SMS: Systems Management Server 2.0 Service Pack 1 ICP4 Client Hotfix Bundle (255174)


The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.2
  • Microsoft Systems Management Server 2.0
  • Microsoft Systems Management Server 2.0 SP1
This article was previously published under Q255174

SYMPTOMS

Microsoft has released various hotfixes to correct specific issues for Systems Management Server (SMS) version 2.0-based clients. Microsoft has packaged these hotfixes into a single client hotfix bundle to simplify the application of these hotfixes to an SMS 2.0 site the is running Service Pack 1 (SP1) and International Client Pack 4 (ICP4). This article will be updated as new hotfixes are added to this client bundle.

The following table lists article Q numbers and titles that document corrected problems that are included in the Client Hotfix Bundle for SMS 2.0 SP1 with ICP4 (ICP4: English, French, German, Spanish, Swedish, Dutch, Italian, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Russian, and Turkish). For more information about each corrected problem in SMS 2.0 SP1, use the article Q number to query for the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

IMPORTANT: You must apply ICP4 SP1 for Systems Management Server 2.0 before you install this client bundle. Do not install the client bundle on sites that are not upgraded to SP1 or that do not have ICP4 installed.

Summary List for Client Hotfix Bundle for SMS 2.0 SP1 ICP4

239590 SMS: SMSCliToknAcct Connection Attempts to Mapped Drives in Path
240980 SMS: Smscfg.cpl May Not Be Loaded with More Than 20 Network Adapters
240250 Migration from SMS 1.2 to 2.0 Uninstalls LANDesk Remote Control Files
240921 SMS: Smsapm32 May Consume 100 Percent CPU Time on Windows NT SMS Clients
242489 SMS: Run-Time Error When Advertising MFC-Based Package
244034 SMS: Windows 95/98 Clients Hang Opening E-mail Attachments or Associated Files
239564 SMS: Client Components Reinstalled During Periodic Verification
243189 SMS: %SMS_LOCAL_DIR%\MS\CORE\BIN Added to Path Multiple Times
243681 SMS: Copy-Queue Causes "Not Logged in" Requests on NetWare Servers
244409 SMS: Access Account Security on Distribution Points May Be Applied Incorrectly in a Multiple-Domain Environment
241279 SMS: Client Incorrectly Reported as Not Installed in the Administrator Console
244410 SMS: Smsapm32 Uses SMSCliToknAcct& to Search Mapped Drives Listed in the Path
238250 SMSCliSvcAcct& May Be Used When Netware Redirector Is Installed
232653 SMS: SMSCliToknAcct& Locked Out When Hardware Inventory Is Enabled
246164 SMS: Novell intraNetWare Login Dialog Box Appears During Hardware Inventory
235205 Advertised Program Does Not Run with 10003 Status Message
235808 SMS: Smsapm32.exe May Report Status Incorrectly If Package Starts Another Instance
238762 SMS: Software Inventory Creation Date Is Incorrect in SMS Database
239915 SMS: "Insert Disk in Drive A:" Message During Hardware Inventory
238144 Client Installation Corrupts Path Statement in Autoexec.bat

RESOLUTION

A supported fix is now available from Microsoft, but it is only intended to correct the problem that is described in this article. Apply it only to computers that are experiencing this specific problem. This fix may receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, Microsoft recommends that you wait for the next SMS service pack that contains this hotfix.

To resolve this problem immediately, contact Microsoft Product Support Services to obtain the fix. For a complete list of Microsoft Product Support Services phone numbers and information about support costs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;CNTACTMS

NOTE: In special cases, charges that are ordinarily incurred for support calls may be canceled if a Microsoft Support Professional determines that a specific update will resolve your problem. The typical support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for the specific update in question.

