Create a script and run PowerShell scripts from the ...



Create a script?and run PowerShell scripts from the Configuration Manager console 1710In the Configuration Manager console, click?Software Library.In the?Software Library?workspace, click?Scripts.On the?Home?tab, in the?Create?group, click?Create Script. On the?Script?page of the Create?Script?wizard, configure the following settings:Script Name?- Enter a name for the script. Although you can create multiple scripts with the same name, using duplicate names makes it harder for you to find the script you need in the Configuration Manager console.Script language?- Currently, only PowerShell scripts are supported.Import?- Import a PowerShell script into the console. The script is displayed in the?Script?field.Clear?- Removes the current script from the Script field.Script?- Displays the currently imported script. You can edit the script in this field as plete the wizard. The new script is displayed in the?Script?list with a status of?Waiting for approval. Before you can run this script on client devices, you must approve it.As a Good thing, you can create a script but you can’t approve by yourself. script authors?and?script approvers?as separate roles for implementation and execution of a script. It’s validated by another administrator to approve it. In this case I am waiting for my administrator approval. Once He/She approved I can execute against targeted computer.My script Got approved:Client Side Validation:From Client side there Is a folder called Script store where the actual script stores in encrypted format. You can’t open it.There is a log in CCM>Logs . Scripts.log which tell you the client side script execution.You can still use parameter to execute the script. Since the above script doesn’t require any parameter I am not yet used. Below is some screenshot using parameter based script execution. ................
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