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Applies to: Configuration Manager (technical preview branch)
This article introduces the features that are available in the technical preview for Configuration Manager, version 2206. Install this version to update and add new features to your technical preview site. When you install a new technical preview site, this release is also available as a baseline version.
Review the technical preview article before installing this update. That article familiarizes you with the general requirements and limitations for using a technical preview, how to update between versions, and how to provide feedback.
The following sections describe the new features to try out in this version:
You can now add options via PowerShell to include and prefer cloud management gateway (CMG) management points for the default site boundary group. When a site is set up, there's a default site boundary group created for each site and all the clients are by default mapped to it until they're assigned to some custom boundary group.
Currently on the admin console, you can add references to default site boundary group, but the added references don't have any effect when the client requests for management point list. Starting with technical preview version 2206, you can use PowerShell cmdlets to include and prefer cloud-based sources for clients in the default site boundary group. This action is currently only for the management point role.
Poznámka
You can't currently configure this behavior from the Configuration Manager console. For more information on configuring this behavior with PowerShell, see the cmdlet details in the following section.
Use this cmdlet to modify the properties of a default site boundary group. You can set the options to include and prefer the cloud-based sources for the clients in default site boundary group.
Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup [-IncludeCloudBasedSources <Boolean>] [-PreferCloudBasedSources <Boolean>]
Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup -IncludeCloudBasedSources $true -PreferCloudBasedSources $true
Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup -IncludeCloudBasedSources $true
Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup -IncludeCloudBasedSources $true -PreferCloudBasedSources $false
IncludeCloudBasedSources: Used to specify whether admin wants to include the cloud-based sources in the management point list for the clients in default site boundary group.
PreferCloudBasedSources: Used to specify whether admin wants to prefer the cloud-based sources in the management point list for the clients in default site boundary group. On selecting this option, cloud-based servers will be given preference by the clients.
Poznámka
You can only set this option to true if the parameter IncludeCloudBasedSources is set to true or was already set to true by admin.
These release notes summarize changes to the Configuration Manager PowerShell cmdlets in this technical preview release.
For more information about PowerShell for Configuration Manager, see Get started with Configuration Manager cmdlets.
Use this cmdlet to approve an orchestration group script. For more information, see About orchestration groups in Configuration Manager.
$referenceOG = Get-CMOrchestrationGroup -Name $Script:OGName
$preScript = $referenceOG | Get-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -ScriptType Pre
$preScript | Approve-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -Comment "Approve"
Approve-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -ScriptGuid $PreScript.ScriptGuid
Use this cmdlet to deny an orchestration group script. For more information, see About orchestration groups in Configuration Manager.
$referenceOG = Get-CMOrchestrationGroup -Name $Script:OGName
$preScript = $referenceOG | Get-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -ScriptType Pre
$preScript | Deny-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -Comment "Deny"
Deny-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -ScriptGuid $PreScript.ScriptGuid -Comment "Deny"
Use this cmdlet to get a script from the specified orchestration group. For more information, see About orchestration groups in Configuration Manager.
$referenceOG = Get-CMOrchestrationGroup -Name $Script:OGName
$preScript = $referenceOG | Get-CMOrchestrationGroupScript -ScriptType Pre
Use this cmdlet to get the certificates for trusted root certification authorities from the site.
$ci =Get-CMTrustedRootCertificationAuthority
$ci =Get-CMTrustedRootCertificationAuthority -ViewDetail
Use this cmdlet to create a client app registration in Microsoft Entra ID. When you run this cmdlet, it will prompt you to sign in to your tenant. For more information on this app registration, see Manually register Microsoft Entra apps for the CMG.
$serverApp = New-CMAADServerApplication -AppName $appName
New-CMAADClientApplication -AppName $name -InputObject $serverApp
Use this cmdlet to create a server app registration in Microsoft Entra ID. When you run this cmdlet, it will prompt you to sign in to your tenant. For more information on this app registration, see Manually register Microsoft Entra apps for the CMG.
New-CMAADServerApplication -AppName $appName
For more information, see Add-CMComplianceSettingWqlQuery.
Non-breaking changes
When using this cmdlet, you can now specify $null value to the parameter WhereClause.
For more information, see Add-CMManagementPoint.
Non-breaking changes
When you use this cmdlet to enable communication with the cloud management gateway, it now by default configures the management point to support both internet and intranet clients.
For more information, see Get-CMNotification.
Non-breaking changes
You can now use this cmdlet to get built-in notification by using parameter IsBuiltIn. You can now also use this cmdlet to get notification that could be dismissed by using parameter CanDismiss.
For more information, see Get-CMObjectSecurityScope.
Non-breaking changes
You can now use this cmdlet to get the security scope of a specified folder object.
For more information, see New-CMCloudManagementGateway.
Non-breaking changes
Added parameters VMSSVMSize and Version to support creating a cloud management gateway (CMG) using a virtual machine scale set.
For more information, see New-CMComplianceRuleRegistryKeyPermission.
Non-breaking changes
Fixed an issue in OperandDataType property when creating a rule.
For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingClientCache.
Non-breaking changes
Added a new parameter MinCacheTombstoneContentMins to support setting the minimum duration before the client can remove cached content.
For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingComplianceSetting.
Non-breaking changes
Added a new parameter ScriptExecutionTimeoutSecs to extend the script execution timeout value.
For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingEndpointProtection.
Non-breaking changes
You can now specify the defender agent type with the new parameter DefenderAgent.
For more information, see Set-CMComplianceSettingWqlQuery.
Non-breaking changes
When using this cmdlet, you can now specify $null value to the parameter WhereClause.
For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingComputerRestart.
Non-breaking changes
For more information, see Set-CMNotification
Non-breaking changes
New alias InputObject has been added for parameter NotificationTasks which now supports pipeline.
The following folder-related cmdlets now support automatic deployment rules:
For more information about installing or updating the technical preview branch, see Technical preview.
For more information about the different branches of Configuration Manager, see Which branch of Configuration Manager should I use?.
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