I scripted quite a lot these last few days/weeks and needed to use, as a good scripter like me would (*g*), lots of variables.

Variables in Configuration Manager can come real handy when executing Task Sequences.

You can set variables on collections and machines.

After Citrix’s acquisition of AppDNA in November 2011, the product formerly known as AppDNA AppTitude underwent some major rebranding and was just a few days ago reborn as Citrix AppDNA.

First impressions

The first impression is: “fancy”

Hi all,

here another quick script I wrote to deploy a specified Task Sequence to a given collection.

This was a real quick one, as I could find out all the required values through WMIExplorer (thanks to http://thepowershellguy.com/blogs/posh/archive/2007/03/22/powershell-wmi-explorer-part-1.aspx ), some self-made WMI queries and SMSProv.log (always look in here for help!!!)

So here’s my script:

Just a short article today…

I’m in the middle of a Configuration Manager implementation at a customer’s site and facing the problem of creating lots of folders and collections in those folders.

As you all might know Microsoft got rid of the “subcollections” and gave us collection folders to arrange our collections.