The ICP4 version of this software update for Service Pack 1 should have the following file attributes or later: 
  Date      Time    Size      File name        Platform   Version
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  12/30/99  21:34      5,677  54831.sql        Intel 
  10/14/99  01:58    232,288  Abnwcli.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1055
  02/24/00  23:28    364,930  Apasetup.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  10/21/99  18:56    203,616  Bindcli9.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  10/21/99  18:56    259,936  Bindclin.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  10/21/99  18:53    257,376  Bindsvrn.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  11/11/99  03:42    160,080  Ccim32.dll       Intel      2.0.1380.1072
  02/24/00  21:48  1,327,683  Ccmcore.exe      Intel      2.0.91.9
  02/24/00  21:49  7,278,386  Clicore.exe      Intel      2.0.91.9
  11/04/99  02:01     70,000  Clisvc95.exe     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  11/04/99  02:01     76,656  Clisvcl.exe      Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  02/24/00  21:49    268,756  Cliunins.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  10/04/99  00:21         67  Compver1053.ini  Intel 
  10/11/99  20:28         67  Compver1054.ini  Intel 
  11/10/99  02:48         67  Compver1070.ini  Intel 
  11/11/99  03:34         67  Compver1072.ini  Intel 
  01/04/00  18:57         67  Compver1110.ini  Intel 
  02/26/00  01:57         67  Compver1701.ini  Intel 
  11/11/99  00:23         67  Compver2.ini     Intel 
  02/24/00  21:49    133,175  Dehinv32.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  10/01/99  19:22    157,536  Falclin.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1051
  02/24/00  03:02        290  Filelist.out     Intel 
  01/25/00  23:32     20,480  Gfl.exe          Intel 
  02/28/00  23:18     43,861  Gfl.txt          Intel 
  02/24/00  21:49    322,095  Inhinv32.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  02/24/00  21:50    278,115  Insinv32.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  11/04/99  02:01     66,928  Launch32.exe     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  10/27/99  23:33    203,104  Mslmcli9.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  10/27/99  23:33    335,712  Mslmclin.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  10/27/99  23:33    333,664  Mslmsvrn.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  10/21/99  18:56    208,224  Ndscli9.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  10/21/99  18:56    269,664  Ndsclin.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  10/21/99  18:54    267,104  Ndssvrn.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1060
  12/31/99  02:10     46,960  Odpsys32.exe     Intel      2.0.1380.1097
  01/03/00  00:38     54,640  Odpusr32.exe     Intel      2.0.1380.1107
  10/04/99  00:17     67,952  Progrm32.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1053
  11/05/99  00:56    100,208  Sinv32.exe       Intel      2.0.1380.1070
  09/28/99  02:13     75,456  Sms_def.mof      Intel 
  12/31/99  20:21    209,264  Smsapm32.exe     Intel      2.0.1380.1097
  10/11/99  01:59     15,680  Smscimp.dll      Intel      2.0.1380.1054
  11/04/99  23:29    291,856  Smsclreg.dll     Intel      2.0.1380.1063
  02/24/00  21:49  1,470,342  Swdist32.exe     Intel      2.0.91.9
  10/27/99  20:50  3,826,417  Wbemsdk.exe      Intel      2.0.91.3
  12/30/99  21:34      5,677  54831.sql        ALPHA 
  10/14/99  01:59    409,360  Abnwcli.dll      ALPHA      2.0.1380.1055
  02/24/00  21:30    626,053  Apasetup.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  11/11/99  03:42    255,760  Ccim32.dll       ALPHA      2.0.1380.1072
  02/24/00  19:55  1,934,978  Ccmcore.exe      ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  02/24/00  19:56  9,846,382  Clicore.exe      ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  11/04/99  02:00    100,624  Clisvc95.exe     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063
  11/04/99  02:00    110,352  Clisvcl.exe      ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063
  02/24/00  19:56    465,816  Cliunins.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  10/04/99  00:21         67  Compver1053.ini  ALPHA 
  10/11/99  20:28         67  Compver1054.ini  ALPHA 
  11/10/99  02:48         67  Compver1070.ini  ALPHA 
  11/11/99  03:34         67  Compver1072.ini  ALPHA 
  01/04/00  18:57         67  Compver1110.ini  ALPHA 
  02/26/00  01:57         67  Compver1701.ini  ALPHA 
  11/11/99  00:23         67  Compver2.ini     ALPHA 
  02/24/00  19:57    248,455  Dehinv32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  10/01/99  19:22    285,968  Falclin.dll      ALPHA      2.0.1380.1051
  02/24/00  19:57    559,984  Inhinv32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  02/24/00  19:58    508,001  Insinv32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  11/04/99  02:00     97,040  Launch32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063
  10/27/99  23:33    575,760  Mslmclin.dll     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063
  10/27/99  23:33    572,176  Mslmsvrn.dll     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063

