Justin, you are building a treasure for SCCM Admins. I dont have words now to thank you enough for your extraordinary efforts. Best part is that you dont leave any room for questions. Simply amazing! O yes, I cleared 70-703 recently and your videos really helped me to achieve that goal. Will wait for next video now, sorry for being selfish :)
If only performing a site recovery from an existing backup (No Reinstallation of site server, no DB Recovery), is there any changes that needs to occur for the clients?
Really Justin you are Amazing person,before watching your videos about CMG,Sccm server upgrade and this one for backup ,I was always feeling fear for understanding these topics but now after watched related all videos my confidance level reached in high level.Thank You so much Justin.
Hi Justin I have a query.In my infra I have a cas and a child primary site.If I run backup on cas will backup of primary also get covered or the same needs to be done seprately.
Hi Justin - thanks for this guide. Amazing! Can I ask, is it possible to use this method when going from one CB version on Win 2012, to the latest CB version on a new server with Win2019? Would I need to use the same hostname and replicate all the drives? Our SCCM Server is our WSUS server and SQL is on a seperate box. Thank you!!
You would need to backup and restore to the same ConfigMgr build. I think the best approach would be to get the the latest CB build before doing the backup and restore to a new host if you choose that method.
Justin, in the Site server and Data recovery option, when recovering a standalone primary site is it possible to use Recover site server using an existing backup (browsing to my backup) then Recover primary site (left blank). Because in your case you did chose to "Reinstall site server" then left the Recover Primary site blank.
Hi, I Just have few question. 1. I can see that you recover site onto new OS, I though when you recover site it has to be same as the old system e.g. SQL, OS and drive must be same 2. Can you change site code with site recovery? 3. Do you have to have same hostname and Ip address for the recovery server
Hi ,My server was hit by ransomware attack and I only have the CM SQL database file backup , nothing else , can i restore the whole server and gather the missing Wim files etc?
Hello Justin. Now that’s public service 🙂 In my case, I’m going to migrate to a more recent OS and from SQL 2012 to SQL 2019. In the video, which dates back to 2018, you mentioned that you were migrating WSUS to a more recent database, which worked, but which did not was recommended or not documented by Microsoft. Is this premise still true at the moment? If so, tell me if this is the right procedure to migrate WSUS: 1. before the backup, uninstall the “software update point” role; 2. do not recover the SUSDB database because when creating the service a new one will be created; 3. do not copy/restore the “X:\WSUS” folder; 4. after everything is restored, install the “software update point” role again and force synchronization. Is this it or do you have any other advice? Thanks
Hi Justin, I have a single instant primary site with a remote SQL Server. Can I use either backup-restore or migrate in-console to move to a new DC? I was thinking to just restore SQL DBs and connect to a newly installed server with 1 x primary , 1 x secondary sites?
Justin, You are doing the awesome job for sccm admin to make a life easier...it would be great if you could also post the video about the side by side migration ..
@@PatchMyPC yes moving from current branch to another CB as we are replacing the hardware.. Moreover backup and restore method will not workout on this case (applicable to only os change ).. It would be very grateful if you could do it earliest as I'm planning for that and it could be useful for me as reference 😀
@@PatchMyPC thanks for your response. We are changing the hardware and drives details in the newer machine..in that case backup and restore method won't work right.please let me know on this.
Lol, never heard it before, where did you get it from or is it common where you are? It's definitely easier than saying 'backslash backslash' or even 'double backslash'!
@@PatchMyPC if you delete the computer object instead of a reset, wouldn’t those original permissions on the System Management container show up an unknown with the SID like when see permission from a deleted user?
Justin, you are building a treasure for SCCM Admins. I dont have words now to thank you enough for your extraordinary efforts. Best part is that you dont leave any room for questions. Simply amazing! O yes, I cleared 70-703 recently and your videos really helped me to achieve that goal. Will wait for next video now, sorry for being selfish :)
Thanks for the feedback!
If only performing a site recovery from an existing backup (No Reinstallation of site server, no DB Recovery), is there any changes that needs to occur for the clients?
I must be blind...where is the script to install >net 3.5? ive looked on your site and up and down this youtube page
Really Justin you are Amazing person,before watching your videos about CMG,Sccm server upgrade and this one for backup ,I was always feeling fear for understanding these topics but now after watched related all videos my confidance level reached in high level.Thank You so much Justin.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Amazing Video and very well detailed. Thank you for this sir!
Thanks for watching
Hi Justin I have a query.In my infra I have a cas and a child primary site.If I run backup on cas will backup of primary also get covered or the same needs to be done seprately.
Separately.
@@PatchMyPC thanks brother
Thanks Justin for an awesome video. Very informative and relatable.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much ! Great Job!! It was very helpful. After this guide I am not only made migration but change a lot in my SCCM )
Thanks for watching
Amazing job! Thank you very much! Really.
