Posts Tagged SCCM

SCCM: SCCMADMIN.NET up and running!

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WWW.SCCMADMIN.NET is up and running with the first post!

So from now on I’ll blog all the SCCM stuff there

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SCCM: SCCMADMIN.NET coming to a computer near you!

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Just bought the domain SCCMADMIN.NET

Watch out for some dedicated SCCM stuff …

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SCCM: OSD App Tree updated to vers. 2.6

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I like OSD App Tree. It is a easy way to allow user interaction during a Task Sequence (TS). The app has been upgraded to vers. 2.6 and can be downloaded here and the documentation can be found here

The newest version have the ability of creating the TS variables isLaptop, isDesktop, isServer like we know them from MDT.

Configuration is done within an singel .xml file, so fire up Notepad++, create your custom .xml and test it in you pre-live TS.

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SCCM: Deploying IBM Servers using SCCM?

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IBM has just updated their IBM Deployment Pack to v1.2 – download it here

The Deployment Pack includes:

  • IBM-specific drivers, agents, and firmware
  • Scriptable hardware configuration tools for WinPE
  • Sample configuration files and scripts

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At home: LogMeIn Pro² added

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Just added LogMeIn Pro² to my new setup (costs €31.20/month for 5 PCs) … man, this is AWESOME!

I have total control of my virtual environment from anywhere in the world and not only that – I can also manage the physical machine through Intel’s RPAT (remember your MB has to run AMT 5.0 and above).

After I login at the LogMeIn website I’m able to access my entire home environment.

This screenshot show part of my virtual environment:

Logon to the SCCM server (here’s a screenshot of the options you have during use of the server)

The SCCM desktop

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SCCM: Modena RC2 Update released

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Microsoft has released an update to Modena RC2. Here’s a post on what has been fixed and here’s the webcast series.

Why do I look at Modena RC2? I like some of the bits and use the BGinfo part in my current setup.

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Hints: Unpack Drivers

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Don’t you just hate it when drivers only come in an executable? – I do!

I mostly use WinRAR and 7-zip to unpack drivers, but when WinRAR and 7-zip comes short I use Universal Extractor. I just had to certify a Lenovo R400. The Lenovo R400 has a  Ericsson F3507g modem. Going to the Lenovo support page I can only download an executable, but using Universal Extractor I’m able to extract the .inf, .cat and .sys from the executable.

Note.  Universal Extractor can also extract .MSI packages (!)

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SCCM: Monitor details using WMI

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Roger Zander has been busy busy. After updating SCCM Client Center he has updated his ‘Monitor details WMI Provider’. The provider can be used to get the serial number and model of a Monitor.

Note. remember that Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 is required.

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SCCM: OSD App Tree 2.5

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Not new, but a hot app with a small footprint and a app that runs from a command line.

I use this app at work for OSD at offices with 1-20 employees. It’s very flexible – it all comes down to a single executable and a .xml. In these offices we run our standard TS and then run the OSD App Tree application as the last step. You need to create some GUID’s to identify each application within the .xml – I use a VBScript for this. You can grab code from this blog at the Scripting Guy to generate GUID’s.

Download OSD App Tree here

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SCCM: SCCM Client Center updated!

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Roger Zander has updated his ‘SCCM Client Center’ application. An application I use on a daily basis.

Download it here

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