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SCCM: Package Requires a newer version of source files and the new compressed files haven't arrived yet,

For a couple of days i have been facing an issue with some packages not getting updated on the secondary Site DP

The message i kept seeing in the distmgr log on the Secondary Site server (DP) was:

Package ABC001D2 requires a newer version (2) of source files and the new compressed files haven't arrived yet, current version is 1, skip X:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\inboxes\distmgr.box\INCOMING\10xVQPN1.PKG


I tried a lot of things like deleting the DP , adding the DP again , Refresh DP

However finally these steps fixed this one for us:

Before yyou begin check "All active package distributions" Report , it should show the package with Issue.

1.Go to the distmgr inbox on the DP that you have issue with

Look for the .PCK file for the package and delete it.

e.g ABC001D2.PCK



2.Backup the SCCM DB and then run the following queries:

Delete from pkgstatus where SiteCode = 'SEC' and ID = 'ABC001D2'

DELETE from PkgServers where SiteCode =  'SEC' and PkgID =  'ABC001D2'



These removed the details from SCCM Database and the Secondary site DP was removed from the package as verified in the SCCM console.


3.After that added the secondary site DP again.

 (you may be needed to Refresh the DP once if this doesnt work)


Hope this helps.


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