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In this article, we’ll explore a PowerShell script to retrieve a list of users from a specified Organizational Unit (OU) in Active Directory (AD). This script also includes information about the groups to which each user belongs. Prerequisites PowerShell Script # Define the OU where the users reside$OUpath = ‘OU=Disabled user,DC=example,DC=com’# Define the path for … Read more
Task Scheduler Script to be pushed from SCCM or through GPO. Powershell to restart the client machine that has an uptime of more than 2 days. This script includes: Powershell to restart the client machine that has an uptime of more than 2 days. This script includes: Same for minutes with one notification.
To check the status of the NTP server, run the command: w32tm /query /status To reveal the current NTP pool being used to sync time with execute: w32tm /query /source You can also display a list of NTP time servers along with their configuration status as shown. w32tm /query /peers To display NTP server configuration … Read more
Preparing for Client Installations with Group Policy We are going to configure Group Policy settings for our domain workstations so they will be able to successfully install the SCCM client. From Server Manager select Tools > Group Policy Management. Right-click on the Workstations OU and right-click and choose Create a GPO in this domain, and … Read more
After executing the above commands, do an IIS reset.
SCCM Device collection Query based on the Device name. For devices whose names contain certain patterns or partial matches, you can use multiple LIKE conditions: SCCM Device collection Query for removing inactive devices based on the number of days.
Since the configuration service provider (CSP) or group policy (GPO) settings to configure access to the Microsoft Store app are available to Windows Enterprise and Education editions, we have come up with an alternate workaround through Applocker Store App Rules Save the below content as an XML file. Create a custom Administration template under the … Read more