I received a nice email from Robert Mitsch about my status messages right click tool. Back in the days of SMS 2003 in late 2005 I had tried to work with the statview.exe application for the status messages but didn't have the time nor could I find some good documentation so I just kept it the way it was with statusmessages.exe. Well he has it working with statview. Shown below is the new method. The differences are as follows:
1. No longer to you need to select server and hit enter
2. Messages no longer pull ALL messages in. This caused problems sometimes. It now pulls in around 1 month of messages.
<filepath>C:\xxxxxxx\AdminUI\bin\i386\statview.exe</filepath>
<parameters>/SMS:Server=\\##SUB:__Server## /SMS:Path=##SUB:__Namespace## /SMS:System=##SUB:Name##</parameters>
Changes will be made here on SCCM Tools website
http://www.sccm-tools.com/tools/rightclick/rightclick-statusmessages.html
and on my original blog post
http://sms-hints-tricks.blogspot.com/2008/06/right-click-tool-status-messages.html
SMS/SCCM, Beyond Application Deployment is a blog by Matthew Hudson covering SMS 2003, SCCM 2007, 2012 and beyond package deployment. Here you will find hints, tips, and tricks to help with managing your infrastructure. It will focus mainly on Reg files, Batch, VbScript, WMI, and possibly other methods.
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Well I started this blog in March 2007.
In the last 6 months I have had these stats:
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28,342 Page Views
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This is by no means the best blog or the one with the most hits. I though it would be interesting to look at what is going on with it. It gives you a good feeling when someone looks at your work
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