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With the introduction of Configuration Manager 2012 SP1, we now have rich management capabilities for iOS devices. One of the apple requirements in order to manage their iOS devices is to request an Apple Push Notification Certificate.
We can request and apply this certificate right from the ConfigMgr console.
In the ConfigMgr console, select Administration > Hierarchy Configuration
Right-Click the Windows Intune Subscriptions and select Create APNs certificate request
Select a location to save the APN request file, and select Download
A small file is downloaded.
Now browse to the Apple APN Certificates portal (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=264215) and logon with your Apple ID
After signing in, select the Create a Certificate button
Upload the certificate request file we created from within the ConfigMgr console
The certificate will be created and available to download
You’ll get a MDM_Microsoft Corporation_Certificate.pem file. This is the file you’ll use when you setup your Intune connection in ConfigMgr
Matt Shadbolt
I promised in my last post to provide you all with my scripts for modifying all your package and application source paths… well that was over two months ago now!
http://blogs.technet.com/b/configmgrdogs/archive/2013/02/18/moving-your-package-source-after-migration.aspx
Note: These scripts are provided “as-is” and no guarantees are provided. Please TEST these in a non-production environment beforehand.
First is my script will modify the source paths for all of your Deployment Types within all Applications that are Script or MSI installers (you can modify this to do your App-V Deployment Types too)
Write-Host "#######################################################################" -f Green Write-Host "## Matts ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 Application Source Modifier ##" -f Green Write-Host "## blogs.technet.com/b/ConfigMgrDogs ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "## Please ensure your package source content has been moved to the ##" -f Green Write-Host "## new location *prior* to running this script ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "#######################################################################" -f Green Start-Sleep -s 2
Write-Host "" Write-Host "" ## Import ConfigMgr PS Module Import-Module 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin\ConfigurationManager.psd1'
## Connect to ConfigMgr Site $SiteCode = Read-Host "Enter your ConfigMgr Site code (XXX)" $SiteCode = $SiteCode + ":" Set-Location $SiteCode Write-Host ""
## Set old Source share Write-Host "NOTE: This is the location your 2007 packages are stored. It must be correct" $OriginalSource = Read-Host "Enter your source ConfigMgr share (\\2007Server\Source$)"
## Set new Source share Write-Host "" Write-Host "NOTE: This is the location your Applications are stored. It must be correct" $DestinationSource = Read-Host "Enter your destination ConfigMgr Source share (\\2012SERVER\Source$)" Write-Host "" Write-Host "Working.." Write-Host "" ## Get your Application Deployment Types
$ApplicationName = Get-CMApplication $ApplicationName = $ApplicationName.LocalizedDisplayName
ForEach($x in $ApplicationName) { $DeploymentTypeName = Get-CMDeploymentType -ApplicationName $x #$DeploymentTypeName = $DeploymentTypeName.LocalizedDisplayName
ForEach($DT in $DeploymentTypeName) { ## Change the directory path to the new location $DTSDMPackageXLM = $DT.SDMPackageXML $DTSDMPackageXLM = [XML]$DTSDMPackageXLM ## Get Path for Apps with multiple DTs $DTCleanPath = $DTSDMPackageXLM.AppMgmtDigest.DeploymentType.Installer.Contents.Content.Location[0] ## Get Path for Apps with single DT IF($DTCleanPath -eq "\") { $DTCleanPath = $DTSDMPackageXLM.AppMgmtDigest.DeploymentType.Installer.Contents.Content.Location } $DirectoryPath = $DTCleanPath -replace [regex]::Escape($OriginalSource), "$DestinationSource"
## Modify DT path Set-CMDeploymentType –ApplicationName "$x" –DeploymentTypeName $DT.LocalizedDisplayName –MsiOrScriptInstaller –ContentLocation "$DirectoryPath" ## Write Output Write-Host "Application " -f White -NoNewline; Write-Host $x -F Red -NoNewline; Write-Host " with Deployment Type " -f White -NoNewline; Write-Host $DT.LocalizedDisplayName -f Yellow -NoNewline; Write-Host " has been modified to " -f White -NoNewline; Write-Host $DirectoryPath -f DarkYellow } }
My second script is much simpler, as we are changing only the Package source location, with no need to cycle through each Deployment Type
Write-Host "#######################################################################" -f Green Write-Host "## Matts ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 Package Source Modifier ##" -f Green Write-Host "## blogs.technet.com/b/ConfigMgrDogs ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "## Please ensure your package source content has been moved to the ##" -f Green Write-Host "## new location *prior* to running this script ##" -f Green Write-Host "## ##" -f Green Write-Host "#######################################################################" -f Green Start-Sleep -s 2
$SiteCode = Read-Host "Enter your ConfigMgr Site code (XXX)" $SiteCode = $SiteCode + ":" Set-Location $SiteCode
$PackageArray = Get-CMPackage $OldPath = "\\2007SERVER\source$" $NewPath = "\\2012SERVER\cmsource$" ForEach ($Package in $PackageArray) { $ChangePath = $Package.PkgSourcePath.Replace($OldPath, $NewPath) Set-CMPackage -Name $Package.Name -Path $ChangePath Write-Host $Package.Name " has been changed to " $ChangePath }