1806 has a LOT of features and while CMPivot is still early days there are some pretty cool things it can do especially for admins who maybe don’t fully understand how to use SQL or struggle creating [...]
Since the early days of ConfigMgr when it was first named ‘SMS’ there was always this background joke that what SMS really stood for was ‘Slow Moving Software’ however with the [...]
Every month when patches come out I have the annoying task of gathering up all of the patches that we will be releasing and sending out an e-mail with the list of all of the patches. Well, while I haven’t [...]
With AutoPilot trending on twitter and in organizations around the world, we’re still creating reference images to support any existing solutions in place. The discussion whether to include Office [...]
With this new version I’ve changed the way the tool reads in the available Windows ADK versions. Previous behavior would attempt to scrape the docs.microsoft.com website but since this has proven [...]
After completing our production upgrade of ConfigMgr to 1802 I’ve been eagerly awaiting a quiet moment or two to sit down and write a post about the new run scripts feature which has me absolutely [...]
Recently I’ve found myself constantly creating or copying little one or two line PowerShell scripts out of my one note to perform what I perceive as basic client action tasks. Sometimes those tasks [...]
On January 3rd Microsoft released a bunch of security updates around a hardware vulnerability found in the Intel chipset. Within hours of the patch coming out news outlets and more had exploded with information [...]
When working in ConfigMgr I frequently find information in the console is placed in inconvenient or inefficient locations especially when working with large chunks of information. Today I want to talk [...]
So in this post I am going to share a cool new script I created with you. A script that will not only go beyond the 512 pixel limitation in the ConfigMgr Software Center BUT also allow for any supported [...]
In order to walk you through the entire process of setting up the co-management feature, I am going to break this down into a number of parts; How to setup Co-Management – Part 1 (Roles and Certificates) [...]
In order to walk you through the entire process of setting up the co-management feature, I am going to break this down into a number of parts; How to setup Co-Management – Part 1 (Roles and Certificates) [...]
UPDATE: This is no longer needed if you are using CB1806 and up. With CB1806, a CMG can now also serve content to clients. This functionality reduces the required certificates and cost of Azure VMs. To [...]
In order to walk you through the entire process of setting up the co-management feature, I am going to break this down into a number of parts; How to setup Co-Management – Part 1 (Roles and Certificates) [...]
In order to walk you through the entire process of setting up the co-management feature, I am going to break this down into a number of parts; How to setup Co-Management – Part 1 (Roles and Certificates) [...]
In order to walk you through the entire process of setting up the co-management feature, I am going to break this down into a number of parts; How to setup Co-Management – Part 1 (Roles and Certificates) [...]
At Ignite 2017, Microsoft announced a new feature for ConfigMgr and Intune called Co-Management (Original Article). Co-Management is a more simplified and manageable way to transition from ConfigMgr and [...]
So far in this series we’ve talked how to use CMPivot to query online machines in your environment and what you ca...
1806 has a LOT of features and while CMPivot is still early days there are some pretty cool things it can do especially ...
Since the early days of ConfigMgr when it was first named ‘SMS’ there was always this background joke that w...