I understand the struggle. I have found these scripts to do a fine job in our
environment.
https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-IT-Pro-Deployment-Scripts/tree/master/Office-ProPlus-Deployment/Remove-PreviousOfficeInstalls
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Subject: [mssms] Office 365 updates basically impossible to deploy with
Configmgr
Has anybody started deploying
Has anybody started deploying Office 365 updates via Configmgr?
I am finding that they are really problematic. Updates seem to just start
applying without warning, and the update will close all the running Office
applications without notification.
The user gets a notification if the update dea
I think I remember hearing about an site – was it Welles Fargo?-- that was
running a SQL maintenance task to truncate ALL their history tables in
Configmgr. I am not sure if it has to be an all or nothing thing. It might be
possible to just truncate the history table for that one thing in SQL
Is it unclear to me what you do about non-conforming computer models in this
method. With no drivers loaded into Configmgr directly, there is no "chaos
theory" for unsupported models to fall back to.
This seems like it would work perfectly for a perfectly managed organization,
but my reality is
I remember a while ago I came across a project that uses ConfigMgr to send
notifications or emergency alerts out to collections of computers or users. I
mean like system outage notifications or weather alerts. I have been trying in
vain to find the project again. I feel like it might have been
s
of patching? Or am I incorrect?
On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 8:46 AM, Miller, Todd
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
This looks not quite right. You need to make a decision on whether you will
take "Security Monthly Quality Rollup" or "Security Only Quality Update&quo
This looks not quite right. You need to make a decision on whether you will
take "Security Monthly Quality Rollup" or "Security Only Quality Update"
In November, the "Security Monthly Quality Rollup" started setting the
"Security Only Quality Update" as superceded. This was not true for the
bers.ResourceID
Where v_ClientCollectionMembers.CollectionID= 'XXX000E7'
order by name0,Date
Drop table #DailyUsage
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I am looking for a report that can show computer minutes active over a date
range.
I would like to specify a collection and a start date, and then the report
would have rows for each machine in the collection and N columns (7, 14, 30?)
starting with the specified date and listing the amount of
I was watching the What's new in OSD from Ignite on demand.
So it seems like a lot of work at MS has focused on the servicing plan idea
with the deployment rings and the talk about the ease of which windows 10 can
be kept current. In order to use a servicing plan, don't I have to just take
all
What if you group just by model? Is the report being thrown off by the double
group by? I seem to always have trouble when double grouping. As long as you
don't have two manufacturers with the same model- should be ok to group by
model only.
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On Sep 22, 2016, at 05:12, Ga
You need to rebuild your custom boot images.
Your existing WinPE 5 boot images will continue to function, however you will
no longer be able to edit or maintain them with SCCM (like adding components or
drivers). I think, but am not certain, that you would have trouble refreshing
or resending
The easiest way is to make a query first for all machines that do have the
software in "installed software" and then build a collection that is sub select
for machine is not in, and select the query you build in the step above.
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On Sep 14, 2016, at 10:22, Haritwal, Dhiraj
ma
your boot images.
On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 9:37 AM, Miller, Todd
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
There shouldn’t be any SCCM specialization in the WinPE.wim – only extra WinPE
components like MDAC, Powershell etc . The ConfigMgr specialization happens in
the WinPE wim that has the pack
There shouldn't be any SCCM specialization in the WinPE.wim - only extra WinPE
components like MDAC, Powershell etc . The ConfigMgr specialization happens in
the WinPE wim that has the package ID appended to the name of the WIM. So make
sure you use the WimPE.wim and not WinPE.XXX2.wim.
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Subject: [mssms] Client AutoUpgrade CB1602
I am having a problem with the client autoupgrade process with ConfigMgr CB
(1602) - it doesn't funct
I am having a problem with the client autoupgrade process with ConfigMgr CB
(1602) - it doesn't function for clients outside protected DP boundaries.
I don't use site boundaries since I have only a single site. My clients are
all assigned by the OS deployment process or by installation of the c
I have the CM Remote Control tool published over citrix so that employees
working from home or wifi are able to get through the client based firewall
without needing to be connecting from a known IP address. I am using the
instructions on creating a stand-alone SCCM Remove viewer by making th
If you want to discover what machines have tpm chips present but not enabled,
you need tools from the specific hardware vendor. Like for Dell, you would
need to load use the cctk tool or Powershell commandlets for Dell- each vendor
would have a separate tool - or not. If the TPM chip is disabl
The C++ runtime for Visual Studio 10, is required – not sure about a hotfix…
If you use the MSI to deploy Acrobat XI then you have to install it yourself.
