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The third and last right click toolkit'', which I have converted, is the SCCM 2007 site toolkit. For more details about the site tools check the following post SCCM2007 Site Right Click Tools like it’s colleagues, collection and client tools, Site Tools can be reached from the ribbon or from the context menu: The tools menu can be reached from the following path ‘Administration\Overview\Site Configuration\Sites’ ...
The next phase in converting my SCCM Right Click Tools to the new SCCM version (System Center Configuration Manager 2012), is adjusting the ConfigMgr Collection Tools . The ConfigMgr 2012 SDK , served me very well, and helped me make some interface changes as well as scripting code adjustments: The tools can be reached from the ribbon and/or from the context menu: Selecting a collection...
Recently I was asked to adjust my Client Right Click Tools to the new SCCM version (System Center Configuration Manager 2012), quite a challenge, but I decided to give it a try. I downloaded the new ConfigMgr 2012 SDK , a very good resource I must add, and started to read . I had to make some interface changes as well as scripting code adjustments: The tools can be reached from the ribbon and/or from the context menu: Selecting a device in a collection invokes the SCCM Tools ribbon ...
In previous posts I discussed the first two sections of my SCCM right click tools: Collection Tools and Systems Tools . The following post is dedicated to right click site tools. Site right click tools are divided into Two groups: SCCM Site Logs – Open SCCM Server logs Open SCCM Server Logs Open SCCM Software Update Logs Open SCCM Logs Use this tool to open SCCM Server logs. You can see the selected site server name at the title bar. Select a log from the log list (in the select...
My SCCM right click tool collection (those I collected and those I wrote) were based on VBS,Batch and HTA, so Shay Levy my friend and a PowerShell Guru suggested that I should write a new set of tools based on PowerShell and Windows Forms. I could not say no to such a challenge so I began working on a new project. My right click toolkit is divided to three sections : Site Tools , Collection Tools and Systems Tools. In this post I will discuss the client (system) tools. Client Tools Clients...
var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; Ping-them ,originally, was designed to validate computer accounts in Active Directory even though it can be used for testing any given IP Addresses. In this version I added IP Resolving, which enables you not just to ping the target IP , but also to resolve its system name (WINS/DNS). The resolved names will appear under "Ping Results". A new IP list TAB was added, containing the IP list of all target computers. Unreachable targets...
SCCM Tools Collection Context Menu Tools (Right Click Tools )...
var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; Occasionally I need to ping a group of computers to make sure they are alive, in fact pinging is the first operation for many remote tasks : cleaning Active Directory, running scripts, discovery operations, WMI queries, installing applications and more. I wrote a small tool based on PowerShell and windows forms, which can ping a list of computers and display the results in different columns. Creating a computer list You can add computer...