Thanks again, we've allowed above steps and also bitlocker RSAT its working, still testing it again ..read more

have you configured features to allow for the viewing of the keys ? and permissions ? which version of Windows Server are you using ? see >https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/windows-security/bitlocker-recovery-password-viewer-tool see also > https://blog.michaellecomber.info/2019/05/05/ad-delegate-access-to-view-bitlocker-recovery-keys/ Once added you should be able to review the bitlocker recovery info If your user does not have permission to review these keys, (doman admins will already have access to view the recovery keys) but any other user will not have p ..read more

Hello there, Hope you were able to figure this out. I just got assigned a similar task and it looks like i'm having the same issue. Can you post the actual text of your powershell script or can you provide the link you found the link? i'd like to test on my end ..read more

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We have multiple versions of SQL installed on our SCCM server. We recently ran a Nessus scan on the server & there are many vulnerabilities for the old versions. I would like to uninstall the older SQL versions along with the ODBC drivers, if possible. Can I remove the old versions and just leave SQL server 2019? Will this break SCCM? I attached a screen shot below ..read more

Thanks a lot! this fixed my issue! What remains concerning is that; from SCCM console I have two SMS Issuing certificate and one was expired, the one will be till 2025, I didn't see any issues for now but not sure if that matters ..read more

Update - I've decided that rather than move just the SCCM DB, I'll build a new site with a fresh DB and do a side-by-side migration. Although, If anyone does know the answer to the error above, I'd still be interested to know ..read more

Hi, Has anyone come across this before? I am moving our SCCM database from SQL 2012 on a 2012r2 server to SQL 2019 on a 2019 server, by recovering from a backup. All seems to have gone fine, until the final step of running config manager setup again to choose the site maintenance option, to 'modify SQL server configuration', in order to point SCCM to the new server that is now hosting the database. ERROR: SQL Server error: [42000][137][Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]Must declare the scalar variable "@String". : dbo.spCreateAndBackupSQLCert Create_BackupSQLCert : Failed to ..read more

and here's a video I did when a root cert expired ..read more

renewing certificates isn't so bad, have a read of my guide here > https://www.niallbrady.com/2020/08/16/how-can-i-replace-an-expired-iis-certificate-in-a-pki-enabled-configmgr-environment ..read more