SCCM 2007 Online Training

AppREPACK delivers in depth training on SCCM 2007 R2, Please find course contents below:
For more details contact Arjun@Apprepack.in

SCCM 2007 - Course Contents

	Why SCCM ?
	Software distribution
	Security updates
	OS Deployment
	Inventories
	Baselines
	Client management

	Configuring SCCM after install
	Site Boundaries.
	Client Installation Methods
	Discovery Methods
	Site Systems

	Site System Roles
	Distribution point
	Reporting point
	Server locator point
	Branch Distribution point
	Fallback status point
	PXE Service point
	Software update point
	State Migration point
	System health validator
	Management point

	Security Updates
	WSUS integration
	Update list
	Deployment packages and Templates
	Reports
	Best Practices

	Software Distribution
	Package creation
	Updating distribution points
	Programs
	Advertisements
	Task sequences

	Operating System Deployment
	Preparing the environment for Configuration manager OSD
	Installing and configuring Configuration manager PXE Service point
	Preparing OS image for deployment
	Preparing for bare metal OS deployment
	Deploying OS image to target computer
	Troubleshooting

	Inventories
	Hardware inventory
	Software inventory
	Software metering
	Licensing
	Reports

	Desired Configuration Management
	Configuring base lines , configuration Items
	Isolating the resources
	Reports

	Client Management
	Remote tools
	Wake on LAN
	Power management
	Out of Band management

SCCM 2007 Corporate Training

AppREPACK houses an excellent team of  Technical Trainers, Development professionals. They form an integral part of the technical support system.Our practical approach lets you learn quickly through step-by-step procedures, using real-world scenarios. We offer both Classroom and Online training.


AppREPACK offers Corporate trainings on following platforms:
Application Repackaging/Packaging
Wise Package Studio
Installshield Adminstudio
SCCM 2007
Microsoft App-V


For more details, Please email Contact@Apprepack.in or visit www.apprepack.in

PowerShell PSDrive

To get the list of PowerShell Drives, Type the following command:

PowerShell Execution Policy Commands

Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted

Set-ExecutionPolicy AllSigned

Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

When any of the above command is run, following registry value changes:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\PowerShell\1\ShellIds\Microsoft.PowerShell

Restricted

AllSigned
RemoteSigned
Unrestricted

PowerShell Execution Policy

Following are the execution policies available in PowerShell


1. Restricted: PowerShell Execution policy is set to Restricted by default which means powershell scripts are not allowed for execution


2. All Signed: In this policy, only the signed powershell scripts are allowed for execution


3. RemoteSigned: In this policy, all powershell unsigned scripts present on local harddrive are allowed for execution but scripts are executed remotely from a network share or from internet are not allowed for executed, 


   remote scripts need to be signed for execution.


4. UnRestricted: In this policy all powershell scripts whether they are signed or unsigned are allowed for execution.

Start Service on Remote Computer - PowerShell

Following script will start the service "Browser"


$sb={
$service=get-service browser
if ($Service.status -eq "Stopped") {
write-Host "Starting service on $env:Computername" -foreground Green
$service | Start-service -PassThru
}
else {
$service
}
}

To run the above script type following command:

invoke-command $sb -comp remotecomputername

Result will be as follows: 

Connect to Remote Machine using Powershell

To connect to remote machine using PowerShell. WinRM (Windows Remote Management) service needs to be in started mode on the remote computer.


Then, run the following command on remote computer: WinRM quickconfig


Follow the steps displayed in command prompt to receive requests and remote management. Now the remote machine is ready to be accessed using powershell from any other computer.


Type following command in Powershell to access the remote machine:
-> Enter-PSSession ComputerName