The updated report looks like this, the changes made are in bold letters:

SELECT INST.SMS_Installed_Sites0, SYS.Netbios_Name0, SYS.User_Domain0, SYS.User_Name0, @varcollection as 'Collection', SYS.Resource_Domain_OR_Workgr0, HWSCAN.LastHWScan, DateDiff(Day,

CASE WHEN IsNULL(HWSCAN.LastHWScan,'1/1/1980') > IsNULL(SWSCAN.LastScanDate,'1/1/1980')

THEN HWSCAN.LastHWScan

ELSE SWSCAN.LastScanDate

END

,GetDate()) AS C053,

Order By INST.SMS_Installed_Sites0, SYS.Netbios_Name0

To implement it either change the report or paste this in a new report and create to Prompts, one for Days called variable and one for CollectionID called varcollection.

There is no prompt query for the original Report ID:74 as it is days it asks for, the prompt query for CollectionID can be found here:

begin

if (@__filterwildcard = '')

select distinct CollectionID, Name from v_Collection order by Name

else

select distinct CollectionID, Name from v_Collection

WHERE CollectionID like @__filterwildcard

order by Name

end

So how do I add a new client language afterwards? Or add support for running the Configuration Manager Console in a different language? It is done by using the “Configuration Manager Setup” which can be found on the Start menu or by simply running install from the installation source.

When the setup starts select the “Perform site maintenance or reset this Site” in the following wizard you can then add languages as you need them.

Here is a step-by-step guide:

1. Start Configuration Manager Setup either from the start menu or the installation source.
2. Select the “Perform site maintenance or reset Site” option
3. Then you get the option to Modify language configuration, it is also here you can convert from an eval installation and enter a license.
4. In the next dialog we need to either download the prerequisite files again or point to the directory where they where used for the intial installation of the Site Server.
5. The next screen offers the option to server languages, here you can add language support for the Configuration Manager Console.
6. Then we get to the dialog were we can add Client language support, in my case I want to add Swedish
   
7. Then we are ready to complete the installation
   
8. Adding Swedish client language support took 8 seconds!
   After the installation of the language support is done the ConfigMgr clients that should have the new updated language must have the client reinstalled. This can be done using any preferred client deployment method.
   Done!

In that post i also promised to write a post on how to install the SCCM 2007 Admin Console + R3 + FEP.
It turned out to be a bit of a challenge as the FEP installation is either 32 or 64 bit depending on the operating system you install the admin console on. After a re-write here is the updated script, I used the RTM version of FEP and included the Update Rollup 1 in the script, so if you are using the updated media remove the part in the script and the folder for the KB.

The script has been tested on Windows 7 32 & 64 bit, the SCCM console will be installed to “C:\program Files\Configuration Manager 2007″ or “C:\program files(x86)\Configuration Manager 2007″ depending on the operating system architecture.

To implement it the following steps are needed:

1. Download the ZIP-file containing the script and folder structure: Adminconsole_sp2_r3
2. Unzip the files and folder to a catalog which will be used as source folder.
3. Copy the necessary source files to the different directories from the original media:
   Tip: you can skip the “WAIK” folder in the Configuration Manager 2007 Sp2 source files, then you will save a lot of disk space.
4. As the FEP files and updates are both 32 and 64 bits the FEP_Console folder is divided in a 32 and 64 bit folder:
   
5. The same goes for the FEP Update rollup 1 update, although they are not named the same and can be placed int the same folder. The update can be downloaded here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2551095
6. When all the source files are copied to their correct location, create a package using the folder created earlier with folder containing the “Install_FEP.vbs” as source folder.
7. On the “Reporting” tab for the newly created package enter the below information, as the hotfix for SCCM 2007 R3 restarts many services including SMS Agent Host the script will generate a .MIF file which is the only way of reporting back that the installation was successful:
   
8. Distribute the content to the DP’s
9. Create a new program with the following command line “cscript.exe fep_install.vbs”
   
10. Then advertise the program to a test collection and verify that everything is working as expected.

I hope it will be useful!

order by ip.IP_Subnets0, sys.Name0


Here is a part of the post:

What’s New in the Documentation Library for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, April 2012

The following information lists the topics that contain significant changes since the March 2012 update.

Supported Configurations for Configuration Manager

- Updated for the following updates and clarifications:

• The supported version of SQL Server from SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP1 and Cumulative Update 4 to SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP1 and Cumulative Update 6.

The whole post with the updates can be read here:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/configmgrteam/archive/2012/04/26/announcement-configuration-manager-documentation-library-update-for-april-2012.aspx

The look is the same as before:

And it can be launched either from Component Status or Site Status under Start in the Ribbon:

Enjoy

I will do a session called “Framtidens klienthantering” with a focus on the newly released System Center 2012 – Configuration Manager and perhaps some more interesting technology around client management?!

I hope to see you there!

http://www.techdays.se/sessioner#/sessions/7533

MEET is a network which consists of 30 individuals, all experts within one or more areas of Microsoft technology from development to security, virtualization, System Center and more, for more information about meet : MEET.

Here is a list of most of the other members blogs, it was put together by Ola and Henrik and the original post can be found Here

• Alan Smith (Azure)
• Andreas Stenhall (Windows) – Killer features in Windows 8 – Dare to miss them on TechDays?
• Björn Axell (System Center)
• Cecilia Wiren (.NET)
• Chris Klug (.NET)
• Daniel Bugday (Sharepoint) – See you on TechDays 2012 Örebro #MSDN #TD2012
• Hasain Alshakarti (Security) – MEET@TechDays 2012 in Örebro
• Henrik Nilsson (FIM, ADFS, Security) – Microsoft Extended Experts Team – MEET
• Johan Arwidmark (System Center) - Networking at TechDays 2012 in Sweden – The Microsoft Extended Experts Team (MEET)
• Johan Åhlén (SQL Server) – SQL Server sessions at TechDays Sweden 2012
• Magnus Björk (Exchange) – #td2012 here I come
• Magnus Mårtensson (Azure) - TechDays.se 2012 – About Windows Azure
• Patrik Löwendahl (.NET)
• Mathias Olausson (ALM) – TechDays 2012 Sweden – Come see Visual Studio ALM 11 and TFS 11 in action!
• Jörgen Nilsson (System Center) – Microsoft Extended Experts Team – MEET
• Ola Skoog (IT Pro Evanglist) – MEET@TechDays
• Anders Olsson (Security) – Få mer ut av TechDays
• Joakim Nässlander (Windows Server, Cluster)
• Martin Lidholm (Unified Communication, Lync)
• Kent Nordström (Information Security and Identity Management) – TechDays in Sweden

I hope to see you all at Techdays 2012!!

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/systemcenter2012configurationmanager

Don’t miss the two keynotes which will be streamed live from the event:

Microsoft Private Cloud. Built for the Future. Ready Now.
April 17 | 8:30AM – 9:45AM

A World of Connected Devices
April 18 | 8:30AM – 9:45AM
http://www.mms-2012.com/digitalmms

I have the great honor to be proctoring two hands on labs at MMS this year, I hope to see some of you attend these labs:

• CD-IL316 Managing Content with Configuration Manager 2012 –Venetian Ballroom B Wed 4:00PM – 5:15PM
• CD-IL321 Advanced Software Distribution in Configuration Manager 2012 – Venetian Ballroom C Thu 11:45AM – 1:00PM

MMS is also a great opportunity to meet people in the business, I look forward to see as many of you there as well!

MMS here I come!