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We use the RCT to delete systems from AD and SCCM, however, it would be nice to have an option to combine both options into 1 click option. This would be far more efficient when deleting a system that is no longer in service.

We utilize the operating system description to show both who the computer is assigned to and where it is located. If this were able to be displayed on the RCT System Information screen this would be very useful.

In Configuration Manager a new way of waking up computers exists. We can Wake Up a single computer or all computers in a collection using the Client Notification channel, no need to configure Wake-On-LAN in Configuration Manager site settings and ...

I trigger the policy on a collection. After i want to check the device seperatly i sometimes need only the device name. But when i click on an device in the RC summary window the RC menu opens. I have to choose "console tools-connect to c$" and t...

View Connectors permissions allows users assigned to it the ability to perform Synchronize action on Connectors, which effectively allows them to make changes to the environment. This is not a View permission and should not be listed as such, ther...

API login requires Form Authentication to be enabled on the zone. In order to increase security of the product, API login needs to support NTLM authentication which will allow Form Authentication to be removed from zone authentication settings.

As ARM64 devices become more relevant in the enterprise world, it would be beneficial to add support and availability for deploying ARM64 architecture applications within the application manager

Would be a game changer to have it move the files to the DP, then run locally the cleanup too. Maybe a check status feature?

For enterprises the full Steam package is not sufficient as you always run into the "Games" discussion of installed software. Based on Steam the SteamVR for various glasses can run independently from full Steam client, but initial source must be r...

AM is great for creating an applicant and deployment. However for the deployment phase you are force to make a mandatory deployment. This of course will force the app to install on a device. This is not always wanted. Instead there are times that ...