Setup.exe might install the VSC++ runtime, but I am not sure of that… The MSI
definitely does not. You should also make sure Winword is
hich we also excluded, that's
certainly going the mess up things..
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Is this anything?
There is a hotfix for Windows 7 x64 that adds compatibility for TPM 2.0. Would
it be better/easier to slip that hotfix into your image rather than downgrade
your TPM version?
I don’t know if you already tried that or not, or if there is something wrong
with Dell’s implementa
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/windowsitpro/2016/08/15/further-simplifying-servicing-model-for-windows-7-and-windows-8-1/
Wow, this could be a disaster.
We have had 4 or 5 cases in the last 12 months where we have had to delay the
installation of a security update so that applications could
The part I am scared about is that I've read that several Windows 7 policies
have been removed from these templates. Not sure about exact ones - a list is
hard to find. If you still have to manage Windows 7 clients and policies, then
what is lost from importing (and overwriting) the policy tem
I am leaning towards removing this patch too… I’ve had a case open for 5 days
and the problem has been known for almost three weeks with no repair or
workaround even being hinted at. For our part, it is only affecting new
computers because the universal print drivers cover 95% of our printers
I also hope they avoid common error codes as versions. Thank heavens there was
no configmgr 1603 or we'd never find anything in a Google search.
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On Jul 8, 2016, at 16:57, Aaron Czechowski
mailto:aaron.czechow...@microsoft.com>> wrote:
ROTFL
I just look forward to 2020…we n
I wonder how this works if there are vLANs/broadcast domains. I think we might
have some subnets that stretch across multiple building cores and switches. It
could be trouble if clients who think they are on the same subnet start sending
traffic across from switch to switch.
I am not a networ
(I am not sure about this answer)
Don't you have to put in a public KMS Client Setup key so that Windows knows it
needs to look for a KMS server?
The Keys to use are located here...
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj612867(v=ws.11).aspx
I've not worked much with Windows 10 yet, but t
You should definitely stand up a temporary SQL 2012 server and restore a copy
of your SCCM database over there and run the test DB upgrade function against
it before you try to upgrade your site to 1511.
Update MDT to 2013U2 before going to 1602?? -- I am not sure about that.
Shouldn't that
There is no easy way to make the LTI process run as SYSTEM without explorer
loaded instead of Administrator logged in is there?
Notice: This UI Health Care e-mail (including attachments) is covered by the
Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. 2510-2
I've run into something similar with Office 2010. I have SP1(or2?) and post
sp1 patches deployed. When a client with Office 2010 (no SP) joins up with
SCCM, it scans for all those patches. It installs SP1, but all the post SP1
patches are detected at the same time as "not applicable" because
You should look into the right click tools hosted by Now Micro…
http://www.nowmicro.com/rct/
For me, the “Show collections – Advanced” item doesn’t work correctly, but the
rest of the tools in the collection work great. If you aren’t using role based
permissions in SCCM or are using it with an
I think the only thing here is confusion over what a supernet is.
Your example is correct. You have a subnet that has a mask of 255.255.252.0
and covers a range from 10.1.1.0 to 10.1.3.255 with the gateway at 10.1.1.0.
That is a subnet, not a supernet.
An example of a supernet might be that
0-0027
On Mon, Feb 2, 2015 at 1:13 PM, Miller, Todd
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
I suppress reboots on software updates and then I run a custom program to
notify the user and reboot the computer.
This has been working pretty well, but I recently ran into a problem with this.
I suppress reboots on software updates and then I run a custom program to
notify the user and reboot the computer.
This has been working pretty well, but I recently ran into a problem with this.
I had some computers that ended up in a "Hard Reboot was found pending" state
and on those computers
All the discussion of Maintenance Windows has me thinking about a significant
gap in the SCCM product.
Maintenance windows are pretty terrific for clients that are always on like
servers, but are not so hot for clients that go to sleep. It is missing in the
product to schedule a wake up at the
Sorry, I got the Technet post contributors wrong, Sherry and Jason made the
recommendations on Technet. Garth had the great suggestion on this list
pointing to Sherry's blog on using DCM.