You're welcome!
Hey Justin awesome video. Where can i find the download files of the batch files and IIS powershell? Thanks!
setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-configure-backup-and-recovery-for-microsoft-sccm
@@PatchMyPC Hi! Had the same question, looks like the blog post has the batch scripts but not the powershell IIS install script? Thank you! :)
Hi Justin - thanks for this guide. Amazing!
Can I ask, is it possible to use this method when going from one CB version on Win 2012, to the latest CB version on a new server with Win2019? Would I need to use the same hostname and replicate all the drives? Our SCCM Server is our WSUS server and SQL is on a seperate box. Thank you!!
You would need to backup and restore to the same ConfigMgr build. I think the best approach would be to get the the latest CB build before doing the backup and restore to a new host if you choose that method.
This is Gold !!
Thanks Justin you rock man
Thanks for watching!
Justin, in the Site server and Data recovery option, when recovering a standalone primary site is it possible to use Recover site server using an existing backup (browsing to my backup) then Recover primary site (left blank). Because in your case you did chose to "Reinstall site server" then left the Recover Primary site blank.
I believe that should be fine. I'd double check the MS docs for the scenario.
Hi, I Just have few question.
1. I can see that you recover site onto new OS, I though when you recover site it has to be same as the old system e.g. SQL, OS and drive must be same
2. Can you change site code with site recovery?
3. Do you have to have same hostname and Ip address for the recovery server
1. No it can be different for a site recovery.
2. No
3. Yes
Hi ,My server was hit by ransomware attack and I only have the CM SQL database file backup , nothing else , can i restore the whole server and gather the missing Wim files etc?
You can restore the site using a DB backup.
Were can I get the PowerShell IIS install command you run?
setupconfigmgr.com/microsoft-sccm-backup-and-recovery-guide
@@PatchMyPC hmmm still not seeing the location on the script on that link
will it be the same procedure if migrating the primary site server ONLY? the DB is residing in a separate server, different from the site server.
Yeah, it should be similar. You would just run the restore on the new site server with the same hostname as the old.
Hello Justin. Now that’s public service 🙂
In my case, I’m going to migrate to a more recent OS and from SQL 2012 to SQL 2019. In the video, which dates back to 2018, you mentioned that you were migrating WSUS to a more recent database, which worked, but which did not was recommended or not documented by Microsoft. Is this premise still true at the moment? If so, tell me if this is the right procedure to migrate WSUS:
1. before the backup, uninstall the “software update point” role;
2. do not recover the SUSDB database because when creating the service a new one will be created;
3. do not copy/restore the “X:\WSUS” folder;
4. after everything is restored, install the “software update point” role again and force synchronization.
Is this it or do you have any other advice?
Thanks
Hope you figured this one out. Sorry for the delay.
@@PatchMyPC No problem. Migration done successfully :-) Thanks
Hi Justin,
I have a single instant primary site with a remote SQL Server. Can I use either backup-restore or migrate in-console to move to a new DC? I was thinking to just restore SQL DBs and connect to a newly installed server with 1 x primary , 1 x secondary sites?
move to a new DC?
@@PatchMyPC Data Centre
Justin, You are doing the awesome job for sccm admin to make a life easier...it would be great if you could also post the video about the side by side migration ..
Side by side migration for ConfigMgr Current Branch to Another current branch? I assume it wouldn't be a ConfigMgr 2007 site at this point?
@@PatchMyPC yes moving from current branch to another CB as we are replacing the hardware..
Moreover backup and restore method will not workout on this case (applicable to only os change )..
It would be very grateful if you could do it earliest as I'm planning for that and it could be useful for me as reference 😀
@@javidfarvaz2038 Backup and restore could work for new hardware.
@@PatchMyPC thanks for your response. We are changing the hardware and drives details in the newer machine..in that case backup and restore method won't work right.please let me know on this.
Done - th-cam.com/video/g0JE_D0C-h4/w-d-xo.html
What did you call '\\'???
whack-whack???
Yeah :)
Lol, never heard it before, where did you get it from or is it common where you are? It's definitely easier than saying 'backslash backslash' or even 'double backslash'!
@@jacobdegeling7755 I think it was somebody at my first ever IT job.
Well, thanks for introducing me! And thanks for the vid. Very helpful in recovering a dying SCCM on 2012 R2 install!
Do you need to reapply the full permissions for the computer account to the “System Management” container in ADSIEdit?
Probably not, unless you deleted the object before rejoining the new machine with the same name.
@@PatchMyPC if you delete the computer object instead of a reset, wouldn’t those original permissions on the System Management container show up an unknown with the SID like when see permission from a deleted user?
Where's the powershell to install IIS?
setupconfigmgr.com/how-to-install-microsoft-sccm-current-branch-step-by-step-guide
Best
Thanks!
Its really great video and well explained !!
Thanks for watching