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Announcing a Co-management with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager AMA!
We are very excited to announce an upcoming opportunity to 'Ask Microsoft Anything' (AMA) about Co-management with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager! The AMA will take place on Thursday, October 19, 2017 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Pacific Time in the System Center AMA space. Add this event to your calendar.Orchestrator 2012: Monitor expiring CA certificates
I have created a runbook solution to check an internal certificate authority (CA) if there are certificates which expire within the next 30 days and notify the requesters. You can find more details on my blog post: https://systemcentertipps.wordpress.com/2016/12/10/scor-2012-monitor-expired-ca-certificates/
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DPM 2019, using SQL 2019 on a 2019 server. The server was doing a consistency check on a file server. The check lasted about 33 hours and the items scanned showed over 4 million. There is no way a server could have 1 million files and folders, let alone 4 million. Does anyone know why the number of items scanned would be so high?
Welcome to the Co-management with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager AMA
Welcome to the Co-management with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager AMA (Ask Microsoft Anything)! This live hour gives you the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback directly to the System Center team. Please post your question in a new thread. You can view the AMA Guidelines here. To start, introduce yourself below and tell us where you're logging in from!
Greater visibility of errors
Are there any plans to give the community greater visibility to errors that we see in stand alone intune? e.g instead of seeing that an error occurred. It would be nice to see what the error was, and what service is affected within the tenant rather than just a generic error code. If we could have access to reporting tools and logs, then it would greatly help speed up the process when it came to troubleshooting issues that arise from time to time.
Migration tool
hi, I heard of about this tool : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/mdm/deploy-use/migrate-import-data , which is supposed to migrate the SCCM content to Intune. You say that it migrates policies/packages/CIs/VPN or Wifi profiles, and stuff like this : I understand there are some limitations, explained in the documentation, but are you not afraid that vast majority of users will not be able to use this tool in a prod way, because of the various current Intune limitations like no PS script support yet available, not all GPOs are existing in the "LocalSecurityPolicies" CSP, packages that are EXE-based or contains several MSI files, and so on... ?System Center Updates Publisher adds support for new OSes
Hello everyone, we are happy to let you know that an updated version of System Center Updates Publisher (SCUP) is now available and can be downloaded here. SCUP enables independent software vendors or line-of-business application developers to manage custom updates. Using SCUP, you can: Import updates from external catalogs (non-Microsoft update catalogs). Modify update definitions including applicability, and deployment metadata. Export updates to external catalogs. Publish updates to an update server. Read about it in the Enterprise Mobility + Security blog.
SCSM 2019 - Skip Activity Task for non-admins
Hello Community! So this is my first post and hoping it brings value for some of you! I currently work at Cireson and in my role I am heavily involved in the SCSM space. Recently I had a request from a customer to ask if there was a 2019 version of the below Custom Task that Rob Ford built: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/SCSM-2012-Skip-Activity-5a3a763d#content I noticed that there wasn't (Well I couldn't find one!), so decided to refactor Rob's code and get this working for 2016/2019. The aim of this task is to allow non admins to skip activites in the console as the out of the box task is admin only. So simply this is just a task override. Attached you will find an .mpb file which contains the .xml, the icon and the .dll which is running the code for the task. Just import the .mpb into your SCSM environment and give it a test! Let me know what you think and if this will help. Thanks, ShaneFirst System Center Semi-Annual Channel release now available
We are excited to announce that System Center, version 1801 is now available. Based on customer feedback, we are delivering new features and enhancements in this release including improved Linux monitoring support, more efficient VMware backup, additional support for Windows Server, and improved user experience and performance. System Center, version 1801 is the first of our Semi-Annual Channel releases delivering new capabilities at a faster cadence. Semi-Annual Channel releases have an 18-month support policy. In addition, we will continue to release in the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) at a lower frequency. The LTSC will continue to provide 5 years of mainstream support followed by 5 more years of extended support. Read about it in the Azure blog.Cloud Management Gateway documentation
There were several questions about the SCCM cloud management gateway, so here are some resources for future reference: Plan for CMG (requirements, features, cost estimates, FAQs): https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/clients/manage/plan-cloud-management-gateway Install and assign Configuration Manager Windows 10 clients using Azure AD for authentication (using CMG with Azure AD and Intune) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sccm/core/clients/deploy/deploy-clients-cmg-azure
Getting to Co-Managed Starting from ConfigMgr
A lot of the co-management story has been around using Windows AutoPilot to AAD DJ a device, enroll it in Intune, and use Intune to push the ConfigMgr Client. Since 70%+ of managed devices today are managed with ConfigMgr, is there a path to take existing AD joined ConfigMgr managed devices and enroll them into Intune for co-management?
