SCCM 2012 RTM & Windows Mobile 6.5 device inventory

Hi all
I have an issue collecting the right hardware information on these devices. I have setup device enrollment which works fine but I can't get it to inventory either the IMEI of the device or phone number.
Looking at the hardware inventory classes I cant seem to find anything relating to IMEI or phone number under mobile device classes.
Am I going to have to go down the custom mof route? Searching around it seems that IMEI and number collection was in SCCM 2007 but can't find it in 2012...
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Panu
Thanks for your response, it seems that the Device ID field is blank on the harware inventories for my 6.5 devices :( So far I have tried a Psion EP10 and a HTC HD2 both with the same results.
Unfortunately Activesync is not an option due to additional licensing costs and with the number of devices being rolled out it would take us over our Exchange standard mailbox limit.
Looks like I have 2 slightly different problems then:
1) Why is the device ID not being returned?
2) Do I need to create a custom mof file to collect the phone number?

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Hello,
I am after some advice. We have two physical locations containing a single SCCM 2012 primary site server in one location and distribution point server in the other location.
Both servers are also configured as DHCP Servers and DHCP scope options have been configured correctly to allow both DHCP and Windows Deployment Services to co-exist.
OSD was working fine, until I upgraded the primary site server to SCCM 2012 SP1. During the upgrade process, I installed Windows ADK 8.1 which would appear is not supported however no errors were reported during the upgrade process.
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Thank you both for your replies and advice
The configMgr 2012 environment is primarily used for OSD, and software updates for Servers only.
I have followed Peter’ advice, and uninstalled WADK 8.1 and installed 8.0 and I am currently investigating errors within the SMSPXE.log, and I have seen other posts elsewhere within these forums
with the same issue with suggested solutions which I shall investigate.
With regards to DHCP on the ConfigMgr site servers – I could not agree with you more.
Unfortunately, my company use a third party DHCP solution which was incapable of supporting PXE-boot for OSD.
We were therefore required to have a separate Microsoft DHCP solution on the site servers to by-pass this issue.
The intention is to upgrade to Configmgr 2012 R2.
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Can WE join existing SCCM 2012 RTM to new SCCM 2012R2 CAS

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No. You can only, since SP1, expand an existing primary site to a CAS during the installation of the CAS. See for more information:
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Prestaged OSD using SCCM 2012 SP1 windows Partition variable is not being set

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I believe that it is best practice to deploy the latest version of software, unless there is a specific reason not to do so.
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AMT 3.2.10 Clients with SCCM 2012 on Windows 2012

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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c1e93ef9-761f-4f60-8372-df9bf5009be0#BKMK_SupConfigOOB

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SCCM 2012 deploy windows 7: how to manage network/server load?

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*Can you limit in SCCM 2012 bandwith usage?
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You need to be as local as possible. You can host a deployment point role on a client OS such as windows 7 so you could temporarily setup one machine hosting OS images and then rebuild it last as well.
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SCCM 2012: mainteance windows?

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TCP     [::]:1026              [::]:0
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TCP     [::]:1028              [::]:0
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After installing SCCM client via Task Sequence, and rebooting, the Self-signed certificate never comes down so the other Action items in Cinfiguration Manager Properties never come down. The only way I can get the Certificate to come down (seen in
MMC) is to give full permission (No one had rights initially) to rsa keys folder, delete smscfg.ini file and restart the sms host service. But if you go into configuration manager properties the client certificate is still shown as None. The locationServices.log
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is there any way to get IP address for WMD. all devices are connected to our wireless network.
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That means enrolled via Microsoft Intune? If so, the IP address is not part of the default inventory of mobile devices. For a complete list, per OS, see:
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[SCCM 2012 R2] Windows Update Agent do not scan correctly thus SCCM has bad reports

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https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2687455
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http://www.blackforce.co.uk/2013/01/27/get-list-of-installed-windows-office-updates-command-line
The sample in the following article can be used to determine if a critical security update is installed on a computer. If the update isn't installed, the user can ensure that the update is downloaded and installed. The user can also ensure that
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https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa387101(v=vs.85).aspx
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Do you want to restrict USB drives? If yes, there is a list of recently connected USB drives available in
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SCCM 2012 - Maintenance Windows Issue with Update Deployment using Task Sequence

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We use a Task Sequence to deploy "Patch Tuesday" security fix; we use the integrated step "Install Software Update" and the Task Sequence run during Maintenance Windows (1 hour).
We notice that the time remaining is not recalculated on every software update installation occur (http://blogs.technet.com/b/csloyan/archive/2010/10/24/maintenance-window-calculations-explained.aspx);
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Hi,
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