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Blog Post:
Creating Service Manager Lists with the Service Manager List Maker tool
Rob Davies msft
Lists in Service Manager are those drop-down lists which you see on forms. For example, the Incident Category list which you'll see when you open an Incident. It's pretty easy to go and edit existing lists from the Service Manager console, from the Library section – this allows you to add to, or...
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3 May 2013
Blog Post:
Disabling User Program Notification for Virtual Applications
Rob York
I’ve been sitting on this for a little while, partly due to getting confirmation I wasn’t doing anything unsupported, partly because I haven’t had time and partly a couple of other reasons I won’t go in to! The good news is I have finally found the time to write it up and...
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21 Sep 2011
Blog Post:
Modelling Conceptual Entities in a SCOM 2007 Management Pack
Rob York
Drum roll please…. Below is the first Operations Manager blog to be submitted to the Manageability Guys! Meaning we can now live up to our name as it isn’t just Configuration Manager articles. My OpsMgr knowledge is limited at best but I do know how to be persistent; it’s taken...
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23 Aug 2011
Blog Post:
HELP! Where did the disk space on my Management Point go?
Rob York
Recently I was working with a customer and we found that their ConfigMgr Management Point had an unexpectedly low amount of disk space left. When we looked at this machine we found that there were lots of IIS Logs in the %SystemDrive%\inetpub\logs\LogFiles folder. Eagle eyed administrators will spot...
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27 Jun 2011
Blog Post:
What Accounts Should I Be Using?
Rob York
Something which I have seen recently on a few occasions is that customers using the same credentials for ConfigMgr Client Push account and the Network Access Account. Sometimes, for simplicity sake the account is even a member of Domain Admins. It’s actually really important that these two needs...
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21 Jun 2011
Blog Post:
Useful ConfigMgr Resources (Updated)
Rob York
A while back (2 years to be precise) Saud posted a list of resources to do with ConfigMgr. Below is a well overdue update to that list: ConfigMgr Resources/Information: Learning : TechCenter on TechNet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/configmgr/default.aspx Features (Technical Content...
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13 Jun 2011
Blog Post:
Improving ConfigMgr Console Performance - Removing the Action Pane
Rob York
Sometimes I find that the console in ConfigMgr does not perform as quickly as I would like. My last blog post on this topic showed how we can speed up the boot time for the SCCM console by turning off a web check, but how about when I am in the console itself? Well, the MMC 3 console is doing quite...
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6 Jun 2011
Blog Post:
Are My Backups Really Taking Place?
Rob York
Something which I have seen as a recurring theme a few times with customers is with backups failing and them not realising. While, of course we would always recommend that you have a test environment with some Hyper-V images where you can always test restores, for some customers this is not possible...
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24 May 2011
Blog Post:
PKI - Let's Keep it Secret
Rob York
Over here in Thames Valley Park, myself and a few colleagues attended a brilliant session on Intel vPRO, in particular, playing about with AMT (Active Management Technology) which integrates with Configuration Manager under the Out Of Band Management banner. One of the upshots of this session was...
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8 Apr 2011
Blog Post:
Preventing PXE Boot on Servers and Other Critical Client Systems Using MACIgnoreListFile
Rob York
Following on from my last post here’s another method you can implement to protect specific clients in your environment. There is a documented but seemingly little known setting in the registry of the PXE Service Point Role in Configuration Manager. MACIgnoreListFile allows you to have a list...
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24 Mar 2011
Blog Post:
Which Device Drivers Should I Import Into My Boot Image?
Rob York
Today’s post comes from a colleague here in the UK, Jason Wallace. Jason is a fellow Configuration Manager Premier Field Engineer. Here he shares his knowledge and experience on device drivers in boot images. Enough of me, over to Jason! Something which we sometimes see are questions regarding...
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22 Mar 2011
Blog Post:
Preventing Operating System Deployment On Servers And Other Critical Client Systems
Rob York
An uncharacteristically short one from me today; although normality will soon be resumed! There isn't usually much scope for catastrophe in the daily workings of ConfigMgr and very few companies I know of would consider it a business critical application. It is, however, often used to manage servers...
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9 Mar 2011
Blog Post:
Software Deployment to Barely Connected Users
Rob York
In a world where high-speed Internet connections are ubiquitous, even laptop computers can be expected to have some form of regular connection to the Internet or corporate network. However in the past few months the same scenario has cropped up in conversations with customers: How to include computers...
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17 Dec 2010
Blog Post:
Using SCCM Local Policy to Selectively Restrict App-V Integration
Rob York
I am sure my customer are not alone in their desire to control the way in which Configuration Manager takes ownership of Virtual Application delivery to clients on a network. I hope this entry is able to help a few more of you: Because the change to enable virtual application delivery in ConfigMgr...
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5 Jul 2010
Blog Post:
Manageability Post Details for PFE UK
Rob York
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24 Apr 2010
Blog Post:
Fancy a new career as a Premier Field Engineer in the UK?
Rob York
Following continued successes, Premier Field Engineering in the UK has started recruiting for engineers across a number of technology areas; including System Center Configuration Manager and System Center Operation Manager. If you are interested in joining the fantastic team that is PFE UK and...
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8 Apr 2010
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