Software installed by a SCCM push (not by App Portal install request) is not showing in the Clone Migrate. Is this the norm or is something missing.
There is a Catalog Item setup with Flexnet Manager Suite set to matching ARL to what is showing manually installed in Support Tools, Installed Software (ARP). And FNMS discovered inventory. But does not show in the Installed Software (AI). for the source computer.
Oops, looks like I was late to the party. Not sure why I didn't see the other replies until after I posted mine, but in any case, sounds like you're good now. Perhaps there was a delay in the FNMS inventory import from SCCM?
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For each catalog item you want to appear in clone/migrate, make sure you have configured the correct ARL entry and that you have checked the "Show for Clone/Migrate" property and unchecked the "Core application" property (https://docs.flexera.com/appportal/2020r1/ag/Content/helplibrary/AP_CatItemProp_Gen_Global.htm). App detection for clone/migrate is done by querying the inventory of the devices from FNMS and then comparing the resulting ARL's against those configured on any catalog items that are enabled for Clone/Migrate. The source of the installation on the device is irrelevant (SCCM push, USB thumb drive, CD/DVD etc.). However, if the application doesn't show up in the FNMS inventory for that device, then there is some sort of installation evidence issue or an issue with the inventory import from SCCM to FNMS. Sometimes, if an application has been repackaged, and the installer properties have been modified by the packager, it will no longer match the installer evidence in FNMS and would have to be updated. That doesn't sound like the case you're describing, but I wanted to call that out, just in case.
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Oops, looks like I was late to the party. Not sure why I didn't see the other replies until after I posted mine, but in any case, sounds like you're good now. Perhaps there was a delay in the FNMS inventory import from SCCM?
Anything expressed here is my own view and not necessarily that of my employer, Flexera. If my reply answers a question you have raised, please click "ACCEPT AS SOLUTION".
