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Hello everybody,
someone of my colleagues triggered a Configuration-Manager-Client-Installation on every Server and Client in our Network.
Is there any way to see, who triggered the Action to install the Configuration-Manager-Client on all these Servers and Clients?
I could not find anything useful in the web and the common Logs.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi, @Schäfer, Max
Thank you for posting in Microsoft Q&A forum.
You may try to check who installed the SCCM client from event viewer:
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Hi @AllenLiu-MSFT ,
Thanks for your reply. I already checked this method. But the Client-Installation was pushed through the SCCM-Adminconsole. This is why the Event Viewer displays "SYSTEM" as the User who installed the SCCM-Client.
I am looking somehow for a Log or something like that on our SCCM-Server where I can see the User who triggered the Client-Installation via the Adminconsole.
In SCCM console, you can check the status message.
https://www.systemcenterdudes.com/monitor-sccm-status-message-messageid/
I can see with thie ID 10800 that the Client was successfully installed, but sadly not who triggered this Event.
Maybe someone enabled the automatic site-wide client installation?
Thats also not the Case.
I give up - I will install the Configuration Manager Client via a Devico Collection on the Devices and restrict the Permissions of the Colleagues.
Thanks to @AllenLiu-MSFT for your Help!