Application and Package source locations

[KeithDib]

Hi

 

We current deploy 500+ applications and or Packages.

 

Unfortunately for security reasons the source location needs to be changed, in a hurry.

 

is there a method to do all these using a script or inbuilt function?

 

Thanks

[ludi2014]

Powershell use it.

here is some example of command you can use

 

Get-CMPackage | Select Name ,Manufacture ,Version,Description ,Language ,Path

 

Get-CMProgram | Select ProgramName ,PackageName |export-csv C:\install\pak.csv -Delimiter ";"

 

Update-SCCMDriverPkgSourcePath -sccmserver (Connect-SCCMServer) -currentPath "\\OLDSERVER\Source\DriverPackages" -newPath "\\NEWSERVER\Source\DriverPackages"

Update-SCCMPackageSourcePath -sccmserver (Connect-SCCMServer) -currentPath "\\OLDSERVER\Source\Packages" -newPath "\\NEWSERVER\Source\Packages"

 

kind regard

sg

http://www.learnmesccm.com/

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[Peter van der Woude]

Update-SCCMDriverPkgSourcePath -sccmserver (Connect-SCCMServer) -currentPath "\\OLDSERVER\Source\DriverPackages" -newPath "\\NEWSERVER\Source\DriverPackages"

Update-SCCMPackageSourcePath -sccmserver (Connect-SCCMServer) -currentPath "\\OLDSERVER\Source\Packages" -newPath "\\NEWSERVER\Source\Packages"

 

Those are not standard PowerShell cmdlets... In that case you would need some additional code..

 

Another thing you could look at is this free tool by Coretech: http://blog.coretech.dk/kea/updated-version-of-the-package-source-changer/

[Jorgen Nilsson]

Hi,
The Powershell module that is refeered to above can be found here and can of course be used as well. http://www.snowland.se/powershell/sccm-posh/

Regards,
Jörgen