SMS Network Applications Database Synchronization
Article ID: 122175
Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.1 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.2 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q122175
SUMMARY
When a program group or package is defined for a site in a hierarchy, it is
replicated to all child sites of the site for which it was defined. The
process of replicating the network applications database (NAD) involves
many subprocesses. It is possible that various combinations of parent site
attachments and detachments may make the NAD go out of synch between
originating and current sites.
The RSAPPCTL utility can be used to manage the NAD replication and reset
process when it goes out of synch. You can run RSAPPCTL from the
SITE.SRV\<architecture> directory.
Command Syntax:
rsappctl {/SELF} {/ALL} {/SITE:sitecode} {/SITESERVER:servername}
/SELF Reset NAD for this site (but not children).
/ALL Reset NAD for all child sites (not self).
/SITE:sitecode Reset NAD for the specified child site.
/SITESERVER:server This site's site server. Only needed
if NADRESET is not being run on the site server.
You can combine /SELF with /ALL to do a total reset of the current site and
any children of the current site.
Additional query words: sms prodsms
Keywords: kbdatabase kbnetwork KB122175