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Su
There was some discussion about Software Inventory recently and about looking
for alternatives due to its resource intensive nature on the client - and the
amount of (useless?) data sent to the DB.
In looking for an answer to another problem, I tripped over this post by Sherry
and Garth (thanks
I am thinking of making a script that runs prior to the computer sleeping. It
will evaluate whether the computer has SCCM Software deployment that has been
deferred until the next maintenance window. If the computer has a deferred
installation, I would like to schedule a wake up task that will
work that way since user initiated deployment - which is
what this would be - don't consider maintenance windows.
J
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Maintenance windows are a little tricky with software updates. You have to
choose among two options that both have pitfalls.
Either you set a deadline and ignore maintenance windows, in which case the
update installs at the deadline or the next time the computer is on after the
deadline. So b
uter.
My fingers are crossed that in vNext they'll make some feature renames to fix
the confusion:
"Hardware Inventory" = "System Inventory"
"Software Inventory" = "File Inventory"
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How about we rally to get Microsoft to fix software inventory instead of
begging everyone to stop using it? Their AV software is touching every file as
it is read in and doing full scans periodically successfully, right? The index
service is crawling the hard drive and maintaining a DB of file
– like laptops – will never install the
software, also bad.
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computers in the collection
On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 10:57 AM, Miller, Todd
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
Maintenance windows shift the schedule of deployment to be client dependent,
where my current workflow puts the schedule on the package and advertisement.
I am not sure I can o
an include rule.
On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Miller, Todd
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
I have a question about the function of limiting collections. In SCCM 2012,
they are having a undesirable effect where when a limiting collection is
changed, the collections that are limited by
I have a question about the function of limiting collections. In SCCM 2012,
they are having a undesirable effect where when a limiting collection is
changed, the collections that are limited by that collection seem to reevaluate
immediately. I have a workflow in 2007 that this new function di
6:33 PM, "Jeff Poling"
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Based on the log snip, it looks like the delay is due to waiting on the content
of the package.
Jeff
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g on the content
of the package.
Jeff
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Subject: [mssms] Programs take a while to
I have a program that is set to run at 3:07AM potentially every day. This is a
package/program and it is set to run from the DP.
My problem is that the execmgr kicks off at the right time, but there is an
inexplicable delay between when execmgr kicks off and when the executable is
started - in
Did anyone else experience unusually high network utilization from WSUS/SUP
today? I haven't approved any patches yet so my high utilization must be from
the patch definitions file. For some reason WSUS spiked outbound on the
network today shortly after Noon and lasted for about 1 hour. Was th
Here's is part of the way there. I have a script that takes the computer name
and does a SQL query (via WMI) and pulls the MAC so that it can be used to send
a WOL packet to the named machine using the WOL.dll
You will need to edit this a little bit if you want to just pull the MAC
address - b
I believe that the File Details section of Resource Explorer will only show
files that are not associated with products/software that are unknown to SCCM.
If the file is associated with known software, it is filtered from displaying
in Resource Explorer file details.
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I have had some success with the uninstall script here.
http://www.itninja.com/question/silent-uninstall-java-all-versions
Search that web page for the text '2011.04.24'
Of course you still need to make sure all IE instances and javaw.exe processes
are closed prior to uninstall.
There are a few
My main block to just deploying Java updates to all systems with Java installed
is the two major statistical packages - SAS and SPSS. They both install very
old customized versions of Java and as far as I can tell will not operate
correctly with any current versions of Java. I have to be extra
You can't change the default that Microsoft has chosen from the console.
There are scripts you can run on each client to set it differently, but no way
to change the default or change all systems centrally.
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Subject: [mssms] ConfigMgr 2012 and Request Filtering
On SCCM 2012 distribut
On SCCM 2012 distribution points, with the move away from IIS WebDAV, is
request filtering for file types still a concern?
I had to unblock several file types on my 2007 DPs, and I wonder if I need to
do the same for 2012 DPs.
What about those hidden segment setting that were so critical in 200
Yes, you need to rescan for patches before running the second (or third)
Install Software Updates step.
The method to rescan is just like in the article you reference...
