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Your program line will need to be<br />
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cmd.exe /c &quot;c:\mybatchfile.bat&quot;<br />
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or <br />
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cmd.exe /c &quot;\\servername\servershare\<wbr />mybatchfil<wbr />e.bat&quot;<br />
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cheers<br />
MarkieS<br />

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You can also do it as a Task Sequence, Advertised to machines with a one step Task Sequence &quot;Run a command line&quot;<br />
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Again - the command line will be as above
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Oh, so I DON'T copy the batch file to the distribution servers? Just make a folder on a server share, dump the batch file in that, and create a &quot;program&quot; that just runs the batch file from that share?
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Also, what do I do about &quot;source files&quot;, say that there are none? How about distributing the package to the dist servers; do I have to do that?<br />
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I just need to know the correct steps, never did a batch file before with SCCM. 
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I have created a batch file that I need to run on Pc's/Servers with the SCCM client, and I was wondering if there was any special way the &quot;packages&quot; needed to be configured, or it there were any special commands I need to type in the command line for the new &quot;program&quot;.<br />
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Thanks,
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I have created a batch file that I need to run on Pc's/Servers with the SCCM client, and I was wondering if there was any special way the "packages" needed to be configured, or it there were any special commands I need to type in the command line for the new "program".

Thanks,

Using SCCM to push out a batch file to run

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