Rasmussen's Healthcare IT

Welcome to my blog...it is just a bunch of random notes to myself, for myself, and if it happens to help someone else...cool. I am currently working for a large consulting company which supports a national nonprofit organization with 23000 workstations and 250 configuration servers.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Christjan's IT Minutes » Dynamically fix invalid ClientKeyData issue on central site

Christjan's IT Minutes » Dynamically fix invalid ClientKeyData issue on central site:

Great little article to fix DDR ClientKeyData mismatch messages from a central site in SCCM 2007.
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Jeff Rasmussen
I have 3 wonderfuls children and a great wife.

My current passions include Android, ChromeOS, GoogleTV, and finally workstation reliability and health over a massive scale using Microsoft's SCCM 2007.

I have worked in IT for a small eye doctor where I cut my teeth on supporting 70 workstations and 4 servers.  I then worked for a small provider group supporting 600 workstations and 30 servers which was finally merged with a downtown county hospital with 5000 workstations and 1 configuration server.  Finally, I moved on to a consulting group which supports a national nonprofit organization with 20k workstations and 250 configuration servers.

Now I'm working as a contractor for a Fortune 500 company working on the Desktop Security Team for 85k workstations.

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