Making the second hop in PowerShell Remoting

The “second hop problem” refers to a situation like the following: You are logged in to ServerA. From ServerA, you start a remote PowerShell session to connect to ServerB. A command you run on ServerB via your PowerShell Remoting session attempts to access a resource on ServerC. Access to the resource on ServerC is denied, because the credentials you used to create the […]

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State messages in Configuration Manager

Article link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/core/plan-design/hierarchy/state-messaging-system-center-configuration-manager State messages contain concise information about conditions on the Configuration Manager client. The state messaging system is used by specific components of Configuration Manager, such as software updates and configuration settings. Configuration Manager clients send state messages to fallback status point or management point site systems to report the current state of […]

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SCCM state messaging – in depth

Article by Steve Rachui from https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/core-infrastructure-and-security/sccm-state-messaging-in-depth/ba-p/322589 First published on MSDN on Jan 07, 2011 State messaging is a new mechanism in SCCM which reflects point in time conditions on the client.  Status messages, by contrast, work to help administrators track the flow of data through various SCCM components.  There is even a status message viewer […]

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