UPDATE 19.04.2018: Excel Sheet is now available with English day names. Thank you for the feedback Fadi When you configure your Automatic Deployment Rule (ADR) for the monthly Patchday, then you have to specify multiple times and timespans. Sometimes it is not so easy to check and verify these settings.
We had a dream, all our customers should be able to generate their monthly WIM files without issues. But mostly we faced the problem, that the customers need a lot of time to generate their base images for ConfigMgr, Virtual Machine Manager or even XenDesktop. The issues relied on: ConfigMgr’s
There are lot of Blog Posts and TechNet Articles which explain how to use Unified Write Filter (UWF) together with ConfigMgr. But most of them are written for older ConfigMgr Versions like 2007. Now I had a project with ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1 and we found some interesting things, which
The Windows Store for Business is available on every Windows 10 (Build 1511) device and enables you as a company to purchase App licenses for your employees and define which applications they can use. Additionally you can reassign licenses, if an employee left the company. The applications are automatically updated
One and a half year ago I posted an article about a problem which every OSD Enginer should know. Some Windows Updates make multiple reboots and this behaviour breaks a ConfigMgr Task Sequence as described in KB2894518. Until now we had to use some workarounds to block these updates from
Today I had the problem, that the apply image step in the Task Sequence always failed for a specific hardware type (HP 840 G1). The entries in the smsts.log showed the following entries: Set command line: "OSDApplyOS.exe" /image:A01000B1,1 "/config:A0100747,Win7_x64-DE-CH.xml" /target:C: /runfromnet:False 13.02.2015 12:18:03 2028 Found run from net option: 0
In part four of this post series, you will see how you could get the encrypted password back from the MiniWebService. You can implement this script to the ConfigMgr console, run it standalone or you can embed it for example to netECM:UserDevice. Part 1 – Background Information Part 2 –
In part three of this post series, we will create the ConfigMgr Settings Item to generate new passwords on the devices on a regular schedule. It is also possible to run the PowerShell script with a scheduled task, but for now I will show the implementation with ConfigMgr. Part 1
In part two of this post series, I will explain how we could solve our problem with ConfigMgr Settings Management and the MiniWebService, which is available for free. Part 1 – Background Information Part 2 – Solution Overview and installing netECM:MiniWebservice (This Post) Part 3 – Creating ConfigMgr Settings Item
The security bulletin MS14-025 describes that the functionality to store passwords is removed from Group Policy Objects. This is important, if you have installed this update on the machines where you edit your group policy objects. This will be only the first blog about this topic, because various customers of
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