Category: Configuration Manager

I have written a couple of scripts before to install the SCCM 2007 console which is a challenge with R3 and hotfixes e.t.c. In System Center 2012 Configuration Manager this has now changed, it is really simple to install the Admin Console unattended. There is no need to run Setup and use an unattended file…

In some scenarios you may want for instance servicedesk or helpdesk personnel run the Configuration Manager 2012 Remote Control without having to install the Admin Console and grant them permissions to use the Admin Console when they really only need to run Remote Control. Here is how to do it, the following files are needed….

The offline documentation for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager is available for download! It is available in three formats: CHM (as part of the Help Update Wizard msi) – last updated May 23, 2012 DOCX – last updated May 23, 2012 PDF – last updated May 23, 2012 It is a great resource to have…

Hi, This article was released a couple of days ago and can be good to know about. From the MS KB: “A PXE enabled Distribution Point will generate a number of files under C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\S-1-5-18 for each PXE request that it services on the network. This occurs whether the device sending the PXE request has a…

There was a question asked on the Technet forum today on how to make the builtin report in SCCM 2007 “Computers not inventoried recently (in a specified number of days)” to be filtered per Collection and prompt for a CollectionID. 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,…

In some scenarios where you would install System Center 2012 Configuration Manager you install the languages you need, but when your company is expanding you will need to install additional languages. In ConfigMgr 2012 we don’t have any International Client Packs which was the case for earlier versions, instead the languages are selected and installed…

Wrote this as an answer to a Technet forum question, it will list all Microsoft Office applications for a specific subnet. It can easily be changed to filter on more than one subnet and different applications. select ip.IP_Subnets0 [Subnet], sys.Name0 [Name], DisplayName0 from v_R_System sys join v_RA_System_IPSubnets ip on ip.ResourceID = sys.ResourceID join v_GS_ADD_REMOVE_PROGRAMS on v_GS_ADD_REMOVE_PROGRAMS.ResourceID…