This value should correspond with the Value that you specified in your Client Settings.īased on my Tests, the Client will always apply the smaller Value that you specify.
Run the following PowerShell Script in an elevated PowerShell Prompt: Get-WmiObject -Namespace ROOT\CCM\SoftMgmtAgent -Query "Select Size from CacheConfig" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty "Size"
Luckily, using PowerShell and WMI, we can easily check the Client Cache Size: However, at this point I started wondering if the Client Cache Settings really got applied on that System. I actually can’t tell if this was done intentionally or if this is a Bug. Now that I got the “Client Cache Settings” working, I noticed that the Configuration Manager Control Panel Applet, stopped showing the actual Cache Size.Įven though I run the Applet as an Administrator, the managed Client Cache Size never got displayed. In my last Blog Post, I described a minor Issue with the newly added “Client Cache Settings” in ConfigMgr 1606.
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