ConfigMgr WebService – Version 1.1.0 released
A few months ago the first version of ConfigMgr WebService was released. Today, I’m happy to announce that version 1.1.0 is now available. What’s new In this new version there are quite a few [...]
A few months ago the first version of ConfigMgr WebService was released. Today, I’m happy to announce that version 1.1.0 is now available. What’s new In this new version there are quite a few [...]
Some time ago now, Dell changed the way their public asset warranty API works. Up until now, the previous version of my Dell Warranty Tool 2.0 and earlier versions have not been working since this change. [...]
Lately I’ve been experimenting with building a web service. It mainly started out with a need for a particular customer of mine that needed to get the primary user and device relationships during [...]
As a ConfigMgr administrator, one of the main functionality that many of us are working with is Software Updates. Over time, I’ve eventually decided to automate many of the tasks involved in managing [...]
I’ve chosen to update the ConfigMgr Prerequisites Tool to reflect the correct name of the latest version of ConfigMgr. In the previous version of the tool, it said ConfigMgr vNext, which has now been [...]
Ever since I released the console extension for ConfigMgr to clean up Software Update Groups from expired and/or superseded Software Updates, many have given me lots of feedback and I’m now pleased [...]
I guess most of you that are reading this post have been in a situation where you were dealing with some sort of ConfigMgr migration project. After objects have been migrated, you’re often faced [...]
Now that Windows ADK 10 has been released for managing deployment for Windows 10, I’ve updated the ConfigMgr Prerequisites Tool with capabilities of downloading the latest version of Windows ADK. [...]
It’s almost been a year since I’ve updated my prerequisites installation tool for ConfigMgr 2012 R2. With this new version being released, I’ve chosen to rename it to simply ConfigMgr [...]
Many of you have probably heard about integrating the DaRT Remote Viewer component into the Boot Images in ConfigMgr. This functionality enhances the way you can monitor Operating System Deployments when [...]
During a session at Microsoft Ignite that I attended this week, I saw the speakers had a nifty little PowerShell one-liner that would get all drivers in a WIM file and output it to a GridView. This got [...]
I’ve seen many blog posts around the internet regarding the issue where the client may still be in Provisioning Mode after an OSD scenario. Almost all of the posts describe a method of changing a [...]
I received a comment on a post I did some time ago where the visitor asked for how to remove a User and Device relationship with PowerShell, instead of creating one. I thought that I’d put together [...]
Over the past years I’ve been blogging about how to deploy Adobe Reader with ConfigMgr 2012, leveraging the way of creating a slipstreamed installation packages for each new version that gets released [...]
I recently had to create a bunch of collections based upon the device models present in ConfigMgr at a customer. Before I could go ahead and create the collections, I needed to know what models was present [...]
In a situation where you’ve multiple Software Update Points in the same site spread across different domains where clients in a particular domain cannot access resources in another domain, you’d [...]
For those of you that are familiar with the process of enrolling a Mac system, you’ve probably experienced the improvements made to the process with ConfigMgr 2012 R2. There are different ways of [...]