SCCM Scripts - New feature for 1706

[SuperduperPackager]

Since SCCM 1706, you can run PowerShell scripts on collections from the console.

 

I ran a simple script on a collection with 25 computers and when I look in "Script Status" under "Monitoring", it shows that it ran successfully on 3 computers out of the 25.

 

I validated that the script had made changes on the 3 computers being listed and it didn't for the other 22 computers.

 

Any idea why my script would run only on 3 computers when the collection has 25 computers in it?

 

Also, I noticed that if I run multiple scripts on that same collection, it's always only the same 3 computers that run them.

[Geoff]

The client needs Powershell 3.0 or better for this to work.

Check the scripts.log on the affected client when it doesn't work.

[SuperduperPackager]

The client needs Powershell 3.0 or better for this to work.

Check the scripts.log on the affected client when it doesn't work.

 

PowerShell 3.0 is installed on all computers in this collection. They have the same configuration because they were all deployed with the same task sequence.

 

On the computers where the script ran, I can see the Script log file, but it's not present on the other computers where the script didn't run.

[Arthur]

Have you done everything listed here...

 

https://www.systemcenterdudes.com/sccm-deploy-powershell-script

[Geoff]

On the computers where the script ran, I can see the Script log file, but it's not present on the other computers where the script didn't run.

 

Has the client upgraded on all the machines?

[SuperduperPackager]

The clients weren't all upgraded yet. Thank you all for your help!