SCCM Task sequence account

[Sam_]

I'm trying to get SCCM to reference a script in a shared folder to be used in a task sequence but it is failing with "access is denied", what account does SCCM use during the task sequence? Is it not the account I use to login and manage SCCM? Does the SYSTEM account need adding to the shared permissions of the folder? If I add everyone as full access in advanced sharing it works fine, but I dont want everyone to have full access.

 

Thanks

[FN-GM]

When I need to do something like that I put the script in a package and run it as a step in SCCM. Means you don't have to faff around.

[Sam_]

When I need to do something like that I put the script in a package and run it as a step in SCCM. Means you don't have to faff around.

 

I have tried this but it still fails with an Incorrect function error, heres a screenshot:

 

[FN-GM]

Put it into a batch file. Put that into a package and run the batch file from the package.

[Arthur]

Try this as the command line (assuming SetRes.cmd is already in your package)...

 

cmd /c %~dp0SetRes.cmd

[free780]

Make sure your SCCM Network Account is configured with read only access to shares and NTFS. Also give domain computers read access.

[Sam_]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, got it working by editing the script as it was essentially incorrect for being in a package.