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Can pki be integrated with configuration manager 2012 post installation? I havent been able to find anything on the topic of maintenance of configuration manager revolving around updating the installation with pki support after the fact.

I don't know if i've missed a step in configuring the Service Manager Portal or console, but I can't seem to get Portal to show up in the navigation pane under Administration. SM Portal is up and running, but i can't do any administration from the console. Any help in figuring out where to even...

I don't know if i've missed a step in configuring the Service Manager Portal or console, but I can't seem to get Portal to show up in the navigation pane under Administration. SM Portal is up and running, but i can't do any administration from the console. Any help in figuring out where to even...

We are in the process of migrating away from Groupwise to Exchange. The problem being experienced is Groupwise users are unable to view meeting invitation requests from an Outlook client. The Outlook clients are configured to use iCal for external calender request, but the mail servers are...

Can i take an image of an existing windows 7 system, using sccm, and then drop it down on to another system of same hardware for testing purposes?

Anyone know what the registry key is for setting default fonts is for windows XP?

actually, we are wanting to disable the public library all together, keeping users from placing files in that location.

I know you can remove libraries with the registry, but is it possible to remove them through GPO?

problem is no longer occuring. I suspect that someone that manages AD sent out a policy that screwed the domain registration of the systems up after reboot and then found out what problems were going on and reverted the GP to a previous incarnation. unfortunately, they'll never own up to it if...

manual addition will also drop from the domain as well. That i am aware of, no group policy is set to prevent the changes on reboot.

zen 10 can push automatically to a system as long as administrative credencials are correct. It can autodiscover a system and assuming you have the correct authentication information, it will then self install unbeknownced to the user until the reboot.

novell zenworks has these functionalities built in. zen10 version 10.2.2. it is costly so if if you are looking for something that is inexpensive, that isn't it, but it does have the ability to do everything you are requesting.

we added these systems with a vb script distributed via zenworks 10.

I have a group of systems that have been added to a windows domain. The problem is that upon reboot, these systems revert to a workgroup. There is no event being logged to windows so we aren't sure what is causing this. Any Ideas?

I'm getting reports of systems loosing their domain registration automaticall and reverting to a local workgroup. I've not been able to determin any other causes to this and my team and i are starting to wonder if this is viral. Has anyone heard of a virus that would remove the domain...

it was incredibly helpfull. that key pointed me to the infection source on our servers. it was set to open a hidden system file generated by sality in a volume that everyone in that department uses. with in the mountpoints2 key, there were several paths that had additional keys within them...

User clicks on a drive map, a specific drive map, as either a shortcut on the desktop or a link in my computer and it will launch notepad. Sality has been going around my office, but this system has come back clean. I say sality because this is one of the things that it does. anyone have any...

i guess the real question is, what key combonation blows away the entire configuration and sets everything back to initial install

download subacl.exe from microsoft and put it in the windows directory. then create a batch file with the following script: subinacl /subkeyreg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE /grant=administrators=f subinacl /subkeyreg HKEY_CURRENT_USER /grant=administrators=f subinacl /subkeyreg HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT...

tried all the usernames and passwords i could think of, including those listed. i haven't given lexmark a call yet. The printer isn't resetting based on the instructions here. i'm still getting the configured tcp/ip settings that were set.