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Tips. 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.

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If you are still using SP1+, then: 1. you can´t use New-Item cmdlet to create folders 2. you can´t set the location to sub folders 3. #Get SiteSystem Informations $CMModulePath = Join-Path -Path (Split-Path -Path "${Env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH}" -ErrorAction Stop) -ChildPath "ConfigurationManager.psd1" Import-Module $CMModulePath -ErrorAction Stop $SiteCode = (get-psdrive -PSProvider CMSite).Name $SiteServer = (get-psdrive -PSProvider CMSite).root #Set-Location ($sitecode + ":") Function Get-BitFlagsSet($FlagsProp, $BitFlagHashTable) { #Original from http://www.moyerteam.com/2013/11/determine-bits-set-configmgr-properties 2019-10-25 · Import-Module (Join-Path $(Split-Path $ENV:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH) ConfigurationManager.psd1) -Verbose:$false Write-Verbose "Succesfully imported the SCCM Module" $initParams = @{} if($null -eq (Get-PSDrive -Name $SiteCode -PSProvider CMSite -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { New-PSDrive -Name $SiteCode -PSProvider CMSite -Root $SiteServer @initParams } } Catch { Throw "Failure to import SCCM Cmdlets." There is one thing we need to do first and that is to remove the trailing backslash ”\” that some of the paths have. for ($i = 0; $i -lt $allPaths.Count; $i++) { $allPaths [$i] = $allPaths [$i].TrimEnd ("\") } Next we need to leave the SCCM drive that we created at the very top to connect to our SCCM environment. 2018-11-15 · 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.

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In this post, the Software Update Point (SUP). The computer that is running the task sequence will open a remote connect and run them against the SCCM server. The SCCM server has the ConfigureManager PowerShell module, it can do the work for us! Things to think about – The computer running the task sequence needs to be able to use PowerShell remoting The following Process is an example of how to automatically patch Computers with System Center Configuration Manager. Additional goals we want to acieve in the process: review and approval of Software Updates in a custom Schedule (e.g. once per Month).

You can always load the CMSite PSDrive manually , see below video where I deliberately remove the CMSite PSDrive and map it again : I'm using $((Get-PSDrive -Provider CMSite).Name) to determine the PSDrive, but I was wondering how does the module determine where to map the PSDrive to in a multi-primary environment. I'm thinking that it will use the Site Code assigned to the PC/server that is running the script, which means that it could end up mapping to one of the Primaries, which isn't what I'm after. Updated 23.03.2015!
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Once approved, the deployment must be fully automated. The One must remember that even though you are using a PSSession, the ConfigurationManager module should be loaded in the PSSession and your current location should be in the CMSite PSProvider in order to run the CM cmdlets. If you are trying to add a Configuration Manager Distribution Point remotely you may end up with issue: WARNING: The self-signed certificate could not be created successfully new-psdrive -Name S2 -PSProvider "AdminUI.PS.Provider\CMSite" -Root Server2 -ErrorVariable errorvar You need to establish a connection to the sites in the configuration manager console first, otherwise new-psdrive will not be able to create a connection. Wrapped this into a function and calling it as soon as I want to change the system. Ok found the solution to this New-PSDrive -Name $sitecode -PSProvider "AdminUI.PS.Provider\CMSite" -Root "$ENV:ComputerName" -Description "SCCM Site" Running the above command creates the drive which you can subsequently use.

by default, creating a Software application package is added in the 'Packages' root folder Updated 23.03.2015! As you might have already noticed that Configuration Manager PowerShell Provider is lot like Active Directory, Registry etc.
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1. Get-Command -Module ConfigurationManager. # 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.

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I'm thinking that it will use the Site Code assigned to the PC/server that is running the script, which means that it could end up mapping to one of the Primaries, which isn't what I'm after.