Many times I have been asked questions around how to
delete a package from a distribution point in SCCM 2012? Other comments I have
heard was “Removing package was straight forward in SCCM 2007 but in SCCM 2012
it is hard to find”.
Well the reality is there is no easy and/ or hard in
removing the distributed package from a distribution point whether it is SCCM
2007 or SCCM 2012. Both have their own processes to manage the environment.
Below is the easiest way to remove an existing package
from a distribution point.
1.
Select the package which you want to remove from
the distribution point. In this example I have used Operating System image
package.
Select the package and right click on the package to open the Properties.
2.
On the properties window, go to Content Locations tab. The content
locations tab will display all the distribution point where this particular
package has been distributed (as below);
3.
Select the distribution point (s) you want to
remove this package from; if you want to remove from all the distribution
points select all of them one by one, then click on Remove
button on the bottom of the window.
4.
You will be presented with a confirmation
window;
5.
Click OK on the confirmation window to remove
the package.
6.
Click Ok to close the window
That’s it, The selected package will be removed from the
select distribution point(s).
Superrr! Thanx
ReplyDeleteThis is incorrect for SCCM 2012. You cannot select multiple DPs on the list. They have to be removed one by one.
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