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help me to fix problem push client sccm 2012 R2

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hi there
i just install sccm 2012 r2
and try to push client on devices but i got succful wizerd but no thing happend on all pcs
so i will paste here log file to see how u can help me solve this problem i turnoff windows filrwall from gpo for all pc
---> Attempting to connect to administrative share '\\ITTEST00\admin$' using machine account.~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.554+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Failed to connect to \\ITTEST00\admin$ using machine account (1326) $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.567+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> ERROR: Failed to connect to the \\ITTEST00\admin$ share using account 'Machine Account' $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.568+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> ERROR: Unable to access target machine for request: "2097152025", machine name: "ITTEST00", access denied or invalid network path. $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.568+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> Execute query exec [sp_CP_SetLastErrorCode] 2097152025, 1326~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.569+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> Stored request "2097152025", machine name "ITTEST00", in queue "Retry". $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.570+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> Execute query exec [sp_CP_SetPushRequestMachineStatus] 2097152025, 2~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.571+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> Execute query exec [sp_CP_SetLatest] 2097152025, N'01/12/2014 05:11:39', 25~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.572+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)>
<======End request: "2097152025", machine name: "ITTEST00". $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.573+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ======>Begin Processing request: "2097152026", machine name: "EMP-DAHIMAN" $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.573+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> Execute query exec [sp_IsMPAvailable] N'NAJ'~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.574+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Trying the 'best-shot' account which worked for previous CCRs (index = 0x0)~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.574+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Attempting to connect to administrative share '\\EMP-DAHIMAN\admin$' using account 'MYDOMAIN1\Administrator'~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.574+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> The 'best-shot' account has now succeeded 57 times and failed 12 times. $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.604+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Connected to administrative share on machine EMP-DAHIMAN using account 'MYDOMAIN1\Administrator'~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.604+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Attempting to make IPC connection to share <\\EMP-DAHIMAN\IPC$> ~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.604+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)> ---> Searching for SMSClientInstall.* under '\\EMP-DAHIMAN\admin$\'~ $$<SMS_CLIENT_CONFIG_MANAGER><01-11-2014 21:11:39.606+480><thread=960 (0x3C0)>
Sunday, January 12, 2014 7:11 PM
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Have you configured the push install account accordingly? It needs to be a local administrative account on the target system.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb680908.aspx
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles-tutorials/common/sccm-2012-client-deployment-part3.html
Sunday, January 12, 2014 7:26 PM -
Error 1326 = Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. Looks like you did not configure a network access account at all or that you did not add the computer account of the site server to the local admins of the target computers.
Torsten Meringer | http://www.mssccmfaq.de
Sunday, January 12, 2014 9:16 PM -
i used administrator account privilegeSunday, January 12, 2014 9:26 PM
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i used administrator account privilege
That's ultimately a meaningless statement. The requirement is that the account (or set of accounts, yes you can specify multiple) used as a push installation account must be a local admin account on the system you are pushing the client to. There is simply no ambiguity with the error message: the account you configured does not have local admin permissions on the system indicated. "admin-ness" is not an all or nothing thing. Just because an account is a local admin on one system does not in any mean that it is also a local admin on all or any other given individual system. Thus, you need to track each and every system individually.
The second snippet above shows a succesful connection attempt though which means you need to shift your focus to the client.
Here's a good KB article describing the entire process that you need to become familiar with: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925282
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com
Sunday, January 12, 2014 10:46 PM