Luke Nichols
Network Engineer at Kettering University
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Luke Nichols commented,
Craig, As far as I know this cannot be done directly in Inventory, but you could calculate this using a SQL report. Whenever managers want this information just generate a SQL report that has a gen...
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Luke Nichols commented,
No problem. Glad I could help.
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Luke Nichols commented,
Eldred, You misunderstand how the Files & Directories table works. It does not store the complete file path in the "Name" field. It stores the path in the "Path" field and the filename in the "Name...
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Luke Nichols commented,
I don't have Mimecast in my environment so I'm using Dropbox instead for my example. See screenshot below:
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Luke Nichols commented,
Craig, Here is my interpretation of your problem, please correct me if I'm wrong: You want to deploy a Microsoft Office plugin to every computer containing any version of Microsoft Office. You don'...
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Luke Nichols commented,
Alex, Most of your issues can be resolved by simply creating one dynamic collection that meets all of your deployment criteria. You can create a dynamic collection based on membership in other coll...
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Luke Nichols commented,
I am not a PDQ employee (just a happy customer) but I do know that many of them frequent these forums so hopefully someone sees your suggestions. I am not sure what documentation you read but the d...
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Luke Nichols commented,
I will try to clarify some of your questions: The PDQ server can be installed on a workstation or an actual server, that is up to you. If you are using the Central Server feature I would definitel...
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Luke Nichols commented,
In my opinion, the best approach would be to do this: Create a PDQ Inventory collection containing only computers that haven't had the script run within the past 7 days. See below for an example o...
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Luke Nichols commented,
Emily, You don't want to apply those settings to "HKEY_USERS\.Default", you want to apply them to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER". That way it will run at login for all users.