Status Past Due Will Be Installed

However, the Software Center showed the status as Past due – Will be installed. So I did additional check on the computer client status, it is Approved, No Block.

And I recently collaborated on a solution to an issue involving newly imaged workstations installing applications via CM 2012. The problem seems to occur on applications targeted at the client that have passed their deadline for installation. In the Software Center on the client the applications show a status of “Past due – will be installed” but they never actually install. The DCMAgent.log shows the following applicable entries which imply a successful install even though nothing gets installed.

PopulateCIsFromAssignment: past deadline, set CCM_CONTENT_WF_DEADLINE_DOWNLOAD flag, 0x10000a CDCMAgentJob::HandleEvent(Event=Transition, CurrentState=Success) Jim identified two workarounds for this issue: • Within the CM 2012 console, change each application scheduled or deadline time • Manually go to each computer's Software Center and click the Install button for the applications that are 'past due' Both of these workarounds require a significant amount of time to implement, especially if there are a lot of new machines and applications being deployed. We decided it would be best to automate a solution. We came up with a PowerShell script that can be scheduled to run on a regular basis. The script connects to a site server and loops through every deployment with a deadline and increments it by one minute IF the deadline occurs in the past.

Simply run this script on a machine that has the CM 2012 SP1 console installed and specify a site code that you have connected to in the past with that console. IncrementCMDeploymentStartTime.ps1 –SiteCode Example:. IncrementCMDeploymentStartTime.ps1 –SiteCode CAS Code. Sun1888 pci parallel port driver download full version.