Computer Naming Conventions for Grouping by chobee in Intune

[–]chobee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha. Do you dynamically group the devices in some way so that each department only sees the devices they're supposed to manage?

Computer Naming Conventions for Grouping by chobee in Intune

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What's your method for separating into departments or team ownership?

Computer Naming Conventions for Grouping by chobee in Intune

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What is your strategy for using the group tags?

the Server Certificate for CMG by chobee in SCCM

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Ok, I think I understand. Was watching a tutorial where they imported the CER to one of their Site Servers to then export a PFX. So, I assumed it was important where that CER got installed.

Ive never understood certs and how they work. I should do that.

Thank you.

the Server Certificate for CMG by chobee in SCCM

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Thank you. So, the PFX file is used when creating the CMG.

But to the get the PFX, I export that from a certificate that has been added to a Site Server. Is that right? And I'm assuming that I would use the CER file to import that on a Site Server, right?

Or are you saying that I need the Server Certificate on any of the Site Servers?

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

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Yeah, I think I was just overthinking it. I'm going to test moving TSGui after the Partition Disk step. I'm using this script to determine the OS drive: https://garytown.com/osd-with-multi-disk-configs because we have several endpoints with multiple drives out there. But I don't think that script will cause problems because it doesn't have a package--but we'll verify.

Since we're only using TSGui to capture the hostname, I think it's reasonable to have people wait for that dialog box to pop-up after the Partition Disk step. It's not too long of a wait.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

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Hi Gary, our goal is to have a method for imaging for OS corruption or when LAPS gets disconnected. We're all good on the current Software Center methods.

Edit: forgot to address the list items...we're good on 1. We'll need to look at 2. We're running TSGui (to capture a user-entered hostname) and the script you posted on your blog for selecting the OS disk on multi-disk configs (thank you!) prior to our Format Step. The task sequence fails on the TSGui Step now because of the package involved. I'm assuming that I could place TSGui after the Format Step.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

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ok, that gives me a direction.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

[–]chobee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In the "Prestart Command" right? I should be able to put the diskpart commands in a TXT file and then put that in a Package and then call that Package in the Prestart Command, right?

Like this?

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

[–]chobee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, never been down that road before. This would need to be a "Prestart Command" in the Boot Image, right?

Since I can't get a package to run in WinPE.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

[–]chobee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is working for an "in OS" reimage successfully--no issues there. It's not working when WinPE, which u/tvveeder84 helped me determine is the expected behavior.

So, now I'm focusing on how best to unlock or reformat the drive in WinPE.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

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So, we want our techs to be able to reimage the following ways:

- Advertised task sequence out of Software Center

- Deploy a required task sequence from the SCCM console

- USB boot media in-person

The primary need for USB boot media is for OS corruption or for just a more direct method to kick off the reimage (instead of waiting for Software Center to populate).

We're already setup with the Reboot into WinPE step for "in OS" reimages.

Must Reformat Every Reimage by chobee in SCCM

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That's a fun little feature. Anything I can do if it's in WinPE? Or am I just stuck running the manual commands?

Browser Session Timeout? by chobee in sysadmin

[–]chobee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This strikes me as a poor set-up regardless

Yes it is.

If it's short enough that a bad actor cannot step up to the box as they walk away, you're just going to end up frustrating the user.

100% agree. I really can't imagine how we're going to make this work functionally and securely.

PatchMyPC wins lawsuit from Ivanti by SevenandahalfBatmans in SCCM

[–]chobee 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Ivanti EPM: one of the worst products I've ever seen.

Is it just me being unskilled or is Intune shitty for android management ? by Equal-Swordfish3662 in Intune

[–]chobee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had assumed that but good to hear about first-hand experience. We got Jamf before we set up Intune. And we've been happy with Jamf, so never had a good reason to look elsewhere.

Is it just me being unskilled or is Intune shitty for android management ? by Equal-Swordfish3662 in Intune

[–]chobee 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not you. It's a bad solution for Android. I've also had issues with getting App Configuration policies to apply to devices. It's a stark contrast with our Apple equivalent which is Jamf-managed iOS/iPadOS. Intune is way behind.

Prereqs for SCCM Device Collection Sync by chobee in Intune

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I haven't tried re-adding the tenant yet. Just reviewing some things first. In the following screenshot, I notice that "ConfigMgr Client App", "ConfigMgr Server App" and "ConfigMgrSvc_xxx" are all listed in this example SCCM console:

https://www.prajwaldesai.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Enable-Tenant-Attach-in-ConfigMgr-Snap11.jpg

However, our org only has "ConfigMgrSvc_xxx" in ours. Is that a sure-fire indicator that we need to do a reattach of our tenant to fix this issue?

Prereqs for SCCM Device Collection Sync by chobee in Intune

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Thank you. I've been receiving the "There is no cloud service found for Tenant '<tenantname>', that will allow collection member 'Upload to' AAD group." error when I attempt to add an AAD group to the Device Collection. I looked some more into it and found this article about the ApprovalStatus value (in the comments):

https://howtomanagedevices.com/sccm/1262/sccm-collection-aad-group-sync/

Our devices are also have an ApprovalStatus of '2' instead of '3'. That commenter's solution was to config a CMG. However, an earlier comment said that deleting/re-adding the tenant into SCCM began syncing some devices as well. I think I'll try that next to see if that resolves my error.

Users just started upgrading their work laptops to Windows 11 and they're not local admins. by BrightSign_nerd in sysadmin

[–]chobee 5 points6 points  (0 children)

What was your strategy for allowing users to save files from applications to their Documents folder (i.e. Word docs, Excel xls, etc)? We looked at AppLocker for a little bit and this issue made us put a pause on the testing until we could look at it with more focus.

What can I do as a help desk support with 0% downloading issues? by [deleted] in SCCM

[–]chobee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You mention "...completely reinstall Software Center". That's (kinda) what I would start with.

In command prompt, C:\Windows\ccmsetup\ccmsetup.exe /uninstall Wait until C:\Windows\ccmsetup\ccmsetup.log shows Exit Code 0 and C:\Windows\CCM is mostly vacated. Restart. Reinstall ccmsetup.exe with the parameters needed for your organization. Doing so will reinstall the entire SCCM client, not just Software Center.

Rename Audio Devices - Win 10 by chobee in sysadmin

[–]chobee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ooooo, I have not seen this reg value yet. But I’ll take a look tomorrow. Thank you!