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Jerzystransfer

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  1. On 12/11/2019 at 12:06 PM, anyweb said:

    thanks for sharing, please do let me know how you get on with this.

    Just wanted to follow up and let you know I have had great success utilizing your script.. the error checking is superb.. thank you for the work and troubleshooting you have done to vet your script.. you are a life saver!!

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  2. 6 hours ago, anyweb said:

    thanks!

    yes you could check for the ip range that your network cables use (as opposed to wireless), and detect based on that,

    all networks are different so you'll have to customize it somehow to suit your environment

    cheers

    niall

    Thanks for the reply.. I ended up using pieces from you as well as another script I found.. Bottom line I am testing for VPN connection and Wi-Fi.. In case this might help someone else in the future - 

     

    # check for Wifi/Wireless connection

    $WifiCheck = Get-wmiobject -class win32_networkadapter -namespace root\CIMV2 | where-object {$_.Name -match "Wifi" -or $_.Name -match "wireless" -and $_.name -notmatch "Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter" -and $_.netenabled -eq $true}
    $WifiCheck = [bool]$WifiCheck


    if ($WifiCheck -eq 'True')
        {LogWrite "An Active Wireless Connection was detected, aborting with Exit code 99"
        $text="An Active Wireless Connection was detected. The Windows 10 Required Upgrade cannot continue while connected to A Wireless Network.  Please disconnect from Wi-Fi and retry the upgrade from Software Center the next time you are in the office. `n`nPress OK to exit the upgrade."
        ShowMessage ($text)
        ExitWithCode "99"}
    else
        {LogWrite "Wireless Connection not detected, continuing..."}

    # check for Cisco AnyConnect VPN

    $NICS = Get-WmiObject -Query "Select Name,NetEnabled from Win32_NetworkAdapter where (Name like '%AnyConnect%') and NetEnabled='True'"
    $NICS = [bool]$NICS


    if ($NICS -eq 'True')
        {LogWrite "Cisco AnyConnect VPN was detected, aborting with Exit code 99"
        $text="Cisco AnyConnect VPN detected. The Windows 10 Required Upgrade cannot continue while connected to $CompanyName via Cisco AnyConnect VPN, please retry the upgrade from Software Center the next time you are in the office. `n`nPress OK to exit the upgrade."
        ShowMessage ($text)
        ExitWithCode "99"}
    else
        {LogWrite "Cisco AnyConnect VPN not detected, continuing..."}

  3. Thank you for the great work on this great tool.. 

     

    Couple of question for you.. Is there a way to check that a hardwire is connected (network) and if not, exit the script.. along the same line I am not quite sure what information to place into the VPN section so that I can properly detect if the user is using VPN and then show the message you already have.  Are we looking to enter the gateway/subnetmask/

    Thanks.

  4. Hello all -

     

    Wondering if anyone has a possible solution for my issue. I am monitoring my DP's and a few of them turned yellow after we upgraded to R2 about a month ago. Problem is when I look at the details is tells me to view the smsdpmon.log but each of those log files on the servers have been purged already. Is there another way for me to figure out what package was having the issue and possible remove it from WMI?

     

    Failed to retrieve the package list on the distribution point ... Or the package list in the content library doesn't match the one in WMI. Review smsdpmon.log for more information about this failure.

     

    Thanks,

     

     

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