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SCCM Content Library Growth and Distribution Point Issues
Running Content Library Cleanup Tool
To begin, run the ContentLibraryCleanup.exe tool in what-if mode first, review orphaned content, and then run in delete mode to clean up your SCCM content library.
Identifying Unused Packages and Applications
Next, identify unused packages and applications that can be safely removed from the content library. This will help free up valuable disk space on DPs.
Moving Content Library to a New Drive
If you wish to move your content library to a new drive, make sure to follow best practices to avoid breaking SCCM. Consult the ITP Training Microsoft MECM Training for guidance.
Setting Up Disk Space Monitoring for Distribution Points
Finally, set up disk threshold alerts on DPs to keep tabs on available disk space and promptly address any issues before they become critical.
Conclusion
Keeping your SCCM content library clean and free of orphaned content is crucial for maintaining optimal performance. By following the steps outlined in this blog post, you’ll ensure that your distribution points have ample disk space to function smoothly.
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Written by Mohammed Akhter
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