Hey Guys - 

Just a quick question for you about something I've never been 100% sure about and wanted to clear up...

Let's say I have an "Application" in which I've added files to the source folder which is required by the script the application runs.  After adding the file, I need to update it's distribution on all 3 of my distribution points (which all happen to be in a DP Group.)  Which of the following methods will accomplish this or is the preferred method?  

1. Select Application in console, choose "Deployment Types" tab, right click on type I want to update and choose "Update Content"

2. Open Application's Properties, choose "Content Locations" tab, select the Distribution Group (which contains all 3 DPs) and click "Redistribute"

3. Open Application's Properties, choose "Content Locations" tab, select each of the 3 distribution points and choose to "Redistribute" to each one of them

Below is what my Content Locations looks like when distributed to all 3 DPs.  As is was distributed to the group containing all 3, it lists the group and the 3 DPs for a total of 4 objects.  Which of the above methods (or a different one) is the best way to go?

T

Option #1

http://eskonr.com/2013/09/sccm-configmgr-2012-how-do-i-refresh-the-application-after-change-in-source-files-or-source-location/

"Update content" - all other options won't touch the sources (they just copy the contents from the ContentLib to the DP(s) again)