Bit of a weird one here. I have a freshly installed and configured SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 setup.

I can get the server to push Packages out (I have one that copies CMTrace.exe to the windows directory and another that uninstalls some software).

I have then setup an application to install Office 2010, but the client shows this error in CIDownloader.log

<![LOG[CIDownloaderJob({4C655596-B3B7-46FE-970E-20F9BBF9F447}): DownloadPackages failed (0x80070003).]LOG]!><time="13:52:43.621-600" date="06-23-2015" component="CIDownloader" context="" type="3" thread="3092" file="packageloaderjob.cpp:1548">
<![LOG[CIDownloaderJob({4C655596-B3B7-46FE-970E-20F9BBF9F447}): StartDownload failed (0x80070003).]LOG]!><time="13:52:43.621-600" date="06-23-2015" component="CIDownloader" context="" type="3" thread="3092" file="packageloaderjob.cpp:1548">

And I get a matching error in the monitoring section of the console.

The content is distributed to the DP correctly, and can be seen in the appropriate server directory.

I can't find any matching server side errors for the above client error - there are no failures in SCCM logs that I can see, or in the IIS log file at that time.

I also tried a much smaller and simpler deployment of 7Zip - but got the same errors.

I've checked that the permissions on the shares are correct (as far as I can make them out to be - not 100% certain what they should be). Not sure on the permissions for the directories themselves.

I've checked that 'allow clients to connect anonymously' is ticked on the distribution point

I've tried both with and without a Network Access Account setup

Can't find anything that matches the errors listed above on the Internet.

Anyone have any ideas?

Hi,

The error translates to "The system cannot find the path specified." so I would check the IIS for errors. The packages you install are they downloaded using BITS or run from DP? I would start checking BITS on the server.

Regards,
Jrgen

Hi,

The error translates to "The system cannot find the path specified." so I would check the IIS for errors. The packages you install are they downloaded using BITS or run from DP? I would start checking BITS on the server.

Regards,
Jrgen

Applications can not be run from DP, they are always downloaded from the DP into the client's cache and downloaded from there. Also, download and execute content in 2012 (like applications) comes from IIS via WebDAV shares so the permissions on the SMB shares is irrelevant.

Do you have the proper AV exclusions in place on the client and the DP?

Applications can not be run from DP, they are always downloaded from the DP into the client's cache and downloaded from there. Also, download and execute content in 2012 (like applications) comes from IIS via WebDAV shares so the permissions on the SMB shares is irrelevant.

Do you have the proper AV exclusions in place on the client and the DP?