How to refresh Machine policy retrieval and evaluation cycle remotely
- Hi All,
I want to do automation using batch scripting.
The process - Click on "Machine policy retrieval and evaluation cycle" and 'Initiate Action' on client computer. I want to do it automatically using batch scripting.
I want to know the exe file which is running on client that I can use for refreshing the cycle Or any other client agent.
Or is there other way to do this? (not manually)
Thanks,
Kedar S Tamboli
Réponses
- Hi Kedar,
If you install the right click tools you will get a VB script whit the code. The Right tools can be downloaded from - http://www.myitforum.com/myITWiki/SCCMTools.ashx
Kent Agerlund | http://agerlund.spaces.live.com/blog/- Marqué comme réponseYvette OMeallyMSFT, Propriétairelundi 6 juillet 2009 20:58
If you're looking to get into scripting Configuration Manager, grab the SDK: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=064a995f-ef13-4200-81ad-e3af6218edcc&displaylang=en
The book "SMS 2003 Recipes" by Warren Byle and Greg Ramsey is for SMS2003, but all of the scripts inside still work on ConfigMgr07; so you might want to consider picking that up.
There are a couple of different ways to invoke HW inv; trigger the scheduleid is the best way remotely. But I've used this when the computer itself runs the vbscript (not a remotely invoked action). You could use it for any action in the Control Panel applet; but be wary of the user policy refresh--that's specific the the user running the action. So if you were to run it as you, it's user policy refresh for you, not the interactively logged in user. If you need that action, there's a workaround (not easy, but it usually works).
'Run a SMS Hardware Inventory
Set cpApplet = CreateObject("CPAPPLET.CPAppletMgr")
Set actions = cpApplet.GetClientActions
For Each action In actions
If Instr(action.Name,"Hardware Inventory") > 0 Then
action.PerformAction
End if
Next
Standardize. Simplify. Automate.- Marqué comme réponseYvette OMeallyMSFT, Propriétairelundi 6 juillet 2009 20:58
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- Hi Kedar,
If you install the right click tools you will get a VB script whit the code. The Right tools can be downloaded from - http://www.myitforum.com/myITWiki/SCCMTools.ashx
Kent Agerlund | http://agerlund.spaces.live.com/blog/- Marqué comme réponseYvette OMeallyMSFT, Propriétairelundi 6 juillet 2009 20:58
If you're looking to get into scripting Configuration Manager, grab the SDK: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=064a995f-ef13-4200-81ad-e3af6218edcc&displaylang=en
The book "SMS 2003 Recipes" by Warren Byle and Greg Ramsey is for SMS2003, but all of the scripts inside still work on ConfigMgr07; so you might want to consider picking that up.
There are a couple of different ways to invoke HW inv; trigger the scheduleid is the best way remotely. But I've used this when the computer itself runs the vbscript (not a remotely invoked action). You could use it for any action in the Control Panel applet; but be wary of the user policy refresh--that's specific the the user running the action. So if you were to run it as you, it's user policy refresh for you, not the interactively logged in user. If you need that action, there's a workaround (not easy, but it usually works).
'Run a SMS Hardware Inventory
Set cpApplet = CreateObject("CPAPPLET.CPAppletMgr")
Set actions = cpApplet.GetClientActions
For Each action In actions
If Instr(action.Name,"Hardware Inventory") > 0 Then
action.PerformAction
End if
Next
Standardize. Simplify. Automate.- Marqué comme réponseYvette OMeallyMSFT, Propriétairelundi 6 juillet 2009 20:58
