Patch My PC Publisher

I would really like to open the Scan ConfigMgr DB window and query what's in my DB while also being able to choose updates in Publishing Settings. I can then check on what versions are inventoried and apply that knowledge to the update selections....

Right now, if you want to choose to distribute only to a set of chosen distribution points, it requires doing so to only DP Groups, there is no option to choose a DP. As such, for cases where people do not have any DP groups, but only DPs, there i...

Some processes are always running but inactive. For instance, the Pulse Secure VPN client runs several executables that are live irrespective of an active VPN connection. If we were able to use registry keys, expressions, etc. to determine when to...

This idea is similar to I-831. The scenario is as follows: For ConfigMgr Applications, you can delay in place updates to applications by X days It would be beneficial to allow an option to always bypass this delay if the update is flagged as a cri...

We need to be able to manuelly set the deferal time for both Updates and Apps. Both on the upper level (All) and per update/app. We need the same functionality as in App Deployment Toolkit. We can't and don't want to rely on stupid CM-settings. It...

Based on email

AAD app registration secret keys can expire as quickly as 3 months, and many security teams will not allow consumers to issue a secret for more than 12 months. Currently we start receiving expiry notifications 30 days in advance, which is a bit so...

We need a option like show only apps for not enabled products in the sccm app mananger tool window

I added the option to include logging for the updates but I later discovered that I needed to republish the apps. If I did not look at my daily patch email and saw the warnings, I would never have known and my systems would not get the changes.

When I try to use the PMC Console on server for SCCM updates or Apps, I get a prompt that its in use. I need to search for people who have access to check who is using it. Instead if it directly shows me the username of the person using the consol...