MDT query

Hi,
The "Recovered Adapter Audit Log" in Message Display Tool, seems to display logs only for the current day.
Is there any setting that can be done, for it to display the logs of messages for the last 4 weeks or so?
If not,where else can I get an adapter log for the last 4 weeks?
Regards,
Smitha.

Hi,
I donot have access to visual admin.
Any other suggesstions?
Thanks,
Smitha.

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After the subsequent reboot, bFoundMU was set to true.

Another detail I neglected to mention is that I am using two separate deployment shares, one for building the deploy image and the other for actual deployments. I think I found another clue in the log, muauth.cab:
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The next stanza in ZTIWindowsUpdate.wsf is this:
If oEnvironment.Item("WsusServer") = "" then
                          iResult = oUtility.FindFile("muauth.cab", strCabPath)
                       If iResult <> Success then
                           '// "" will force a internet search for cab file
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                       oLogging.CreateEntry " Status: " & NewUpdateService.RegistrationState, LogTypeInfo
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Indeed, the muauth.cab file was present in my first one, but not the deployment one. As the log says, since there is no muauth.cab file, the code will then go download it.
I don't know how, when, or why this happened (why is it in my first DS and not my second?), but a simple test this evening will confirm my suspicion that if the file is not present it will update as expected.

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        <cfset srch_trm = "#srch_str#">
        <cfset sql_txt =
            "SELECT DISTINCT
              [BAA_SBJ].SRC_SYS_NM, [BAA_SBJ].SRC_SYS_GUID, [BAA_SBJ].OBJ_GUID, [BAA_SBJ].SBJ_NM, [BAA_SBJ].SBJ_DOB, [BAA_SBJ].SBJ_ID, [BAA_SBJ].NOTE, [BAA_SBJ].CDT, [BAA_SBJ].CTM, [BAA_SBJ].CBY, [BAA_SBJ].MDT, [BAA_SBJ].MTM, [BAA_SBJ].MBY
            FROM
              BAA_SBJ [BAA_SBJ]
              LEFT JOIN BAA_SES [BAA_SES] ON [BAA_SES].PAR_GUID = [BAA_SBJ].OBJ_GUID
              LEFT JOIN BAA_IMG [BAA_IMG] ON [BAA_IMG].PAR_GUID = [BAA_SES].OBJ_GUID
            WHERE [WHERE_CLAUSE] ORDER BY [BAA_SBJ].SBJ_NM">
        <cfset whr = "([BAA_SBJ].SBJ_NM CONTAINING TRIM( rm_srch_trm1 ) OR " &
                "[BAA_SBJ].NOTE CONTAINING TRIM(:prm_srch_trm2 ) OR " &
                "[BAA_SBJ].SBJ_DOB CONTAINING TRIM(:prm_srch_trm3 ) OR " &
                "[BAA_SES].SES_TYP CONTAINING TRIM(:prm_srch_trm4 ) OR " &
                "[BAA_SES].NOTE CONTAINING TRIM(:prm_srch_trm5 ) OR " &
                "[BAA_IMG].NOTE CONTAINING TRIM(:prm_srch_trm6 ))">
        <cfset sql_txt = Replace(sql_txt,"[WHERE_CLAUSE]", "#whr#", "ALL")>
        <cfset sql_txt = AbrvTblNms(sql_txt)>
    
        <cfscript>
        queryService = new query();
        queryService.setDatasource("cfBAA_odbc");
        queryService.setName("qSBJs");
        queryService.setAttributes(sql="#sql_txt#");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm1", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm2", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm3", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm4", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm5", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        queryService.addParam(name="prm_srch_trm6", value="#srch_trm#", cfsqltype="VARCHAR");
        result = queryService.execute();
        qSBJs = result.getResult();
        </cfscript>
        
        <cfreturn qSBJs>
    </cffunction>
THANKS TO ADAM AND DAN FOR HELPIMG ME GET THIS FAR! Now, don't let me embarass you by doing something dum and giving you "credit", if you see me doing something dum above. Thanks!

Integrate Sap Query into ESS and MSS

Hello
I have been following this http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-50736;IDSactivation=99FDF6E06B5918D0293BF0BE7884FBCB0606A0F376FFD7908517BA7F2738E3A6
for the intergration of SAP Query.
However i am getting stuck at step 6 as it appears RP_MSS_CONVERT_MDT_TO_LPD_CUST
does not exist and ideas what i am missing.
So i have had to convert my MDT scenario using PWPC_CONV_MDT_TO_LPA
From there i have then been able to run program APB_LPD_LPA_CUST_TO_LPD_CUST
which has converted it into a launchpad in LPD_CUST, however once there it has no system alias defined for my applications so they won't launch and the launchpad entries for managers desktop don't give me a system alias option.
Regards
Adam

