SCCM Powershell Policy Tool

.SYNOPSIS

SCCM Policy Check Tool. Will run across multiple computers listed ($ComputerName accepts multiple).

Can be run via Powershell command line, or executed without any policy to run and will launch a GUI that can be used and reused for other computers.

.DESCRIPTION

SCCM Policy Check Tool. Will run across multiple computers listed ($ComputerName accepts multiple). Can be run via Powershell command line, or executed without any policy to run and will launch a GUI that can be used and reused for other computers.

.PARAMETER ComputerName

Computer, or list of computers to run SCCM policies against.

.PARAMETER AppEvaluation

Runs the Application Evaluation cycle

.PARAMETER CheckPolicy

Runs the Machine Policy check from SCCM.

.PARAMETER SWUpdateScanCycle

Runs the Software Update Scan Cycle

.PARAMETER SWUpdateEvaluation

Runs the Software Update Evaluation Cycle

.PARAMETER HardwareInventory

Runs the hardware inventory cycle.

.PARAMETER ScanType

Same as the above parameters, but lets you choose a combination of policy checks instead: '1 - AppEval and Policy',

'2 - Policy',

'3 - AppEval',

'4 - HWInv',

'5 - SWUpdateScan',

'6 - SWUpdateEval',

'7 - All, No HWInv'

.PARAMETER ResetSCCMPolicy

Resets the SCCM Policy back to default. Recommend running CheckPolicy afterward to speed things along.

.EXAMPLE

.\Get-CCMPolicy.ps1 -ComputerName "MyPC" -AppEvaluation -CheckPolicy

.EXAMPLE

.\Get-CCMPolicy.ps1 -ComputerName "MyPC" #This will launch the GUI, with "MyPC" listed in the computers to check against.

.EXAMPLE

.\Get-CCMPolicy.ps1 -ComputerName "MyPC", "YourPC", "TheirPC" #This will launch the GUI, with "MyPC", "YourPC" and "TheirPC" listed in the computers to check against.

.NOTES

General notes

Author: Jonathan Caum

Last Updated: 10/18/2021