Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection provides an antimalware and security solution for the Microsoft platform. This can be integrated with System Center Configuration Manager. I have consolidated the information which are useful for SCEP client side troubleshooting. 1. Managing Endpoint Protection client with Command Line Interface – MpCmdRun.exe The MpCmdRun.exe (Microsoft Antimalware service command line utility) is very useful tool to manage local Endpoint protection client with command line. The MpCmdRun.exe is located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client folder. On Windows 10 machines, the MpCmdRun.exe is available in C:\Program Files\Windows Defender folder. When executed, this command automatically creates a log file named as MpCmdRun.log in C:\Users\ username\AppData\Local\Temp folder. This log file records the commands that are executed using MpCmdRun.exe. Few of most commonly used command lines are listed below. For a complete l list of av...
The below VBScript will create the package installation status MIF file. The problem with the script initiated deployment is that it returns the success status even if the action performed by the script failed. I have found this script on appdeploy website. The original script is located at http://www.appdeploy.com/messageboards/tm.asp?m=52414 Script Usage: SMSWriteStatusMIF “MIF File Name”, “Manufacturer”, “Product Name”, “Version”, “Description”,bSuccess MIF File Name : Name of the status MIF file. Manufacturer : The application vendor Product Name : Application name Version : Application version Description : The error description bSuccess : True / False Script Sub SMS...
A good software deployment strategy is required when you are deploying an application from Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager. A robust deployment plan will help you in error free deployment , limit the damage in case of an issue and minimize the recovery efforts. Read complete article on our Techuisitive blog here .
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