Looking at the OS Deployment and Content Sources tabs, I do not see any references to the install.wim or drivers.wim used by the task sequences. When I look at the task sequence steps, I do see the task (i.e. Apply Operating System with min/max/avg timings) but not the details of the source/destination of the actual pkg/content.
Is there setting in application or IIS that will display this information?
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Hey there!
Just got word from our AI devs and this is what they stated:
At this time there is currently no source of data at the server or way of harvesting from client logs where content came from during OS Deployment. A remote possibility is that the Status Message data may contain location data for downloaded packages/apps/drivers/images. This is something we'll have to look into and see if that data can be accessed.
In the meantime, I urge you to submit a uservoice item so our devs can track this request and keep you and other customers updated on the status! 😊
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You should check the specific configuration and logging settings within your deployment tool or system to view details.
To view the source details for install.wim or drivers.wim in your task sequences, you'll need to check the "Content Reference" section in the task sequence properties or review the associated package properties in the Configuration Manager console. Unfortunately, this level of detail isn't displayed directly in the OS Deployment or Content Sources tabs. For IIS, ensure logging is enabled to track content requests, but the source specifics must still be traced back to the task sequence configuration. hesaplio (https://hesaplio.github.io/)