![]() All files are grouped together in a folder. In here you will find the actual files that are used in the different packages. INI file contains information about the file like, HASH value, size, attributes and a last modified time stamp. INI file replacing each of the original files.Įach. ![]() Open the PackageID.Version folder and you will see a copy of the original folder structure with an. INI file and you will find the HASH for the package. INI file with information about the original file.Ībove you see the Data Library with two packages. For each file in the original package you will find a corresponding. The folder is a “copy” of the exact package folder structure but without any of the real files. In the data library you will find a file for each package and a PackageID.ver folder. Uses the term package when talking about objects in the content library regardless of whether it is an application or actual package. In this illustration, it’s the second version of a package that exists in the library. In this folder you will find a PackageID.ini file for every package. The Content Library consists of three subfolders: By reading the PkgXferMgr.log you can easily see the process. The SMS_DP$share is used to host the distribution point log files, the files used to validate content, prestage content and is also to store a temporary copy of the package before it is integrated into the Content Library. 2007 shared folder where you used to find all the content. The Content Library is very different from the traditional ConfigMgr. On the local distribution point you will find a new distribution point WMI provider and the Content Library. In this log file you will be able to see the file copy process between the site server and the distribution point. To handle content within a site, there is a new guy in the class – the Package Transfer Manager (PkgXferMgr.log). On the site server we still have the distribution manager (distmgr.log) who is (among other things) responsible for handling content between sites. Only files not already present on a distribution point will be send even if the files is being used by another application.You can prestage multiple applications on a Distribution Point with one command.You can configure the distribution point for prestaging and only send content changes over the wire.You can PXE enable a distribution point.You can control the bandwidth when sending content to a remote distribution point.2012, no more branch DP’s, DP shares or hidden PXE shares – only a standard DP which can be installed on a Windows client (Vista SP2 and above) or a Windows server (Windows 2003 SP2 and above). We only have one type of DP in ConfigMgr. Below are some of the changes related to the Content Library but first a quick recap of the new distribution point features. Content management has somewhat been completely rewritten for this version and do require “a little getting used to”.
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