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remove scom 2007

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remove scom 2007

remove scom 2007

(OP)
Hi,

 I had SCOM 2007 installed on a 2003 server box. I'm trying to instal SCCM 2007  as a new site, but can't manage to do so.

I've manually removed the clients from all pc's within the domain, I've uninstalled SCOM 2007 using the uninstall wizard and I've deleted the systems management folder from AD (it was empty anyway).

Every time I go to install sccm 2007 I only get the option of installing a secondary site, no primary.

Any advice much appreciated.

tx

RE: remove scom 2007

SCOM and SCCM are different products, installing one won't hinder you from installing the other.

Are you sure you don't have an SMS 2003 installation anywhere?

Simon

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