It is probably not everyday that you need to create a bunch of collections in ConfigMgr, however, you might find yourself setting up a new infrastructure, lab environment or just doing some load and performance testing that justifies the need for some automation. Using the technique I demonstrated in my previous post Fun with PowerShell…
If you ever did any schedule creation prior to the two new PowerShell cmdlets (New-CMSchedule and Convert-CMSchedule), then you probably already know how tricky it was working with scheduled tokens and are going to welcome these new cmdlets. In this blog post, I am going to show you how easy it is to use New-CMSchedule…
I typically run the PowerShell ISE (x86) (instead of the PowerShell command prompt) when running commands and writing scripts for ConfigMgr. It provides the flexibility to highlight portions of your script and execute just that section. You can also echo out the contents of a variable on the command line below at any time to…
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