How do you query in SCCM?
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How do you query in SCCM?
Build a Query
- In the SCCM Administrative Console go to Monitoring and click Queries.
- Right-click Queries and and select Create Query.
- Give you query a name, choose to a collection to limit your query, and then click Edit Query Statement…
How do I run a query in SCCM console?
In the Configuration Manager console, select Monitoring. In the Monitoring workspace, select Queries. On the Home tab, in the Create group, select Create Query. On the General tab of the Create Query Wizard, specify a unique name and, optionally, a comment for the query.
How do I create a query based collection in SCCM 2012?
SCCM 2012 – Creating Device Collections
- Browse to Assets and Compliance, right click on Device Collections and select “Create Device Collection”.
- Give the collection a meaningful name, and set the limiting collection.
- Add a Query Rule.
- Edit Query Statement.
- Head to the criteria tab, and click on the new star item.
What is query rule in SCCM?
Posted on June 25, 2014. The ability to dynamically add computers to device collections in SCCM is useful because it means that software can be deployed simply by adding a computer into the relevant Active Directory group.
How do I create a query based collection in SCCM?
Configure a query rule for a collection Name: Specify a unique name for the query. Import Query Statement: Opens the Browse Query dialog box. Select a Configuration Manager query to use as the query rule for the collection. Resource class: Select the type of resource you want to search for and add to the collection.
How do you create a query based collection?
How do I verify the content of a distribution point?
Navigate to Administration\Overview\Distribution Points. Right click distribution point server and click Properties. Under the Distribution Point server properties, click Content Validation tab. Enable validate content on schedule and click Apply and OK.
How do you troubleshoot a distribution point in SCCM?
First, review DistMgr. log on the site (primary/secondary) where the DP resides.
- Look for ~Processing package entries in the log and identify the package processing thread for the package ID in question.
- Review the filtered log and check if a DP thread was created for the DP in question.
What is site server in SCCM?
A site system role that provides policy and service location information to clients. It also receives configuration data from clients. By default, this role installs on the site server when you install a new primary or secondary site. Primary sites support multiple instances of this role.
Why we need secondary site in SCCM?
Secondary site installation is initiated from the Configuration Manager console, instead of running setup directly on a computer. Secondary sites use a subset of the information in the site database. This behavior reduces the amount of data that SQL Server replicates between the parent primary site and secondary site.
What is SCCM secondary site?
SCCM 2012 allows administrators to create a secondary site. A secondary site differs from a child site in that users and devices in the secondary site appear in the SCCM console just like any other device. A child site is almost a totally separate site and can have a totally separate structure.
