Sccm Query Domain Membership

Select from sms r system inner join sms g system computer system on sms g system computer system resourceid sms r system resourceid where sms g system computer system domain domain name.

Sccm query domain membership. This query requires that the sccm client is installed and hardware inventory is turned on. You can filter the results based on name or id. Select stop if you want to stop a long running query.

Dynamically update the membership of a collection based on a query that configuration manager runs on a schedule. Simply copy and paste these into the sccm query statement of the query rule. Sccm comes with built in collections however you may need to create collections based on requirements.

Use this cmdlet to scope a query for devices or users to a specific collection. It s useful in an environment where you have devices joined to multiple domains. All queries tested in sccm current branch 1902.

This query will give you a device collection based on a domain name. In the query statement properties select the green triangle to show the query results preview window. Create dynamic membership query for user collection using ad security group the second part of the ad group based sccm collection creation is explained in the below section.

If you want to group all your domain controllers in one device collection you can use a simple query. This user collection is created using a dynamic collection wql query. If you are looking for a sccm device collection to group all domain controllers in your setup you are at right place.

When you query a collection this cmdlet returns objects for all members. Sccm clients collections clients not approved select sms r system resourceid sms r system resourcetype sms r system name sms r system smsuniqueidentifier sms r system resourcedomainorworkgroup sms r system client from sms r system inner join sms cm res coll sms00001 on sms cm res coll sms00001 resourceid sms r. For example you can create a collection of users that are a member of the human resources organizational unit in active directory domain services.