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Configuration Manager cmdlet library changes for version 2207

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Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)

These release notes summarize changes to the Configuration Manager cmdlet library in version 2207

Note

Configuration Manager current branch version 2203 is the baseline for these changes. For more information, see Configuration Manager cmdlet library changes for version 2203.

New cmdlets

Approve-CMOrchestrationGroupScript

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

Deny-CMOrchestrationGroupScript

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"

Get-CMOrchestrationGroupScript

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

Start-CMDPMigration

Use this cmdlet to start migration from source distribution point to destination distribution point. For more information, see About migration in Configuration Manager.

Start-CMDPMigration -SourceDistributionPointName sourceServer.dp -DestinationDistributionPointName destinationServer.dp -LockSourceDP 1

Stop-CMDPMigration

Use this cmdlet to stop migration from source distribution point to destination distribution point. For more information, see About migration in Configuration Manager.

Stop-CMDPMigration -SourceDistributionPointName sourceServer.dp -DestinationDistributionPointName destinationServer.dp -LockSourceDP 1

Get-CMDPMigrationContentStatus

Use this cmdlet to get the content status of the migration from source distribution point to destination distribution point. For more information, see About migration in Configuration Manager.

Get-CMDPMigrationContentStatus  -SourceDistributionPointName sourceServer.dp -DestinationDistributionPointName destinationServer.dp

Get-CMDPMigrationStatus

Use this cmdlet to get the status of the migration from source distribution point to destination distribution point. For more information, see About migration in Configuration Manager.

Get-CMDPMigrationStatus -SourceDistributionPointName sourceServer.dp -DestinationDistributionPointName destinationServer.dp

Get-CMTrustedRootCertificationAuthority

Use this cmdlet to get the certificates for trusted root certification authorities from the site.

$ci =Get-CMTrustedRootCertificationAuthority
$ci =Get-CMTrustedRootCertificationAuthority -ViewDetail

New-CMAADClientApplication

Use this cmdlet to create a client app registration in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). 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 Azure AD apps for the CMG.

$serverApp = New-CMAADServerApplication -AppName $appName
New-CMAADClientApplication -AppName $name -InputObject $serverApp

New-CMAADServerApplication

Use this cmdlet to create a server app registration in Azure AD. 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 Azure AD apps for the CMG.

New-CMAADServerApplication -AppName $appName

Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup

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. For more information on boundary groups, see About boundary groups in Configuration Manager.

Set-CMDefaultBoundaryGroup -IncludeCloudBasedSources $true -PreferCloudBasedSources $true

Deprecated and removed cmdlets

The following cmdlets are no longer available because the resource access feature is no longer supported:

Cmdlet changes

The following changes have been made to existing cmdlets in this version. Changes may be new functionality or bug fixes. Some changes may be breaking. If you use one of the cmdlets or feature areas listed in this section, carefully review the changes to understand how they may affect your use.

Add-CMManagementPoint

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.
  • When you enable cloud gateway, ClientConnectionTypes.InternetAndIntranet is now the default value.

Add-CMReportingServicePoint

For more information, see Add-CMReportingServicePoint.

Non-breaking changes

This cmdlet will be blocked to run on PowerShell7, as SOAP is not supported in PowerShell7. This cmdlet requires the .NET Framework instead of .NET Core that's used with PowerShell version 7.

Get-CMObjectSecurityScope

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.

New-CMCloudManagementGateway

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.

New-CMCoManagementPolicy

For more information, see New-CMCoManagementPolicy.

Non-breaking changes

  • You can now view the policy created as well as prevent creation of second policy from this cmdlet.
  • You can now also create child policies for each workload, like UI, while creating Co-Management policy from this cmdlet.

New-CMComplianceRuleRegistryKeyPermission

For more information, see New-CMComplianceRuleRegistryKeyPermission.

Bugs that were fixed

Fixed an issue in OperandDataType property when creating a rule.

Add-CMComplianceSettingWqlQuery

For more information, see Add-CMComplianceSettingWqlQuery.

Non-breaking changes

When using this cmdlet, you can now specify $null value to the parameter WhereClause.

Set-CMClientSettingComplianceSetting

For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingComplianceSetting.

Non-breaking changes

Added a new parameter ScriptExecutionTimeoutSecs to extend the script execution timeout value.

Set-CMClientSettingClientCache

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.

Set-CMClientSettingComputerRestart

For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingComputerRestart.

Non-breaking changes and bug fixes

  • Extended the validation range of the parameters CountdownMins and RebootLogoffNotificationCountdownMins to align with the console.
  • Added new parameters CountdownIntervalMins and ServerRebootLowRight to align with the console.
  • Fixed a property name issue for the parameter NoRebootEnforcement.

Set-CMClientSettingEndpointProtection

For more information, see Set-CMClientSettingEndpointProtection.

Non-breaking changes

You can now specify the defender agent type with the new parameter DefenderAgent.

Get-CMNotification

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.
  • New alias InputObject has been added for parameter NotificationTasks which now supports pipeline.

New-CMFolder

For more information, see New-CMFolder.

Bugs that were fixed

An issue in folder path validation has been fixed when using this cmdlet to create a new folder in the console.

Changes to multiple cmdlets

The following folder-related cmdlets now support software update groups and automatic deployment rules:

The following cmdlets now have added validation condition for starting or stopping service while CMG is a virtual machine scale set:

How to provide feedback or report issues

Many of the fixes and improvements described in this article are a result of your feedback.

To send feedback, use the Configuration Manager console. For more information, see Feedback for PowerShell.