If you’re an ConfigMgr administrator like me, you will often find yourself in the situation where you may want to get the Product Code from a MSI file. Or perhaps you’re interested in the Product Version or...
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Nickolaj Andersen
Create an User and Device relationship in ConfigMgr 2012 with PowerShell
A colleague of mine asked me to help him with creating a relationship between an user and a device in ConfigMgr. He had been trying to use the Add-CMUserAffinityToDevice cmdlet but experienced some intermittent errors...
How to Add a Product to an ADR in ConfigMgr 2012 R2 with PowerShell
With ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 we received a bunch of new cool cmdlets for PowerShell, and as well for the R2 release, that we could use. This post will concentrate on how you can add a Product as search criteria to an...
Enable F8 Command Line Support for legacy Boot Images in ConfigMgr 2012 R2
In the event that you need to import a WinPE 4.0 or 3.1 boot image into ConfigMgr 2012 R2, you may want to enable the F8 command line support once you have imported the boot image. Since the servicing capabilities for...
Show Applications with Logon Requirement for a User to be logged on
A friend of mine asked me on Twitter today if I had a script that would list all applications in ConfigMgr 2012 where the Logon Requirement under the User Experience tab was set to Only when a user is logged on. A while...
Prompt for OU location during OSD with PowerShell
I read a post on the TechNet forums the other day where a member asked for help regarding to choose the location of where the computer object would be created in Active Directory depending on region and computer system...
ConfigMgr 2012 R2 Prerequisites Installation tool – Version 1.3.0 has been released
Today I’ve released the newest version 1.3.0 for my ConfigMgr 2012 R2 Prerequisites Installation tool. Whats new: Re-designed the user interface to feature tabs instead of buttonsValidation checks...
Console Extension – Start Remote Desktop Connection based upon a Device IP address
This scenario is probably not the most common, but I experienced it at a customer recently where they had the ConfigMgr console installed on a number of Terminal Servers. Unfortunately, DNS was not used broadly and...
Use PowerShell to determine if a Task Sequence has successfully completed
Many of you probably know about Status Filter Rules and how you can configure such to run scripts when a certain status message has been sent to the site server. This method is great for e.g. running a script to...
Check if an IP address is within an IP Range Boundary in ConfigMgr 2012
A customer of mine needed to check if a specific IP address was within any of the IP range boundaries that was present in ConfigMgr. I did some research on how this could be scripted, and found out that there’s a...