DCM, Desired Configuration Monitoring, (yes, yes, I know it's 'management', but in CM07 there's no enforcement, so I think of it as monitoring only, in cm07); That is a completely different feature set from Package/Programs, where you could use a batch file.
DCM, Configuration Items specifically, ONE of the possible methods is to use a script: your script choices are Powershell, Jscript, and vbscript; a batch file is not one of your choices. Now that you know that; the better question for you is "what exactly is your end goal"? If we know what your requirements are--what report, what deployment, what you are trying to enforce--perhaps one of us can help you achieve that goal. Sherry Kissinger Microsoft MVP - ConfigMgr [email protected] ________________________________ From: nani min <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2013 2:58 AM Subject: [mssms] Hello Sir, could anyone please tell me how to do DCM using a batch file (.cmd or .bat file) in a program while doing a package.....(in config mgr 2007)
