The program already has some error handling / in step1 there is a check if the group name is already in use:Īlso it checks if it can connect to the ConfigMgr and if Active-Directory Module is installed: The AD-Group Query in the created device collection: The result in Active Directory and ConfigMgr: Then you can select Finish and the Progress-Bar will run: Select the Deployment Type (Avaialbe, Required) and once the deployment should be go live: In the Grid-View you can use Filter/Search:
On the next page you need to enter the application you want to deploy / just click in the windows and it’ll query all available Applications from ConfigMgr: ps1 file with a user with write-permission in AD and the permission to create device collections and deployments in ConfigMgr.Įnter the Name of the Group to create in AD:Ĭlick on OU: an Active-Directory Popup will appear to select the required OU / you can also create new OU’s: This is my first Powershell GUI that I’ll share – I’m not a PowerShell Pro so please be fair.
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exe as different user as required, Active-Directory Powershell extension, Modify the xml-file Prerequisites: Permission on Active-Directory and SCCM to create collections -> run the. The new version includes a few bug fixes and a few new tabs.
Prerequisites SCCM-Console installed / and the Windows Remote-Tools / Active Directory One version which runs with remote PowerShell like the first version.Īnd one version which runs localy. Target: Create AD-Groups for Installation / Uninstallation then create Installation/Uninstallation device collection in ConfigMgr and create the deployment for the application
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