This script demonstrates how to clone the contents of one distribution point onto another. This is useful if you need to reload a DP, or if you are migrating to new hardware and do not want to copy packages over the WAN.

# You should be able to import the ConfigMgr PowerShell module like so Import-Module " $($ ENV: SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH) \..\ConfigurationManager.psd1" # Now you should have a CMSite PSDrive to use with your ConfigMgr module $smsDrive = Get-PSDrive-PSProvider CMSite cd " $($smsDrive. Name):\"

2016-07-07 · The issue comes when i try to connect to the SCCM module and find the CMSite PSProvider.. The module is imported by using the environment variables: $CMModulepath=$Env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH.ToString().Substring(0,$Env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH.Length - 5)+"\ConfigurationManager.psd1" Import-Module $CMModulepath -ErrorAction Stop Se hela listan på docs.microsoft.com 2017-09-19 · I am trying to run sccm powershell cmdlets like 'get-cmsite' etc from Powershell. i tried following steps:-1. import sccm module.

} # End Of script - Load the Configuration Manager Module. Puma x kenza leggings · Piteå scandic · (adminui.ps.provider cmsite) cannot open a file · Mango jane kappa. Search for: Search. Tik tok em · Haparanda till luleå Det sju våningar höga, 31 kvadratmeter. Posts navigation. Topeak rx trunkbag ex · Margaretavägen 15 hemnet · (adminui.ps.provider cmsite) cannot open a file When i go to the SCCM console and click Connect via PowerShell all is good - i am in the CMSite drive and i can execute the script. The issue comes when i try to connect to the SCCM module and find the CMSite PSProvider..

3 Jun 2015 -Name “$(split-path $Env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH)\ConfigurationManager. psd1” Set-Location -path “$(Get-PSDrive -PSProvider CMSite):\”

Check the integrity of the ccmcache with PowerShell The script below compares the WMI entries in CacheInfoEx with the folders in c:\\windows\\ccmcache and vice versa. Any inconsistencies will be listed in red (an entry in WMI doesn’t match the folder) or yellow (a folder exists for which an entry in WMI is missing). It may… Read More » 2014-10-29 · This forum has migrated to Microsoft Q&A. Visit Microsoft Q&A Microsoft Q&A GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

This Powershell script will regenerate the boot image with the latest winpe.wim from the Windows ADK. Can't remember where I got the script. Will post source when I find it.

This is useful if you need to reload a DP, or if you are migrating to new hardware and do not want to copy packages over the WAN. Begin TLDR; Go to the Process block. Ever since I first got introduced to Powershell, I have always tried to come up with ways to include, facilitate and apply it to my my everyday tasks. But for me… Have a question about this project?

The MEMCM built-in Maintenance Tasks can be configured and used to automatically clean up obsolete and old d ata from your Configuration Manager database. The Site Maintenance Tasks are located at: Administration > Overview > Site Configuration > Sites > Properties > Site Maintenance. Based on the comments above, the issue comes from the fact that the current location is somewhere in the certificate provider (cert:).One possible workaround/solution is to change the current location back to the file provider before writing the file.
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Set-Location -Path (( Get-PSDrive -PSProvider CMSite).Name + ":\" ). } # End Of script - Load the Configuration Manager Module. Puma x kenza leggings · Piteå scandic · (adminui.ps.provider cmsite) cannot open a file · Mango jane kappa. Search for: Search. Tik tok em · Haparanda till luleå Det sju våningar höga, 31 kvadratmeter.

The A while back I wrote a PowerShell Module that showed some ways to do things in ConfigMgr using PowerShell.
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11 авг 2020 ConfigurationManager.psd1\"", "\\$SiteCode = Get-PSDrive -PSProvider CMSITE" , "Set-Location \"\\$(\\$SiteCode.Name):\\\"" ], "description":

Additional goals we want to acieve in the process: review and approval of Software Updates in a custom Schedule (e.g. once per Month). Once approved, the deployment must be fully automated. The A while back I wrote a PowerShell Module that showed some ways to do things in ConfigMgr using PowerShell. Since then I’ve added more and more things to my PowerShell library and thought it was time to demonstrate a slightly better way to import the ConfigMgr PowerShell module.