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  1. rmmiles
    Does anyone know if there is a way to see if the "Software Update Summarization" is currently running via the Console or via PowerShell? Also, does anyone know if there is a way to set an exact time for the "Software Update Summarization" to run? Both the Console and the PowerShell command (Set-CMSoftwareUpdateSummarizationSchedule) only allow you to specify how many; minutes, hours, days between runs. It would be nice to set an exact time, so the summarization doesn't happen during business hours and consume the entire CPU on the SQL server (know issue with SCCM). Any comments are appreciated.. Thanks!
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