SCCM

In the past I posted how to configure or clear the SCCM client cache using Powershell scripts, but that method required a separate script for each cache size you might want to set. This new script allows on-the-fly modification of the CCM Cache from a task sequence using a single SCCM package containing this new

SCCM’s power configuration options allow setting a wakeup time for computers, but only for desktops. Currently SCCM has no option to enable wakeup for laptops. The idea behind this is that a laptop can be in a bag and so should not be woken up automatically, but it would still be nice to have an

If you need to clear the SCCM client cache or increase the cache size on individual clients, there are a few different ways to do it. One of the methods usually posted on a lot of blogs and forums is actually the wrong way to do it, because it requires restarting the CCMEXEC process on

I wrote this PowerShell script for use as an application detection method inside an SCCM application. The SCCM application would set the network adapter configuration if it is not currently configured properly. This company has a special DNS setup for SCCM clients that is different than for non-SCCM clients. Here is the PowerShell code: