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Hi,
When a Proactive Remediation Script is set to "run once", and the date selected has passed, will it still run once on all devices/users assigned, or do you have to set a new date ahead?
I have deployed a script that is assigned to 200+ users, and set to run once. It has now been multiple days and I have only gotten reports back from 2 users(devices) that the script has been run. Is this normal, or do I need to change the assignment for the others to run as well?
When I deployed the script, I put the run time ~1 hour ahead of current time, was that to short of a period?
Thanks!
I believe it will run first time after the date is passed. Problem with Proactive Remediations is that it reports the result very very slowly.
I find it weird that the reports would take this long, in the documentation it says that if a remediation script is set to "Run Once" the device should report back the result as soon as it's ran.
I'm thinking maybe I need to target the devices instead of the users?
Thank you for the answer!
It depends what are you deploying, if it is system based function, you should use device collection.
I believe the reporting is known issue around Proactive Remediation. I have tested it with reg keys, and I see reg keys applying but reports still shows 0 after few days.