Do you connect to remote machines via PowerShell frequently and view CM Logs… it’s ugly… so with the help of my friend Jeff Scripter, I’ve made it less ugly. TLDR.. Nice Script to create functions on GitHub UPDATE: 23.05.15- Jeff has released an updated version of the function: jpscripter/LogParsing (github.com) It will automatically populate a … Read more
TLDR – GitHub Script Ok, I know that this post, and my last post about using PowerShell with Jira aren’t exactly the normal things I blog about, but I’ve been working with Jira & Confluence lately, and if for no other reason than to help me remember things in the future, I’m going to blog … Read more
TLDR: Scripts on GitHub: Detection | Remediation with Jira Connection Situation, I’m been learning Intune on my own time in my lab, one annoyance I have is the proactive remediation scripts. It’s a nice feature, like a beta version of Baselines in Configuration Manager, and so in my opinion (feel free to correct me or … Read more
You ever wonder if all your packages in your TS are cached? How about a Configuration Item that checks for all of the references in the Task Sequence, then checks the CM Cache to see if there are there? Sure, lets do that. Script for CI on GITHUB HERE (includes Detection Method & Discovery Script) … Read more
In this post, I’m going to show how you can use PowerShell to create & update query collections for non-compliant CIs.To create the Collection Query, you need two pieces of information, the Unique ID and the what Info you want Returned, (Noncompliant or State = 2) Typical Collection Query for NonCompliant CI: Each CI has … Read more