Efficiency

My team uses SCCM to manage and patch our servers it would be nice to be able to right click and add or remove a collection from maintenance mode in SCOM. This would help bridge the gap between the two products that has existed for many years and ...

Our organization was having an issue with Agents not connecting to the Agent Gateways after re-configuring our Recast infrastructure. When troubleshooting, the Agents were logging an error when calling SetupConnection(), reporting that the gate...

Our organization was having an issue with Agents not connecting to the Agent Gateways after re-configuring our Recast infrastructure. When troubleshooting, the Agents were logging an error when calling SetupConnection(), reporting that the gate...

It would be cool if Application Manager could have a button that could create a collection in ConfigMgr that would automatically create the query syntax that would query the devices to see if the applications in the deployment are installed on the...

We need to add users to certain groups on individual computers.Doing it with Target groups per computer is not the solution. in Carillon it was easy to add a managed group for a single computer

I do a Query and get a list of systems. I'd like to select some of them and do RCT actions on them. RCT actions are not shown. (If this is even possible)

Consider letting customers add/remove their own menu items to the top of the menu? I am thinking MS Outlook for an instance where one can add items to the ribbon. But even more for patching collections certain buttons are more useful than others. ...

We need the ability to filter out specific operating systems from the Active Directory clean up tool. 50% of our machines in our environment are macOS devices and this just bloats our reports and makes the tool extremely hard to use.

It would stop the need to manually update RCT and RMS or any of the new releases. New release would auto update or have an option to delay or set an auto update.

I would like to force my local group to be always empty