  12/31/99  02:11     67,856  Odpsys32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1097
  01/03/00  00:42     77,072  Odpusr32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1107
  10/04/99  00:18    112,912  Progrm32.dll     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1053
  11/05/99  00:56    144,144  Sinv32.exe       ALPHA      2.0.1380.1070
  09/28/99  02:13     75,456  Sms_def.mof      ALPHA 
  12/31/99  20:21    279,824  Smsapm32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1097
  10/11/99  02:00     25,872  Smscimp.dll      ALPHA      2.0.1380.1054
  11/04/99  23:29    550,672  Smsclreg.dll     ALPHA      2.0.1380.1063
  02/24/00  19:57  1,526,092  Swdist32.exe     ALPHA      2.0.91.9
  10/27/99  20:52  7,100,159  Wbemsdk.exe      ALPHA      2.0.91.3
NOTE: Because of file dependencies, the most recent hotfix or feature that contains the above files may also contain additional files.

NOTE: When you apply this client hotfix bundle, you may need to temporarily disable Logon Discovery and Installation to prevent a possible client file mismatch in a single domain-multiple site hierarchy. This can result in the existing senior site designation being lost. For additional information about special preparations before you apply this hotfix, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

238780 SMS: Best Practices for Applying Systems Management Server 2.0 SP1

235726 SMS: Specifying Senior Site for WinNT Logon Point Management

Client Hotfix Bundle Installation

Method 1: Use the Hotfix Installer

NOTE: You can use this method only for Intel-based computers.
  1. Copy the hotfix folder structure to a local subfolder on your site server or to a share on your network. The I386 and Alpha subfolders are required and must also be downloaded from the Microsoft FTP site. It is important to keep the folder structure intact. The Q255641.exe file is a Microsoft Windows Installer file that updates specific files on your site server.
  2. Log on to your site server by using an account with administrative privileges.
  3. On the site server, quit the Systems Management Server Administrator console.
  4. Run the Q255641.exe file and follow the directions in the wizard. You can run this file in Quiet mode by using the /s switch.
  5. The SMS services are stopped and restarted as part of the installation process. You need to stop the SMS_SITE_COMPONENT_MANAGER and SMS_EXECUTIVE services again before you continue to the next step.
  6. From the SMS site database server, use a Microsoft SQL Server query tool (for example, Query Analyzer or ISQL/W) to open the 54831.sql script file. This file is located in the I386 subfolder you created in step 1. This script is also documented in the Q255641q.txt file, which is created in the drive\Sms\Logs folder during the installation process.
  7. Select the SMS database from within the SQL Server query tool and run the script. If you use a common SQL Server computer for multiple site databases, apply this script to the site database that belongs to the primary site you are updating.
  8. Restart the SMS site services. The new files are replicated to all logon points and client access points (CAPs). After all logon points and CAPs are updated, allow an additional 23 hours for clients to begin their update polling cycle.
  9. WARNING: Editing the Compver.ini file incorrectly can cause serious problems that may orphan your clients or cause them to become out of synchronization with the site. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of the following step can be resolved. Use this step only if you have the specific component version problem described below.

    Only continue with this step after all clients are installed. This step is necessary only if the early revision of the hotfix for Q240921 (bug 54323) was previously applied and your SMS Client Base Component version is in the 2000 range (for example, 2.00.1380.20xx). Manually reset the component version in the Compver.ini file located in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Base folder. Change the component version from 2.00.1380.2004 to 2.00.1380.1072).

