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Summary: Use the PowerShell cmdlets in Configuration Manager to pull a list of all distribution points.  How can I get an easy-to-read list of the distribution points in a site?  Load the Configuration Manager 2012 cmdlets, and run the following one-liner in PowerShell: Get-CMDistributionPoint | Select-Object NetworkOsPath,RoleName,SiteCo...

Summary: Use the Configuration Manager cmdlets to update applications in distribution points.  Hey, Scripting Guy! I’m forever having the nightmare of going clickity, click, click, click when I’m working with my distribution points—especially when updating applications and packages. There must be some way to do this in Windows PowerShell. Can...

Summary: Use the Configuration Manager cmdlets to show all available User and Device collections.  How can I use Windows PowerShell to list all the available User and Device collections in Configuration Manager 2012,            and then export the list to a file?  Use the Get-CMCollection cmdle...

Summary: Use the Configuration Manager cmdlets to work with site collections.  Hey, Scripting Guy! I deal with Configuration Manager on a regular basis, and I have to manage User and Device collections. I’d like an easier way to add and remove members and audit the memberships of site collections. Could you show me how to do that with the cmd...

Summary: Use PowerShell cmdlets to identify the current version and build number of a Configuration Manager site.  How can I use Windows PowerShell to find the current version and build number for a client's            Configuration Manager site?  When you have the cmdlets for Configuration Manager 2012 ...