I'm curious what industry you work in that would allow such?
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+1 Ryan.
I see that in Health
No… still can’t get it to work with user-based.
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Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2014 8:49 AM
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Subject: RE: [mssms] Application Deployment reports
Any chance you found
Bump... Anyone?
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 4:51 PM, elsalvoz elsal...@gmail.com wrote:
We are experiencing an unique issue on our environment during OSD
deployments. When I server has two or more NICs enabled, it can download
policy. We started noticing this behavior during OSD bare metal about
Hi
I have a custom script that is deployed as an application. Its available on the
software catalog to a user collection. I want to supersede this application
with a newer version. The sccm client doesn’t seem to enforce the supersedence
where the application is already installed.
Does anybody
Has anyone tried it?
I would think this would come up often from security teams as to use
non-default ports for particular applications.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 8:19 PM, elsalvoz elsal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello All,
Does anyone knows how to change the WS-man ports and have SSL checked by
I would post this on the codeplex site, Roger is very responsive to requests
and questions.
http://sccmclictr.codeplex.com/
Daniel Ratliff
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When you say it’s not enforcing the supersedence, what exactly are you seeing?
Did you specify the Deployment Type to replace and tell it to Uninstall?
-Phil
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Phil Schwan | Technical Architect, Enterprise Windows Services
Project
Thanks Daniel,
I made a post this morning in codeplex :) . I was hoping some in the list
had done before and share their findings and be an easy change.
Thanks,
Cesar
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 7:42 AM, Daniel Ratliff dratl...@humana.com wrote:
I would post this on the codeplex site, Roger is
I'm not sure that that makes FEP\SCEP a bad product and the Red Headed step
child does it? I remember meeting the product guys at MMS (imagine that) and
spent about 30 minutes talking to them. Very receptive, and very helpful
people, which may be different than PSS folks on the phone.
Seems
Ahhh, thanks, I hadn't actually clicked through to the download for any of them
yet. I was expecting it to be a separate line item like Service Packs used to
be ala Windows 7 with SP1 for example.
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Why would you do that...?
We only do the daily quick scan on all of our machines. Any other data, if
infected, will be catched while it's being touched...
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For anyone else looking to do the same.
https://sccmclictr.codeplex.com/discussions/542526
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 7:42 AM, Daniel Ratliff dratl...@humana.com wrote:
I would post this on the codeplex site, Roger is very responsive to
requests and questions.
Because we got a virus that there were no definitions for. A couple days later
MS released definitions. By that time it had spread across network shares and
infected all .exe files on our SAN.
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No problems experienced to date.
When the update came through it updated the entry and we never saw any
problems from it.
With the updated version came the new file requirement and so the content we
had downloaded went RED X on it, just downloaded the content to the same DP and
all good.
It
Has anyone run across a tool or a script of any sort that could be deployed by
SCCM to allow a user to self-elevate their rights to Local Administrator and
then say, an hour later remove those admin rights?
I have all kinds of ideas for it, but hoping that someone has already done this.
Rick
I would strongly advise against it, but if you are set on it I can
recommend PowerBroker:
http://www.beyondtrust.com/Products/PowerBrokerforWindows/
It elevates programs and leaves the user with their standard rights. It can
be horribly abused, but anything that gives a user admin rights can.
Thanks Troy.
Is it considered best practice to share the WSUS database in this particular
scenario where I have an intranet facing SUP on my Primary and an internet
facing SUP in the DMZ? Should there also be a separate internet facing WSUS
(e.g. not shared with the WSUS instance I have on my
I have submitted a DCR to connect. Feel free to vote for it if you think it
would be more intuitive and helpful to have power configurations be assigned as
a client settings like all the dozens other like settings rather than attached
to collection properties.
From:
PSExec and the scheduler service?
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On Behalf Of JONES, RICK J
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2014 5:13 PM
To: mssms@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [mssms] Temporary Elevation to Local Admin
Has anyone run across a tool or
Elevation of rights has been a battle for as long as I can remember while being
here these 14 years, so I surely agree against having them.
But… there are exceptions, and situations where a user gets all the authorized
approvals from management and such.
What I am after is a method to allow the
Yea that's a possibility but... would need some wrapping around it. I am not
opposed to wrapping around it, I was just hoping someone had already done this.
Rick J. Jones
Wireless from ATT
Domestic Desktop Application Management
D: (425) 288-6240
C: (206) 419-1104
From:
+1 for PowerBroker. It's not even elevating to full admin, only allowing rights
to the files, folders, processes, etc you need. Keep in mind UAC is required,
so if you aren't using it on win7 you can't use PB.
-Daniel Ratliff
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From: JONES, RICK J
I do.. where do I vote?
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Behalf Of Miller, Todd
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2014 2:35 PM
To: mssms@lists.myitforum.com
Subject: [mssms] RE: Power management in SCCM 2012
I have submitted a DCR to connect. Feel free to
If you are willing to pay for a product, PowerBroker.
If not, here is how I'd tackle the problem:
1) Write a script that grants the current user admin rights, creates a
scheduled task to remove those admin rights, and then writes something
somewhere to signal the script was run.
2) Make a
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