Run Command line with
WMIC /namespace:\\root\ccm path sms_client CALL TriggerSchedule
"{----0113}
e EXE installer?
Thanks,
Mike
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I find the scanning portion of the tool to work very well. You can scan using
a client on the system, or it can be made to scan against software inventory
data in SCCM. I choose to scan against SCCM software inventory data, but that
does mean you have to turn on SCCM software inventory which p
There was a patch released in June that causes double reboots during OSD Task
Sequences.
Microsoft released an article that says they will keep up to date as patches
are released that cause double reboots. This article has not been updated yet.
However the article has not been updated with inf
$10 client/year would pay for 1.5 FTE at my place. I would rather pay someone
to write the patches in house and use the leftover hours to do other work. I
don't think patching is worth more than $2 client/year. More than that and the
numbers don't add up.
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Subject: [mssms] Recover DP from package volume failure
Running SCCM 2012 R2 w/CU1
My (only) DP is running low o
Running SCCM 2012 R2 w/CU1
My (only) DP is running low on space so I am going to add a couple more drives
and expand it to Raid 10. I am pretty sure this will be destructive to the
data on the volume. The DP's OS is not on this volume, but the packages and
the SiS for the DP is.
I am not sur
I have a problem/question with a MOF edit.
I am moving some MOF edits I made from 2007 to 2012 and am running into a
little trouble with the ones that have conditional 32/64 components to them.
Let's take Winlogon for example. I collect data from the Winlogon reg key to
catch autologon machine
lso do things like run a check via WMI or TSVs that a system is
valid to have the TS run on it.
On 17 May 2014, at 15:35, "Miller, Todd"
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
This happens enough that you have to start wondering if the software could be
improved in some way to hel
This happens enough that you have to start wondering if the software could be
improved in some way to help prevent it.
Maybe there should be alerts or limits or a wizard that summarizes any change
that affects a deployment or target collection.
Like when you click OK, maybe there would be a "Th
Does anyone know, when you buy extended support for XP patches, how are those
patches delivered?
Would these patches continue to be easily deployable via SCCM? Would you need
to check each one in with SCUP or would it be even worse than that?
Notice: This UI H
Remote control shadowing has been made available again after a long hiatus. It
is available in Windows Server 2012 R2, but doesn't have anything to do with
SCCM.
http://microsoftplatform.blogspot.nl/2013/07/detailed-walkthrough-on-remote-control.html
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tings).
J
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Subject: [mssms] Power managem
SCEP is AV only though, right? What do you do to manage your firewall and disk
encryption? I don’t appreciate the salad bar approach to security - a little
bit from here a little bit from there. I want a suite to manage all the
pieces. I suppose that is why McAfee wins the magic quadrant com
Does anyone know why power management is not included in the client settings
schemes, and rather is set as a property of a collection? It seems to me like
the power management configs would be a natural fit with the client settings
scheme and their ability to set priorities. To me this seems l
Your hardware MIF is that big - you must be inventorying something "bad."
However, you can increase the allowed MIF size by editing the registry.
The reg key (I think) is
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\SMS\Components\SMS_INVENTORY_DATA_LOADER\Max MIF Size
Set it to something like 320 (50MB).
Is t
. Use the Exclude Collection
rules and add it to you Prod security updates collection?
Rich
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On Apr 2, 2014, at 11:37 AM, "Miller, Todd"
mailto:todd-mil...@uiowa.edu>> wrote:
I have an OU of machines that have the SCCM agent, however for these machines I
filter on the gpo.
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> I have an OU of machines that have the SCCM agent, however for these
> machines I want them to apply updates from Microsoft W
I have an OU of machines that have the SCCM agent, however for these machines I
want them to apply updates from Microsoft Windows Updates rather than having
their updates managed by SCCM.
Is there a way to have a small number of clients ignore any Windows Updates
settings and just go out to Mic
EOL for Windows XP to me is not as concerning as the fact that mainstream
support for Windows 7 ends in < 10 months.
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And half of those 11 SCCM sessions are for Intune. To be fair, you should
probably include a few additional topics, like MDT in your count.
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Subject: [mssms] User logs out during package based install
I have a package (old style) that I am using SCCM to deploy. The advertisement
is set to
I have a package (old style) that I am using SCCM to deploy. The advertisement
is set to run whether or not a user is logged in, is set to run with admin
rights and is set to allow interaction with the user.
