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I've been a System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) expert for over five years. One of the best things about SCCM is that it prevents me from having to install a tool like VNC for remote console viewing. SCCM's remote tools capability allows you to easily right-click on a computer in a collection in the SCCM console and immediately get connected. This all comes built into the SCCM client itself. This is great but there's been times when I want to delegate remote administration to others but don't want them to have the entire console.

After some digging I found that when the SCCM 2012 console is installed, it includes a utility called cmrcviewer.exe. This is the main EXE that's used to make this connection from the console. With a little bit of ingenuity you can remove the console completely and just provide your users with a shortcut to this EXE to allow them to remote to computers without the console at all! Here's how to do it.

Once they type in the computer name, the remote tools EXE should then take over and allow them to remotely control the computer. One thing to note is that doing this does not prevent them from overriding any restrictions you may have in place. This means that if the user does not have permissions to remote to the computer normally through the console they will not be able to remote control the computer via this method either.

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You can remotely, just not with RDP. Any of the remote desktop tools actually access the console, work. We use DameWare Remote Control, but VNC, Chrome RD, Splashtop, all of these work fine with this method.

Remotely accessing computers allows you to control those computers from your own desktop with (or in some cases without) the other users consent. System Center 2012 Configuration Manager offers three methods from within the console to remotely control other computers with the client agent installed.

Now we will add a previously created Domain user called RemoteUser1 as a Configuration Manager console remote tools operator with permission to do Remote tools actions in the console, we are doing this using Role Based Access Control (RBAC) which is a pretty cool feature in Configuration Manager 2012.

In the Administration node of the console, create new custom client device settings with Remote Tools enabled, give the client settings a suitable name like Custom Client Settings - Remote Tools for WorkGroup computers, in the example client settings below I've enabled pretty much every option available in the remote tools agent. In addition, I've added the computer agent and for Organization Name entered Custom Client Settings - Remote Tools.

click on Set Viewers and add a local user with a password that matches a domain user that has access to the Console. In other words if you have a domain user called domain\\RemoteUser1 and you want them to do the remote tools actions in the console, then you should also create a local user called RemoteUser1 on all your workgroup clients that you want to remotely control, this user must have the same password as the domain user.

Once you have deployed the Adobe apps on client machines, you want the subsequent updates for the packages to be available on the client machines. You can create an update package and deploy it manually on the client machines.Instead of deploying the updates manually, you can use RUM. It polls Adobe Update server or the local Adobe Update Server if set up using the Adobe Update Server Setup Tool (AUSST). RUM deploys the latest updates available on update server to each client machine on which it is run. You need not manually push updates to the client machines.The default setting when creating a package from the Admin Console is to have the Adobe updates turned off. Most enterprise environments do not provide their end users with admin privileges. With the updates turned off, the end users will not see the availability of updates; nor could they apply them if downloaded. RUM can be used to have those updates applied remotely even if updates have been disabled through the Options screen in the package creation workflow.Once you have installed RUM on each client machine, you can run it remotely through command line or from remote management tools.

To start the update deployment remotely on each client machine, run RUM on each client machine. You might use enterprise deployment tools, such as SCCM, ARD, JAMF Pro, Munki, or Microsoft Intune for this. Alternatively, you can use a batch file that starts RUM on each client machine.The syntax for RUM is as follows.

You install the tool locally on your computer and it does not require the installation of the Configuration Manager console. You can connect to one Configuration Manager client at a time by typing the dns name or ip address of the client. But you can actually launch the tool from within the Configuration Manager console without the need to manually typing in the name. This can be done by creating a right-click context menu for the tool.

Using the above method you can extend the ConfigMgr console with all kinds of menu items. You could add an item which could launch your favorite remote tool in case you do not want to use the built-in remote tools.

For remote or roaming users, deploying packages using software deployment tools requires that the target system must be able to connect to the deployment management console while on the network or, if remote, using cloud-based console, using a VPN connection, or to allow remote users to access on-premises management console through DMZ or other inbound rules.

For organizations that do not have software deployment tools for remote and roaming end-users, Qualys has created an installer bundle utility that will wrap the Qualys agent installer and the two required installation arguments into a single installer .exe application.

Patch Connect Plus supports SCCM Right Click Tools-a refined approach to managing end user systems using SCCM. Patch Connect Plus adds 25 different client administrative and troubleshooting tools to SCCM, allowing users to carry out essential systems management operations right from the SCCM console.

These options include some basic client diagnosing actions to crank up the client computers when they're down. These actions can be performed right from the SCCM console so you don't have to reach every single client machines. These remote client troubleshooting options include,

Solution: Yes. 'Admin Tools' provides remote troubleshooting options that can be performed right from the console. In this case, you can easily check if the systems are up-to-date by selecting 'Open client log network folder'

Microsoft Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) provides remote control, patch management, software distribution, operating system deployment, network access protection and hardware and software inventory. Organizations may control their organizations deployed windows endpoints from a single console.

BeyondTrust Remote Support works across Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and Chrome OS. Centrally access and control any remote computer or device, on-or-off the network, without depending on a VPN.

I got a short question: I installed the VDA on my PC and set up everythign on the farm and it is working as expected, but:Whenever I am working locally on my PC and open ANY citrix app (published app from a terminal server) for the first time, my local session gets locked as citrix tries to roam my console session to a remote session via the workspace app.

Installs the Initial Client remotely without third party tools such as Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) or Intune. The Push Operation mechanism extends to devices that do not have the Initial Client installed yet.

This script will tell you what folders are used or not used in a given path by a site in System Center Configuration Manager. It leverages the ConfigMgr PowerShell cmdlets to gather content object source path information so you need the console installed. The script can be run remotely from a site server, e.g. your desktop.A PSObject is returne... More info 1e1e36bf2d