Use custom
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https://cloudapps.herokuapp.com/imagetoascii/
https://loveeevee.github.io/Dots-Converter/retro.html
Use custom
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https://cloudapps.herokuapp.com/imagetoascii/
https://loveeevee.github.io/Dots-Converter/retro.html
Legit
intent is to find any/all SCCM computer objects residing in the DB and delete each one via PowerShell
Anon theory
CM speaking code
$SCCMObj = get-wmiobject -query "select * from SMS_R_SYSTEM WHERE Name='$env:computername'" -computername [SMSServer] -namespace "ROOT\SMS\site_[SiteCode]"
$PSB = $SCCMObj.psbase
$=PSBSR= = $SCCMObj.psbase.syncroot
$PSBLgth = $SCCMObj.psbase.length
$SCCMArray = @($PSB, $PSBSR, $PSBLgth)
$SCCMArray | ForEach {If ($_ -ne $Null) {$SCCMObj.psbase.delete()}}
The intent is to find any/all SCCM computer objects residing in the DB and delete each one via PowerShell.
Anon theory is CM speaking code
= $PSBSR =
Power Shell Base Sync Root
$SCCMObj = get-wmiobject -query "select * from SMS_R_SYSTEM WHERE Name='$env:computername'" -computername [SMSServer] -namespace "ROOT\SMS\site_[SiteCode]"
$PSB = $SCCMObj.psbase
$PSBSR = $SCCMObj.psbase.syncroot
$PSBLgth = $SCCMObj.psbase.length
$SCCMArray = @($PSB, $PSBSR, $PSBLgth)
$SCCMArray | ForEach {If ($_ -ne $Null) {$SCCMObj.psbase.delete()}}
The intent is to find any/all SCCM computer objects residing in the DB and delete each one via PowerShell.