If you have worked with ConfigMgr much, you know that uses WMI to stores tons of information. WMI uses the CIM_DATETIME format, which looks like this: yyyymmddHHMMSS.mmmmmmsUUU. In order to work with this in PowerShell, you need to convert it into something that the Get-Date cmdlet can understand. Here are two ways that you can accomplish this: Using…
If you spend a lot of time creating ConfigMgr 2012 R2 OSD Task Sequences, you probably have a method for inserting the steps and groups that you like to use in every TS you create. Maybe you open a reference TS up and copy and paste steps into a new TS that you are creating. …
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…
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