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Each component and plugin can be configured individually. A range of configuration tools is available for this purpose. Below is an overview of the various configuration files, their purpose, and the tools provided for editing them conveniently. Depending on t...

After a fresh installation, all plugins are configured to work by default. However, some adjustments should be made. The administration mode is launched via the ‘SCCM Manager Admin’ shortcut in the Start menu. This mode only starts if the user running the appl...

Most client management functions are carried out remotely via PowerShell using WinRM. The clients to be managed must be configured for this purpose. Information on Windows Remote Management Configuration on a managed client Command line: winrm qc -quiet -trans...

The architecture of SCCM Manager offers various options for controlling access to its services and to various SCCM objects. Control Panel User group permissions can be defined in each feature group and each subordinate plugin. As a result, SCCM Manager will on...

Dynamically generated GUIs are used in various plugins. These can be created and edited easily using the Dynamic GUI Editor. To further support user interaction, rules can be applied to GUI elements. This allows the content and functionality of other elements ...

In a server configuration where the SCCM Manager database and the SCCM database are located on different servers or database instances, a linked server is required to ensure the functionality of certain plug-ins. When using linked servers, these plug-ins must ...

You can launch SCCM Manager using various startup parameters. The following parameters are supported: SCCMManager.exe -adminThe client is launched in administration mode (works only if the user is a member of the Administrators group) SCCMManager.exe -loginTh...

You can configure the global configuration file for the client component using the “App Config Editor” shortcut in the Start menu. {Installation path}\Resources\Configuration\AppConfig.xml Setting Type Default value Description ApplicationTitle String SCC...

The user interface configuration is performed in administration mode. In this mode, additional controls are displayed that allow you to add plugins, as well as edit their respective configuration, positioning, visibility, functionality, and permissions, or exp...

The Executer plugin allows you to integrate the launch of third-party applications. These applications do not necessarily have to be located on the client that is launching them. The respective third-party application can be made available in such a way that i...

You can configure the configuration file for the web service using the “Web Config Editor” shortcut in the Start menu. {Installation path}\web.config Setting Type Description ComputerFilterEnabled Boolean This setting enables computer filtering in SCCM Ma...

The “Credentials.xml” file contains login credentials for authenticating with clients. These credentials are only used if the value for UseCredentials has been set to True in the web service configuration. (See the Web Config chapter) The file is located in th...

The “UserPermissions.xml” file defines permissions for the visibility of computer objects in SCCM Manager. This feature must be explicitly enabled in the web service configuration using the ComputerFilterEnabled setting. (See the Web Config chapter) The file i...

The SQL queries defined here return the SCCM computer objects that should be available in SCCM Manager. The [ResourceID] and [Name] columns must be returned. {Installation path}\Resources\SecurityConfiguration\UserPermissions.xml In addition, there are two typ...

You can define as many queries as you like in the ReplacementStrings.xml file (located in the SCCM Manager installation directory under ..\Resources\Configuration). An example of a ReplacementStrings.xml file. The values defined in the ReplacementStrings.xml ...

Required Plugins Product Match Rule Editor Creating rules for product consolidation (mapping inventoried software to products) Software Allocation Creating assignments of products to SCCM collections Client Creator Performing the migration

The following plugins offer various reporting and monitoring functions: Browser Custom Logs SCCM Logging Event Logs The Browser plugin enables the integration of SCCM reports. Sample configuration Assembly: BrowserPlugin Name: Inventur: Software und ...

The following plugins offer various reporting and monitoring functions: Power Shell Client Actions Client Settings Process Manager Service Manager Installed Software Executer With the Executer, for example, it is possible to integrate the SCCM Remote Control...