Category: Scripting

SCCM Right Click Tool Managed workloads of co-managed device

Posted on January 5, 2022 by | 0 Comments | 2,090 Views
Co-management (cloud attach) enables you to manage Windows 10 or later devices simultaneously by using both Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune. For more information about co-management, please refer here. For a device to be co-managed, one of the pre-requisite is Windows devices must be connected to Azure AD using Hybrid Azure AD joined or Azure…
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SCCM Right click tools–find missing updates of a client

Posted on January 2, 2022 by | 10 Comments | 6,439 Views
Managing software updates and creation of custom reports in ConfigMgr is OCEAN. You have so much data to visualize based on your needs. One of the very common requirements or reports is, find out the missing/required updates of a device that is managed by SCCM. If you have not moved the device management solution to…
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Using Scripts to trigger software updates remotely from the SCCM console

Posted on May 28, 2021 by | 1 Comment | 11,213 Views
A quick blogpost to trigger the installation of software updates (missing/failed/available in software Center) remotely from the console using built-in scripts feature. If you have deployed software updates to your clients and during the windows update compliance check, you found that, the clients are still reporting as non-compliance (required). There could be several reasons why…
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Using Configuration Manager to perform Network Connectivity Tests for Microsoft Teams

Posted on December 12, 2020 by | 0 Comments | 1,744 Views
Introduction: I was recently working on project performing the network assessment for teams call quality issues. The network assessment is being done using the free tool provided by Microsoft which is Skype for Business Network Assessment Tool (can be downloaded from Microsoft site). The Microsoft Network Assessment Tool provides the ability to perform a simple…
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Use SCCM compliance settings to detect the ESU activation for windows 7 and server 2008

Posted on May 10, 2020 by | 6 Comments | 11,965 Views
As you already know that, Windows 7 and windows server 2008/R2 has reached their end of support lifecycle on January 14, 2020, however you can purchase the extended security updates (ESU) for windows 7 and server 2008/R2 through volume licensing to make sure these devices are protected. For more information about how to purchase the…
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