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Using BigFix Actions

I need to query Active Directory for computers that Start with LAP as 3 first characters of computer name (for LAPTOPs) then if users have logged into them in the last 90 days then I can deploy Adobe reader (msi).

I wonder if Bigfix can be configured to do that ?
If so please show me how to do it

Thank you
Active DirectoryScripting LanguagesApplication ServersPowershellVB Script

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8/22/2022 - Mon
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How do you integrate that powershell with BigFix.
Because the point is after Bigfix queries AD then it will deploy the Adobe Reader
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I do not Think EE has Bigfix section.
it is bought by IBM and it is called now Tivoli...it is a product, that deploys MS Updates, you can deploy software to users and computers, etc.... it is like GPO, but a lot faster, faster than SCCM .......
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