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  • Blog Post: Moving your package source after migration

    UPDATE: I’ve posted my Package and Application scripts ( http://blogs.technet.com/b/configmgrdogs/archive/2013/05/09/package-amp-application-source-modification-scripts.aspx ) If you haven’t checked out the Package Conversion Manager for ConfigMgr 2012 RTM/SP1 yet, you’re missing...
  • Blog Post: Version and Build numbers for ConfigMgr 2012 RTM and SP1

    If you need to distinguish whether or not a site has been upgraded to ConfigMgr 2012 SP1, here is the process and version numbers.   1. Open the ConfigMgr console 2. Browse to Administration > Site Configuration > Sites 3. Right-click on the site you need information for, and select Properties...
  • Blog Post: ConfigMgr 2012 SP1: Deploy iOS and Android Apps!

    With all of the excitement surrounding the Beta 1 release of ConfigMgr 2012 SP1, there’s been a fairly big feature that's been rarely spoken about… Deploying iOS/Android apps to ‘un-managed’ devices! This post wont be a deep dive into creating and deploying iOS/Android apps, it will just take you through...
  • Blog Post: ConfigMgrDogs at TechEd Australia!

    Your ConfigMgrDogs team will be speaking at TechEd Australia 2012! Come and check out our sessions & buy us a beer! Matt Shadbolt and George Smpyrakis – Configuration Manager 2012 and Security Compliance Manager Ian Bartlett and Mohnish Chaturvedi – Introduction to App-V 5.0   Session time and...
  • Blog Post: New logs in ConfigMgr 2012 – Client Logs

    With the new version of Configuration Manager, comes a bunch of new juicy logs. I’ll separate the posts into Client and Server. In this first instalment, I’ll cover off on the new logs found on your clients. The first thing you need to know, is the log location has changed slightly. Client logs can now...
  • Blog Post: Include/Exclude Collections Rule

    My last post on ConfigMgr 2012 Collections (I promise!). I wanted to go over Include and Exclude Collection Rules. Include and Exclude collection rules are a new feature in ConfigMgr 2012 and I think you’ll find them most useful. They basically allow us to add or remove resources from a collection...
  • Blog Post: ConfigMgr 2012 Content Library Overview

    Content Management in ConfigMgr 2012 has completely changed to what we did in SCCM 2007. When you distribute content to a Distribution Point in ConfigMgr 2012, a check is done against the Content Library to confirm that any of the source files being referenced in your application/package do not already...
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