Ok, this is more for me to reference than others.
Another great post to reference similar issues: https://miketerrill.net/2019/01/07/nomad-software-update-lsz-file-purge-aka-whack-a-mole/
Came across a problem with Nomad not downloading Packages properly, it was downloading the wrong version. (which would fail)
Clients were getting LsZ File (PS100044_1.LsZ) when the Server’s content was actually version 3.
DP’s were not updating the LsZ files, so I deleted them, then it would re-generate with the proper version.
Script does this:
You Provide a list of DP Servers
You Provide a list of Packages you want to remove the LsZ Files for
It loops through servers and deletes any LsZ files it finds for them
$ServerList = @( "SCCMDP1.corp.viamonstra.com" "SCCMDP2.corp.viamonstra.com" "SCCMDP3.corp.viamonstra.com" "SCCMDP4.corp.viamonstra.com" "SCCMDP5.corp.viamonstra.com" ) $PackageList = @( "PS1051A3" "PS104BC5" "PS104BC4" "PS1051A2" "PS1040FF" "PS1051A1" "PS104107" "PS105195" "PS105199" "PS105198" "PS105197" "PS105196" "PS104C4C" "PS105193" ) #Custom Install Location For Nomad $1eLSZFILESFolder = "ProgramFiles\1E\Cache\LSZFILES" foreach ($Server in $ServerList) { Write-Host "Starting Query on $Server" foreach ($Package in $PackageList) { #Check if LsZ File (Any Version) for Package exists if (Test-Path "\\$Server\d$\$($1eLSZFILESFolder)\$($Package)_*.LsZ") { #Get Name of File(s) $LSZFIle = (Get-ItemProperty -Path "\\$Server\d$\$($1eLSZFILESFolder)\$($Package)_*.LsZ").BaseName #ForEach LsZ File Version, report it exist (write-host) then DELETE IT! foreach ($LsZ in $LSZFIle) { $LSZFIleName = "$($LsZ).LsZ" $LSZFIleFullPath = "\\$Server\d$\$($1eLSZFILESFolder)\$($LSZFIleName)" Write-Host "$LSZFIleName exist" Remove-Item $LSZFIleFullPath -Force -Verbose } } } }