Hi Adam,
what release are you on? Do you use any Add-ons? The document you are following is written for EHP6, and I think MSS Add-On 1.0 is also needed as this add-on brings the WD ABAP applications for MSS.
The report you don't have in your system is located in the WDA specific package for MSS, so I think it comes with the Add-on. The transaction you use for launchpad generation is the "old" one, that can be used from Enterprise Portal. Inside portal, you have a launchpad iView with properties for the scenario and the system alias.
Do you have a possibility to install MSS Add-On 1.0? This should solve your problem and let you follow the guide.
Regards,
Marc

MDT 2010 - Can't install OS on disk 1

Hi
We are running MDT 2010 SP1 at one of our customers, and having problems with Windows 7 installation on a specific model (Lenovo T440). The model comes with two disks:
Disk 0 (SSD) - 14GB
Disk 1 (HD) - 465GB
Our normal task sequence works fine if a machine only has one disk.
I want my OS to be installed on disk 1 and disk 0 empty formatted.
In my task sequence under "New Computer only" I have made two new format steps with a WMI query so it only runs if the machine is a Lenovo T440.
SSD
HD:
And a new step when installing OS with the same WMI query where disk 1 and partition 1 is selected.
But the task sequence install the OS on the SSD Disk (Disk 0) and fails.
Any ideas?
Regards,
FC

Hi Keith
In my current situation I only have one specific model that comes with a different disk layout, so I don't think I have to do a WMI query for which disk I want to install the operating system on. For this machine model it should always be installed on Disk
1.
In my task sequence I already 3 steps that only runs on this model. (based on a WMI query - I query the Win32_ComputerSystem for Model). 2 steps that format and partitions the disks. (Screenshot in my first post) and a step for installing the operating system:
All steps runs, but the OS still installs on Disk 0. And when I look ind c:\MININT\unattened.xml while the "Install Operating System T440 step runs I see the following:
<InstallTo>
<DiskID>0</DiskID>
<PartitionID>1</PartitionID>
</InstallTo>
Could I just set the OSDDiskIndex in my Task Sequence? If yes, where should I put it?
Regards,
FC

[SOLVED] makepkg package-query

I'm trying to make the package for package-query so I can install yaourt but I keep getting this output
==> Making package: package-query 1.2-2 (Tue May 28 05:08:29 MDT 2013)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving sources...
-> Downloading package-query-1.2.tar.gz...
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 367k 100 367k 0 0 201k 0 0:00:01 0:00:01 --:--:-- 201k
==> Validating source files with md5sums...
package-query-1.2.tar.gz ... Passed
==> Extracting sources...
-> Extracting package-query-1.2.tar.gz with bsdtar
==> Starting build()...
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
checking whether build environment is sane... yes
/home/christian/package-query/src/package-query-1.2/missing: Unknown `--is-lightweight' option
Try `/home/christian/package-query/src/package-query-1.2/missing --help' for more information
configure: WARNING: 'missing' script is too old or missing
checking for a thread-safe mkdir -p... /usr/bin/mkdir -p
checking for gawk... gawk
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... no
checking whether make supports nested variables... no
checking for gcc... no
checking for cc... no
checking for cl.exe... no
configure: error: in `/home/christian/package-query/src/package-query-1.2':
configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
See `config.log' for more details
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
Aborting...
Last edited by murray825 (2013-05-28 11:27:01)

You should learn to use makepkg before you start using a wrapper.
http://jasonwryan.com/blog/2013/04/09/helpers/

Permissions within MDT Deployment Workbench

We are using ConfigMgr with a MDT Integrated task sequence.
We recently had an issue where a developer made changes to the production role, instead of the development role causing all builds in production to fail.
Short of telling devs 'dont do that' is there any way to secure what an individual can and cannot edit within MDT? Ideally we'd have only our validation team able to edit the production roles, with the developers only modifying the non-production roles.
This is accomplished through scoping in SCCM, but I see nothing similar in MDT.
Has anyone else successfully implemented something to this end?
Will
Will

I'm slightly confused. Are you using ConfigMgr for all of your deployments or do you have ConfigMgr as well as an MDT Litetouch environment?
As you mentioned, ConfigMgr access is controlled with RBAC. MDT Litetouch (standalone) doesn't have anything like RBAC; at best, you would be relegated to looking at security permissions on the deployment share or perhaps setting up a second deployment share
for non-production tasks.
-Nick O.
We are using ConfigMgr for deployment, but storing different load configurations in MDT. The build configuration is populated in MDT, and the task sequences determines which applications to install by querying the role from MDT.
One role within MDT will be 'finance', while the other will be 'finance-dev'. Unfortunately these are just rows in a database, so I think MDT lacks in any way to limit which items a user can edit.
Hoping someone can tell me otherwise...
Will

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