In the last months we have updated and tested all netECM components to work with the newest ConfigMgr Releases. Additionally there are several cool new features. Try it out: http://www.netecm.ch Change Device Type of a Device Until now you had to remove a device from netECM and add it
Today I could extend my MiniWebService (Which is freeware !!!) with a new great feature which will help ConfigMgr Admins to maintain their devices. Typically we write some information, like the Staging date and all the device variables to the local registry during OSD. The new feature allows administrators to
I have updated the MiniWebService which is available for free. The first feature was the ability to request all device or user targeted applications over http to install them dynamically. Many customers are using this feature already. Now I extended it, so that the search only returns applications, which are
So far with netECM:Launcher, it was possible to configure applications that are not allowed to run when an installation starts. netECM:Launcher would check for these applications before starting the actual installation and fail with a specific error code if one of these applications was running. With the latest release of
With this tool you can embed our netECM applications into the Configuration Manager 2012 Console. You have access to netECM:App to register applications much easier than with the ConfigMgr built in wizard or you can also start the netECM:UserDevice Web based Console. This administration interface is also available as freeware.
Since I work with Configuration Manager, I’m not very happy with the staging process. Every Configuration Manager User knows the problem that applications are installed after the task sequence finished and the customer would like to start using his computer and nothing is displayed on the login screen of windows.
This is the third post in a series of Best Practice recommendations, which I like to share with everyone. In the first part I have shared some pictures and descriptions for a folder structure. Now I will extend this to a poster of an actual version. The intention to write
Last week we released a new version of our Configuration Manager Web Interface netECM:UserDevice. Some of this features presented in this blog are now available for free. A registration is required after 30 days. So you can test the free version without a registration. If you like to see all
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