How To Perform Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB | Configuration Manager Endpoint Manager? Latest How To Perform ConfigMgr Site Reset | Fix Weird Issues | SCCM HTMD Blog (anoopcnair.com).
Another Video Tutorial from me on “How To Perform Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB 1602“. The SCCM Current Branch 1602 site reset can be performed from the Configuration Manager Setup program, which is by default there on SCCM CB primary server.
Introduction
SCCM site reset helps us re-apply the default files and registry permissions on the site server, and site components are reinstalled. The same SETUP log file is the one that stores the Site Reset information as well, and that is ConfigMgrSetup.log.
Watch out and monitor the HMAN.log and SiteComp.log until all the components are reinstalled.
High-Level Review – Perform Site Reset for SCCM
How To Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB | Configuration Manager Endpoint Manager?
1. Setting up server accounts !!
2. Updating directory permissions to default one !!
3. Upgrading site control information !!
4. Updating Registry !!
5. Installing Site component Manager !!
6. Verifying directory permission !!
Video Tutorial How To Perform Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB
How To Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB | Configuration Manager Endpoint Manager?
How To Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB?
How To Site Reset for SCCM ConfigMgr CB | Configuration Manager Endpoint Manager. We can perform another task listed down as well from the SCCM CB site maintenance or reset option:-
1. Reset site with now configuration changes
2. Modify SQL Server Configuration
3. Modify SMS Provider Configuration
4. Modify Language Configuration
Resources
SCCM Related Posts Real World Experiences Of SCCM Admins (anoopcnair.com)
SCCM Video Tutorials For IT Pros – HTMD Blog #2 (howtomanagedevices.com)
Author
Anoop is Microsoft MVP! He is a Solution Architect in enterprise client management with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. E writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc…
I’m considering a site reset in order to install new language packs to my Configuration Manager infrastructure, due to recent acquisitions in non-English speaking countries. My concern is that by performing a site reset, I may in some way lose some of my settings, configurations, etc. Will a site reset actually un-do any of my important settings and configurations? What is the level of danger in performing a site reset in a fully functioning ConfigMgr environment?