Method 2: Manual Installation

NOTE: You can use this method for both Intel-based and Alpha-based site servers.
  1. Copy the hotfix folder structure to a local subfolder on your site server or to a share on your network. The I386 and Alpha subfolders are required and must also be downloaded from the Microsoft FTP site. It is important to keep the folder structure intact. The Q255641.exe file is a Microsoft Windows Installer file that updates specific files on your site server and can only be run on Intel-based machines. Please refer to installation Method 1 in this article for information about how to use the Q255641.exe file.
  2. Quit the SMS Administrator console and stop all SMS services from within Control Panel. If the SMS_SITE_BACKUP service is running, stop that as well.
  3. Copy the following files from the hotfix I386 folder into the drive\Sms\Bin\I386 folder:

    Abnwcli.dll
    Bindcli9.dll
    Bindclin.dll
    Bindsvrn.dll
    Ccim32.dll
    Clisvcl.exe
    Falclin.dll
    Mslmcli9.dll
    Mslmclin.dll
    Mslmsvrn.dll
    Ndscli9.dll
    Ndsclin.dll
    Ndssvrn.dll
    Odpusr32.exe
    Odpsys32.exe
    Sinv32.exe
    Smsapm32.exe

  4. If Alpha-based support is enabled on the primary site, copy the following files from the hotfix Alpha folder into the drive\Sms\Bin\Alpha folder:

    Abnwcli.dll
    Ccim32.dll
    Clisvcl.exe
    Falclin.dll
    Mslmclin.dll
    Mslmsvrn.dll
    Odpusr32.exe
    Odpsys32.exe
    Sinv32.exe
    Smsapm32.exe

  5. Copy the following files from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Base\platform folder:

    Ccmcore.exe
    Clicore.exe

  6. Copy the Apasetup.exe file from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Smsapm32\platform folder.
  7. Copy the following files from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Hinv\platform folder:

    Inhinv32.exe
    Sms_def.mof

  8. Copy the Insinv32.exe file from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Sinv\platform folder.
  9. Copy the Swdist32.exe file from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Swdist\platform folder.
  10. Copy the Wbemsdk.exe file from the appropriate platform subfolder into the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Wbem\platform folder.
  11. WARNING: Editing the Compver.ini file incorrectly can cause serious problems that may orphan your clients or cause them to become out of synchronization with the site. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of the following step can be resolved. Use this step only if you have the specific component version problem described below.

    If your current SMS Client Base Component version is in the 1700 range (for example, 2.00.1380.17xx), replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Base folder with the Compver1701.ini file that is located in the hotfix bundle source folder after renaming this file to Compver.ini.
  12. If your current SMS Client Base Component version is in the 2000 range (for example, 2.00.1380.20xx), replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Base folder with the Compver2.ini file located in the hotfix bundle source folder. Note that you must rename the Compver2.ini file to Compver.ini.
  13. Replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Smsapm32 folder with the Compver1110.ini file that is located in the hotfix bundle source folder after you rename this file to Compver.ini.
  14. Replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Hinv folder with the Compver1054.ini file that is located in the hotfix bundle source folder after you rename this file to Compver.ini.
  15. Replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Sinv folder with the Compver1070.ini file that is located in the hotfix bundle source folder after you rename this file to Compver.ini.
  16. Replace the Compver.ini file in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\swdist folder with the Compver1701.ini file that is located in the hotfix bundle source folder after you rename this file to Compver.ini.
  17. From the SMS site database server, use a SQL Server query tool (for example, Query Analyzer or ISQL/W) to open the 54831.sql script file. This file is located in the appropriate platform folder within the hotfix subfolder you created in step 1.
  18. Select the SMS database from within the SQL Server query tool and run the script. If you are using a common SQL Server computer for multiple site databases, apply this script to the site database that belongs to the primary site you are updating.
  19. Restart the SMS Site services. The new files are replicated to all logon points and CAPs. After all logon points and CAPs are updated, allow an additional 23 hours for clients to begin their update polling cycle.
  20. Only continue with this step after all clients are installed. This step is necessary only if the early revision of the hotfix for Q240921 (bug 54323) was previously applied and your SMS Client Base Component version is in the 2000 range (for example, 2.00.1380.20xx). Manually reset the component version in the Compver.ini file located in the drive\Sms\Inboxes\Clicomp.src\Base folder. Change the component version from 2.00.1380.2004 to 2.00.1380.1072).

STATUS

Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:4/7/2006
Keywords:kbQFE KBHotfixServer kbBug kbenv kbfix kbsms200fix KB255174
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