Has anyone asked you this question :
What does a DDR Contain :
Well !! The answer is : NETBIOS NAME , IP ADDRESS , AD SITE NAME , DOMAIN NAME ,DISCOVERY METHOD USED and Other Relevant Information.
Thursday, 30 May 2013
What does a DDR ( Data Discovery Record Contain) in SCCM ?
DDR Vs RDR
Well !! Most of us are familiar with DDR's but perhaps very few of us know what a RDR is :
When SCCM Discovers a Client a DDR is created . For a Client to be managed a DDR has to exist in SCCM DB . However in cases of Initial registration , a Registration Discovery Record called as RDR is created.
*****Hope you have learnt something new Today !!********
USER and SID in SCCM 2012
Every user in SCCM that is being discovered by SCCM 2012 from Active Directory has a Unique SID assigned to it . Config Manager recognizes every user in SCCM 2012 using this SID which eventually is seen a user in the Console.
When you double click a user in Console you will find that it has a unique SID attached to it :
Now see the below snap Shot you will find that in the rebootcoordinator.log , SCCM identifies users using this SID :
Your machine requires a Restart - New Look in SCCM 2012 Clients !!
Well !! In SCCM 2012 the Client Restart icon has changed so just felt like sharing the new look of this Icon to you :
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Your Machine needs to Restart - New Look !!
In SCCM 2012 , the Client Machine Reboot icon has been given a new look !! Here's a look at the SCCM Cli
SCCM Login / Console Error
Friend if you face error like below in SCCM then Check the Services and make sure essentia services are up and running . Check for SQl Services and start them
Friday, 24 May 2013
Server up time and Last Inventory Report - Customized Using SCCM 2012.
Well !! Most of us are worried about whether our server had a sudden reboot !! Though there are many tools that can be used to Monitor the same , however if in case you do not have any of these tools then the same can be monitored using the below script :
SELECT
os.Caption0 as ‘Server Type’,
cs.Name0 as 'Server Name',
DateDiff(hour,os.LastBootUpTime0,ws.LastHWScan) as 'Uptime (in Hours)',
os.LastBootUpTime0 as 'Last Reboot Date',
ws.LastHWScan as 'Last Hardware Inventory'
FROM v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM cs
INNER JOIN v_GS_Operating_System os
ON cs.ResourceID = os.ResourceID
LEFT OUTER JOIN v_GS_WORKSTATION_STATUS ws
ON ws.ResourceID = os.ResourceID
WHERE os.Caption0 LIKE '%server%'
AND ws.LastHWScan <> 0 AND cs.Name0 IS NOT NULL
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