Computers with duplicate MAC addresses: Displays computers that share MAC address.
A change in name is a possible symptom that a computer shares a Configuration Manager Unique Identifier with another computer. I did this the easy way by using another report as a starting point, opening the report in Report Builder, save it as a new name, replace the existing Dataset T-SQL and drag the new columns into the Tablix. Computers that might share the same Configuration Manager unique identifier: Displays a list of computers that have changed their names. This will show all of the related data in the database and the same query can be used in SQL Server Reporting Services.Ĭreate a new SQL Reporting Service report with the T-SQL above. Select ResourceID, InterfaceAlias0, IPAddress0, Name0, SkipAsSource0 from CM_GS_MSFT_NETIPADDRESS In Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, connect to the CM_ database and run the query: Notice the values for Skip As Source, the IP Address, and the Interface Alias. If the inventory has completed processing, there will be a new node named MSFT_NetIPAddress which contains the new WMI properties. Right-Click the SCCM client used in testing and select Start \ Resource Explorer On a SCCM client, run the Machine Policy Retrieval & Evaluation Cycle, wait about 2 minutes, then run a Hardware Inventory Cycle.īack on the SCCM Console, navigate to Assets and Compliance \ Overview \ Devices Select OK.Įnable / select the following properties: CreationClassName, Name, SystemCreationClassName, SystemName, Caption, Description, EnabledState, InterfaceAlias, IPAddress, IPv4Address, IPv6Adress, SkipAsSource (those in bold are required) Select the MSFT_NetIPAddress class by browsing for it or entering MSFT_NETIPAddress in the inventory class. Select Hardware Inventory, Set Classes, Add, enter root\StandardCIMv2 for the WMI namespace, enable Recursive, and select Connect Right-Click Default Settings and select properties In the ConfigMgr console, navigate to Administration \ Overview \ Client Settings To enable the custom inventory modify the Default Client Settings. When adding a new MAC address, it says that for the settings to take effect, it requires a service restart - 'Binding to an address requires a service restart. It is also not populated in the root\CIMv2 namespace however, with a bit of help from MSDN, James Kehr, and I found the WMI Namespace, Class, and Property ( root\StandardCIMv\MSFT_NETIPAddress\SkipAsSource)īelow is a step-by-step configuring guide to capture and report SkipAsSource in ConfigMgr 2012 Enable Inventory On SCCM Distribution point properties, PXE tab I'm configuring it to respond to PXE requests only from specified MAC addresses ('Respond to PXE requests on specific network interfaces'). This property is not available out-of-the-box in ConfigMgr 2012 R2. SkipAsSource is a Boolean flag which allows adding new IP Addresses that should not be used for outgoing packages unless explicitly set for use by outgoing packets. A customer of mine was looking for a way to verify that servers with multiple IP Addresses (mostly web severs) were configured to use a specific IP for all default communications.
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