rzander/cmcollctr

Collection Commander

cmcollctr's Issues

Collection Commander missing build referenence System.windows.Forms.Ribbon35 (RibbonWinForms)

When you build Collection Commander from the Github source it doesn't build without modification.

Collection Commander has a missing reference when building:
"System.windows.Forms.Ribbon35" (https://github.com/RibbonWinForms/RibbonWinForms)

Context menu is not working 1.1.0.6 prerelease binary

Content menu is not working in 1.1.0.6 prerelease. When built (x86 - Debug) from source 1.1.0.6 version the context menu works. Built on Windows 10 1803 (Current Branch) with Visual Studio 2017.

Client and SCCM Server in different domain

Our Administration Client is in a different Domain than the SCCM Server. So we are unable to connect to the Server by using Right-Click-Tool.
Please add Feature to define DNS Suffix for the SCCM Server in config file.

Issue is in "Program.cs" (line 175):
string sScope = sPath.Split(':')[0]+"add SCCM Server DNS Suffix";

Option to run powershell code on host is not present.

I am missing the option to run powershell scripts on host.

Any help you can provide is appreciated.

I am using V1.1.0.6

Collection Commander missing build referenence sccmclictr.automation

Collection Commander has a missing reference when building:

sccmclictr.automation (https://github.com/rzander/sccmclictrlib)

Collection Commander missing build referenence plugin.collctr.RebootRunbook

Collection Commander has a missing reference when building:

plugin.collctr.RebootRunbook

CMcollctrl.exe outgoing attempt on port 54981 - Malicious company in China took over certificate?

It seems there is an issue or some sort of modified file uploaded here in Github. Cause this pops up in our environment, everytime CMcollctrl.exe is started. Which freaks out our Security team and flags every PC that are using this application.

<CMcollctrl.exe outgoing attempt on port 54981 to Address - 101.198.193.12 port 80>

And this IP nowdays goes to
virustotal URL

if IP is typed into browser this goes up

<101.198.193.12 (101.198.192.0/22)
AS 55992 ( Beijing Qihu Technology Company Limited )>

Has the signing certificate been sold to malicious actors in China?

AutoHealthCheck issue

Even if AutoHealthCheck is set to False in the CMCollCtr.exe.config, it will still perform the health check.

Configuration to DB Connection - Where is it?

I've used Collection Commander in years past, and it has been a real life saver. I have not used the tool in a few years, so am no longer familiar how to configure it to talk to my site server's SQL DB.

In the older version, this was done under the "Options" in the upper-right corner of the window.
In the newer version of Collection Commander, where do you configure:

• SQL Server
• SQL DB Name

I downloaded the repo and see what appears to be something like an ODBC connection string within lines 11-13 of this file:
cmcollctr-master\source\CMCollCtr\App.Config

The parameters are as follows:

• data source=
• initial catalog=
• persist security info=True;
• user id=
• password=

Are the above configurable from within the GUI? Is this an ODBC connection?

I'm running ConfigMgr 2012 on a Server 2016 machine.

Please let me know where I can configure the SQL DB connection.

Thanks again for the great tool!

-=Tyson Flint

Add Remote Desktop to context menu actions

It be nice to launch Remote Desktop from the context menu actions.

Client Center context menu option is greyed out on 64bit Windows with Client Center 1.0.4.2

The context menu option for opening computer in Client Center is greyed out on 64bit systems with Client Center 1.0.4.2. This is caused by the Client Center Automation Library (latest) referencing the location as "%ProgramFiles%\Client Center for Configuration Manager\SCCMCliCtrWPF.exe".

Collection Commander is built as 32bit application by default from source and Client Center 1.0.4.2 is built as 64bit . This results in %ProgramFiles% expanded to Program Files (x86)\ for collection Collection Commander on 64bit Windows but Client Center 1.0.4.2 is installed in Program Files\ on 64bit Windows.