Before the expiration date, you must input the ConfigMgr license within the ConfigMgr console. Or repeat the process. I Know this would be a painful task.

Glad you found it helpful!

When creating an application in SCCM, we typically use two .bat files: one for installation and another for uninstallation and can also create two collections: one for installation and another for uninstallation. I will do Video on it

SELECT v_Collection.Name AS CollectionName, v_Collection.CollectionID, v_CollectionMember.FullName AS MachineName, v_ServiceWindow.ServiceWindowName, v_ServiceWindow.StartTime AS MaintenanceStartTime, v_ServiceWindow.Duration AS MaintenanceDurationMinutes, CASE WHEN v_ServiceWindow.IsEnabled = 1 THEN 'Enabled' ELSE 'Disabled' END AS ServiceWindowStatus, v_ServiceWindow.RecurrenceDescription FROM v_Collection INNER JOIN v_CollectionMember ON v_Collection.CollectionID = v_CollectionMember.CollectionID LEFT JOIN v_ServiceWindow ON v_Collection.CollectionID = v_ServiceWindow.CollectionID WHERE v_Collection.Name LIKE '%Patching%' -- Filter for specific collections ORDER BY v_Collection.Name, v_ServiceWindow.StartTime;

Please check the hman logs and wsync logs if can find anything

No, DC is on different server

Thank you for your support 😊

My IT Team still use SCCM.

There is no extra cost of using it

Thanks for the sub!

You need to select the trusted launch vm from security type when you’re creating the vm.

you need to select standard security type instead of trusted launch.

Thanks, soon you will find more sessions on sccm, azure and AVD

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