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You can do this by creating a packages which runs the .bat or .cmd file. You then advertise that package to a collection.
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You can do this by creating a packages which runs the .bat or .cmd file. You then advertise that package to a collection.

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Thanks for your response, a last question, as I check when they were going to assign the package (. Cmd). I need to be before a given day or hour, I can do that?<br />
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THX!
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Thanks for your response, a last question, as I check when they were going to assign the package (. Cmd). I need to be before a given day or hour, I can do that?

THX!

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 Good afternoon, my question is simple <br />
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Can I use System Center Configuration Manager to deploy a script (. Cmd or. Bat) to the workstations / servers. <br />
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In the case that if you can, where do I do? <br />
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Thank you 
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 Good afternoon, my question is simple 

Can I use System Center Configuration Manager to deploy a script (. Cmd or. Bat) to the workstations / servers. 

In the case that if you can, where do I do? 

Thank you 

Simple Question -  Deploy Script with SCCM

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