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re: Moving the MDT wizard off your boot disk

maikkoster — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:26:00 GMT

Very nice. I really like this idea.

-´Maik

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

ejensen — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 13:22:34 GMT

well I answered my own question, yes this method works fine for SMS 2003/MDT 2008.

Now for my second question, would it be possible to include a screen that shows the available application from MDT?

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

ejensen — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:32:55 GMT

Will this work for SMS 2003 and MDT 2008?

re: SCCM/MDT: Deploying Applications Based on Previous Application Versions

bkelly1 — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 20:56:04 GMT

Newest Microsoft article

Application Deployment with Microsoft Deployment

Published: November 09, 2007

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re: SCCM/MDT: Deploying Applications Based on Previous Application Versions

bkelly1 — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 20:23:05 GMT

What if you don't have an MDT database and are planning on moving from Light Touch to SCCM delivery? Would it be best to build the Deployment Workbench database, add a table to SCCM or just build a new database with only the tables necessary? It seems excessive to build an entire database just to handle this one table. Are there other uses for the DWDB?

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

chris34 — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 21:30:56 GMT

Jason-

Thanks so much for this post. I'm unfortunately running into the same problem that was posted previously. I'm able to query the DB fine but I'm getting the error:

No Roles are available (selectableRoles view)

Was this suppose to be resolved with this updated MDT\SCCM Wizard you've released? You made mention to bypassing the list view some how?

Thanks for any help!

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

mrainville — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 01:07:51 GMT

Wow, thanks a lot for the fast reply!

NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

Schuff at myITforum.com — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 22:19:08 GMT

*NEW* BDD Roles Wizard for LTI & ZTI deployments.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

jscheffelmaer — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:39:32 GMT

I have posted a new blog on adding this Roles Wizard into the SCCM/MDT process. This new process is much cleaner and easier than this old one. It can be found here: myitforum.com/.../sccm-and-roles-wizard-via-mdt-database.aspx

Let me know if you have any problems with this new procedure and Roles Wizard via SCCM/MDT.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

jscheffelmaer — Fri, 30 May 2008 23:09:06 GMT

Ahh yes, I believe some others had issues with this error as well. I have yet to see exactly the error on this, but as a workaround you can modify the wizard to work around the selectableRoles list property that is broken. Let me find the details for that.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

mrainville — Fri, 30 May 2008 20:52:46 GMT

**edit**

The correct error is :

No Roles are available (selectableRoles view)

but my view works in sql, and I can see the 4 roles. Also, the log file tells me it returned 4 results.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

mrainville — Fri, 30 May 2008 20:37:57 GMT

My bad, I had errors with my login name. But now, even though the log shows the query returned 4 results, I see none. I get a No Selectable Views error instead.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

jscheffelmaer — Fri, 30 May 2008 13:36:35 GMT

By chance if you open up the security for the BDD database alone does the Roles then populate?

It's simply using the same ztigather process to query the database that MDT uses so it *should* be using the same credentials.

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

mrainville — Fri, 30 May 2008 12:56:35 GMT

I am currently trying your script on MDT2008. There are no roles showing and when I check the log, even though PE connects to the SQL share with the good credentials, it tries to connect to the database with NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS. Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks.

re: Using SCCM discovery to filter collections by AD Activity

jscheffelmaer — Fri, 09 May 2008 16:43:16 GMT

That is a very good thought Torsten but the way it was described to me was that even though the whenChange attribute does not replicate, any other attribute that does replicate such as computer password or description, etc; that then the local DC forces an update on the whenChanged attribute since the computer object did indeed change from another attribute that was replicated/updated. Thus it should always be accurate as far as computer age goes.

Thanks for the comment!

Schuff at myITforum.com - All Comments

re: Moving the MDT wizard off your boot disk

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

re: SCCM/MDT: Deploying Applications Based on Previous Application Versions

re: SCCM/MDT: Deploying Applications Based on Previous Application Versions

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

re: SCCM And Roles Wizard via MDT Database

*NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: *NEW* BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: Using SCCM discovery to filter collections by AD Activity

NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod

re: NEW BDD Roles Select Wizard - LTI/ZTI Mod