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Problem using .NET to create and add new CollectionRule
Thanks. I've tried using the api but my background is more scripter than programmer. I'm slowly coming up to speed on ASP.NET and I've got the dll added as a reference. It's actually a lot less code (see below) to do the same function: Dim oProvider As New SMSProvider("SMS0X"...- jspencer15
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- Forum: Microsoft: SMS (Systems Management Server)
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SMS for Dummies
This is what I've been able to find about the ports used by SMS 2003 Advanced Clients. SMS 2003 Advanced Client to AD (for LDAP queries to locate a management point): UDP port 389 (UDP LDAP Ping) TCP port 389 (LDAP) TCP port 636 (LDAP over SSL) TCP port 3268 (explicit connection to Global...- jspencer15
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- Forum: Microsoft: SMS (Systems Management Server)
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SMS for Dummies
SMS does use a client. The client makes heavy use of WMI which is built into current Windows operating systems. The client does not show up in add/remove programs but there are several ways to know it's there. First, it puts some new control panel icons in the control panel: 1. Systems...- jspencer15
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- Forum: Microsoft: SMS (Systems Management Server)
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Problem using .NET to create and add new CollectionRule
Hi, I'm building an asp.net website to administer SMS. There is a relatively simple function I've been using for quite some time in Visual Basic to add a computer to a collection. However when I take the code verbatim and add it to a .NET website I get inconsistent results. Sometimes the...- jspencer15
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- Forum: Microsoft: SMS (Systems Management Server)
