedit.msc changed the setting "Delete user profiles older than a specified number of days on system restart" for the local profile......rebooted still nothing everything is the same......so changed the setting back i then used regshot 1.9 took a shot of the registry then changed the setting then took another shot to see the changes. So i then exported [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System] "CleanupProfiles"=dword:00000005 And [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System] "CleanupProfiles"=dword:0000001e Rebooted the machine but still the profiles are on the machines........Can someone help me with this task

Hi guys i used this thread How can I capture an image using capture media in ConfigMgr 2012 - Configuration Manager 2012 - www.windows-noob.com this sorted the issue out for me now onto making apps :-)

cheers, i'll look into this now before the phone starts ringing

we used mdt before so basicaly for the capturing use the mdt part as sccm doesnt seem to work fully. so yes a ts to capture then another ts in sccm to deploy the images

yeah looked at that

Hi Guys so we have sccm2012 up and running now, works great, i have captured a image messed about with it then put it back up again but i notice you need to specific a image in the ts i notice when i deploy this the change eg folder structure is back to how it was say from the wim file on the dvd. i read that to do the capturing proper you need to use mdt.....i have incorporated this into sccm but my question is does anyone have a guide on how to do the ts on to capture a image, when i do it it asks me to do lots of packages then fails at the end all i want to use the mdt side of this for is to capture images. also where in the settings can i make it so when i boot it gives me the list of boot files rather than just going to my x64 image i must have changed something somewhere hope this makes sense sorry just having a bad patch atm Dave

keyboard settings the rearm part so i dont brick the image enabling the administrator account

cheers for that so in theory i could use the unattend's i have made in mdt already customise them with new locations for the images and all work?

Hiya ok so we finally decided to move from wds/mdt2012 to sccm2012 I understand with mdt you can use the unattend.xml to put in about the rearm, my question is where in sccm2012 can i get hold of the unattend, sccm makes when you make a task sequence or if its not in there where do i specify the rearm part as i will hate to brick another image 2 rearms into customising images. Dave

thanks :-), just setting up the imaging side of sccm2012 up now...well trying to thanks for your help

Hi Guys Just a few questions We are moving over from wds/mdt 2012 to sccm 2012, questions are Do i still use wds in the same way as mdt deploy the images from the wds share, or does sccm do it all? Does mdt work with sccm 2012 if so what are the pros and cons for doing this cheers Dave