The advertisement runs a program called Installer.exe which is a custom Autoit
script.
This might be enough to get you where you need to go.
I do a report where I show the machines with warranty expiring in the next
@DAYSLEFT. This is used to show machines expiring in the next couple of weeks
so we can go out and inspect those systems to make sure there is nothing wrong
with them
Here are problems I remember running into that can cause downloads from DPs to
go slow My details are all sketchy, sorry.
Does your network support IPv6? If not, do you have it disabled on your
servers?
If you have IPv6 enabled on your servers and they have registered their IPv6
address i
I just want to make sure I am not missing a feature. There is no longer in
SCCM 2012 a way to
1. Discover group memberships of only existing SCCM objects (can't do group
discovery without it adding new objects to SCCM)
Or
2. Discover ALL the AD groups that SCCM clients are in (can't discover
LIKE '%Java(TM)%' OR soft.ProductName0 LIKE 'J2SE%'
OR soft.ProductName0 LIKE 'Java 2 Runtime%' OR soft.ProductName0 LIKE 'IBM
32-bit Runtime%') AND
sys.Client0 = '1'
ORDER BY Name0
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I have been successfully using this script to remove Java versions for a couple
of years.
http://www.mockbox.net/bits-and-pieces/vbs-scripts/282-uninstall-java-using-vbs-script
There are a few versions of Java that cannot be removed in a scripted way, but
those are discussed in the script.
Als
Yeah, I dunno about this. The GUID and MAC addresses will be new, but the
computer will have an established SCCM account (and McAfee EPO and any other
managementy type IDs or licensed software that gloms on to the GUID) that will
get all fouled up. Maybe - best case, you would just end up with
Yeah, I dunno about this. The GUID and MAC addresses will be new, but the
computer will have an established SCCM account (and McAfee EPO and any other
managementy type IDs or licensed software that gloms on to the GUID) that will
get all fouled up. Maybe - best case, you would just end up with
I've been successfully deploying the patched SCCM client during TS in the way
described in the Deployment Guys blog here
http://blogs.technet.com/b/deploymentguys/archive/2013/06/04/automatically-populate-the-patch-property-for-the-configmgr-client-installation-script-update.aspx
There are a cou
If you start adding users to a bunch of new security groups to manage
application deployments, make sure you keep an eye on your Kerberos token size.
Once a user is in 70ish AD groups you may start encountering problems with
systems that use Kerberos authentication. The buffer size for Kerbero
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Subject: [mssms] WSUS hotfixes not appearing i
I have imported 3 updates into WSUS to deploy with SCCM 2012. There is
2775511, 2732673, and 2729738. That first one is the 90 hotfix enterprise
rollup thing for Windows 7 and the other two are listed as required post
2775511 updates.
The first one imports into WSUS fine and on syncing with S
I have a workflow where each month, after I create a SoftwareUpdateGroup for
the month I have to create 8 deployments for that group with various different
mandatory times and collections targeted.
I think I would like to use powershell to do that. This will be my first
powershell script - ma
Here is the VBScript code I use to verify user's password.
CONST ADS_SCOPE_SUBTREE = 2
CONST ADS_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION = &H0001
CONST ADS_SERVER_BIND = &H0200
Set objCont
I use autoit executables for things like this.
I avoid copying shortcuts made on one machine to another. I've had some bad
experiences with that process in the past and so now I always create shortcuts
on the target - previously using SMSInstaller and now with AutoIt.
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You might have to shift the data into the machine space in some way - either
into WMI or HKLM.
You could have a startup script create a HKLM key someplace and then grant
authenticated users write access to the HKLM location. Then have a logon
script that would write the data into HKLM. Then a
Autoit scripts can be written in a way so that the script is deleted after it
is executed. You could look into writing a self-destructing AutoIt script that
performs all the tasks you want to accomplish post TS.
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[mailto:listsad...@lists.myitforum.com] On Behalf Of Miller, Todd
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Subject: [mssms] Detect
Assume SCCM 2007withR2.
I've been asked to develop a way to detect machines that have been affected by
CryptoLocker.
CryptoLocker infections will have a registry key at HKCU\Software\CryptoLocker.
I thought I might first try to use DCM to detect machines where that registry
key exists for an
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