I'm having no luck with this on Google.  

I need to create a custom report in SCCM that will list out all systems that have not rebooted within the last 14 days.  I'm completely unfamiliar with creating SCCM reports.  I'm looking for a step-by-step on how to create this report.  So far, I've found lots of SQL statements that don't work but that's about it.

If you have a link to a video or article on how to do this it would be great!

Thank you,

In our Sharepoint site, we have 2 lists.
One we'll call list A (which is the master list) and list B (which is almost the same list, but with less fields).

• List A is only accessible by a small group of persons (let's call the group G).
• List B is accessible to everybody.

Our workflow is structured in such way that when you create an element in List B, it gets copied in List A and deleted from List B. The goal is to enable anyone to create entries in List A, but with limited access to certain fields.
If a user of group G creates an element in List B, the workflow works perfect (since the user has "contribute" access on List A, being member of group G).
But if any user NOT member of group G creates an element in List B, the workflow doesn't work, because it uses the same credentials as the user logged in who doesn't have "contribute" access on List A.

My question is :
Can we and how easy is it to impersonnate another users account in Sharepoint in a workflow process? The goal would be to impersonnate a generic user account that would have "contribute" access on List A and use that account just to make the copy on List A.

My second question is :
If it's not possible to impersonnate (or if it's not a good practice for security matters), how could I manage such a situation?

Thanks,
Claude

We use Ken's Skypeoptimzer site to create our dialing rules. we've used failover routing in the same site for this.

unfortunately an unintended result is: any external inbound call to one of our users which has simring enabled, results in the sim ring leg of the call going out via our second SIP trunk and not through the same trunk as the inbound call. this becomes an issue since our Secondary 'failover' trunk is infact a pstn gateway which cannot pass the original calling parties call id on the outbound call id of the simring portion of the call.

we do have an sbc which we can add the pstn gateway to (the same one which controls the primary SIP Trunk), the issue is this would introduce a single point of failure into the call path.

has anyone successfully managed to deal with this issue?

I am trying to include some text blocks on a SharePoint 2013 Survey.  It would seem that there would be some functionality that allows for this, but there is not.  Is there a way around this?  I need to include some titles and directions at the beginning of the survey, and some informational text throughout the survey.

I am upgrading CRM 2011 to CRM 2013 for two organizations (CRMTEST and CRMPROD).  The plan is to upgrade each org to newer CRM versions to get to Dynamics 365 (so CRM 2011 to CRM 2013 to CRM 2015 to CRM 2016 to Dynamics 365)

My question is: we have built one CRM server to Dynamics 365 specs and one SQL Server built to Dynamics 365 requirements.  Is it recommended to have separate servers for  the CRMTEST org and CRMPROD org?  Given our current VMs, we would need to upgrade to a single set of servers, with CRMTEST and CRMPROD on the same Dynamics 365 servers.

The current CRM 2011 environments have separate servers for CRMTEST and CRMPROD.  What could be the problems with both TEST and PROD on the same servers?  For example, could this cause issues with refreshing CRMTEST with CRMPROD?

Thanks

I keep seeing this error message on two 100% identical (same hardware ProLiant DL380p G8, 8 GB RAM on each, same 2012 R2 o/s, same updates) servers that are currently
doing nothing and have nothing else installed in terms of roles and
features except file server. No Exchange, no DC, etc.
Both are physical servers (NO virtualization running on them) on the same network in the same AD domain as all other servers that do not show this error
They both have Shadow Copies enabled and configured for previous versions of files/folders,

Source: ESENT, Type: Warning, EventID: 906
svchost (1036) A significant portion of the database buffer cache has been written out to the system paging file.  This may result in severe performance degradation.
Resident cache has fallen by 4749 buffers (or 97) in the last 1 seconds.
Current Total Percent Resident: 2 (111 of 4860 buffers)

always followed by ESENT EventID 912
svchost (1036) A portion of the database buffer cache has been restored from the system paging file and is now resident again in memory. Prior to this, a portion of the database buffer cache had been written out to the system paging file resulting in performance degradation.
Resident cache has restored by -1 buffers (or -100) in the last 589 seconds.
Current Total Percent Resident: 0 (0 of 9 buffers)

and on one server preceeded by these almost always

ESENT 102
msiexec (4124) Instance: The database engine (6.02.9200.0000) is starting a new instance (0).
…

I want to update ownerid in one of the lead in dynamics crm 2011
all google tells me about the codes below. but i do not know how to declare "SystemUser.EntityLogicalName".
I already ahve SDK reference in the website. please help if you know what to do.

// Create the Request Object and Set the Request Object's Properties  
AssignRequest assignowner = new AssignRequest {  
    Assignee = new EntityReference(SystemUser.EntityLogicalName, _otherUserId),  
        Target = new EntityReference(Account.EntityLogicalName, _accountId)  
};  
// Execute the Request  
orgService.execute(assignowner);   

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In SCCM , my Inventoried Software doesn't show IE (except for v.7 and 8) so I when I run query on IE versions, I get no results.
If I do a software report, again, no IE (iexplore.exe)

Is it because the new versions of IE come in as KBs and aren't in add/remove programs?
How can I query for IE 9,10,11?

I tried this:

select SMS_R_System.Name, SMS_R_System.LastLogonUserName, SMS_R_System.LastLogonTimestamp from SMS_R_System inner join SMS_G_System_SoftwareFile on SMS_G_System_SoftwareFile.ResourceID = SMS_R_System.ResourceId where SMS_G_System_SoftwareFile.FilePath like "%\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\" and SMS_G_System_SoftwareFile.FileName like "iexplore.exe" and SMS_G_System_SoftwareFile.FileVersion like "10.%"

I heard NTP server sync using a protocol to its NTP clients / endpoints so
no credentials (or authenticators) is involved.

What about MS SCCM & MS Dsktop Central?  Do they contain authenticators
of the endpoints they manage?  Can point me to some authoritative/MS
links that state this?  

If they contain them, when the authenticators are being sent to the endpoints,
are they encrypted?

It's a query raised by our Audit.  By authenticators, I assume it refers to
login id & password?

Hi All,

When I create my first DAG through the ECP, I cannot see the C:\FSW like what I have typed in the Database Availability Group window?

Should I manually create the folder in the File Server (that I have chosen as the Witness), or do I have to wait until I add all 5x Mailbox database Nodes ?

Note: The File Share Witness is my PRODFS01-VM (my Production file server).

Hi Team, Could you let me know how can I export all 'Active Alerts' to excel/csv from the scom console.

version - OM 2012 R2

Thanks in advance.