https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/quot-install-software-quot-task-changes-psp/m-p/3944311#M25620 I just noticed some strange behavior with our SIM 5.0 SP5 running on W2k3 SP1. Anybode else who have seen this?<BR /><BR />I create a task for installing PSP 7.60A (for W2k servers) on some Windows 2000 servers, scheduling it to run at 01.00 AM.<BR /><BR />Then I create second task to install PSP 7.70A (for W2k3 servers) on my Windows 2003 servers, scheduling it to run at 02.00 AM.<BR /><BR />What happens now is that the first task I created suddenly is configured for the PSP 7.70A for W2k3, just like the second task. Is this behavior "by design"? If so, will it work fine if I choose both PSP's for both tasks, and let SIM decide what PSP to use?<BR /> Wed, 14 Feb 2007 06:02:20 GMT Pejo 2007-02-14T06:02:20Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/quot-install-software-quot-task-changes-psp/m-p/3944311#M25620 I just noticed some strange behavior with our SIM 5.0 SP5 running on W2k3 SP1. Anybode else who have seen this?<BR /><BR />I create a task for installing PSP 7.60A (for W2k servers) on some Windows 2000 servers, scheduling it to run at 01.00 AM.<BR /><BR />Then I create second task to install PSP 7.70A (for W2k3 servers) on my Windows 2003 servers, scheduling it to run at 02.00 AM.<BR /><BR />What happens now is that the first task I created suddenly is configured for the PSP 7.70A for W2k3, just like the second task. Is this behavior "by design"? If so, will it work fine if I choose both PSP's for both tasks, and let SIM decide what PSP to use?<BR /> Wed, 14 Feb 2007 06:02:20 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-systems/quot-install-software-quot-task-changes-psp/m-p/3944311#M25620 Pejo 2007-02-14T06:02:20Z