\Start-DaRTRemoteViewer.ps1, then it prompts for the three variables, compname, deploymentshare and remoteviewer location. If I launch 圆4 Powershell, navigate to C:\Scripts and run. If I swap sysnative for syswow64, then it gives the error saying to start powershell from sysnative! I assume this is the “sysnative” powershell it can’t find as the other paths are correct. However this returns with “The System cannot find the path specified”. %SystemRoot%\sysnative\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -file C:\scripts\Start-DaRTRemoteViewer.ps1 -ComputerName Computer1 -DeploymentShare “F:\SCCMMDT” -DartRemoteViewer “C:\Program Files\Microsoft DaRT\v8.1\DartRemoteViewer.exe” I have a cmd batch file with the following: If I then try it again, the powershell window will only appear very briefly, under a second and disappear. If i follow your guide, when I right click a client in System Center, and select the Dart option, a blank, black powershell window will appear for 2-3secs and then disappear. I’ve tested on two separate Primary Site Servers (different domains) running Win Svr 2008 R2, SCCM 2012 R2 CU4, MDT 2013. I hope you’ll find this console extension useful, and if you have any questions or suggestions on improving the script, write a comment below. If there’s no active Operating System Deployment going on, you’ll get a prompt that tells you that the script couldn’t find any deployments: If there’s an active Operating System Deployment going on, you’ll see that DaRTRemoteViewer.exe launches connecting to the device: Now when you right-click on a Device in the ConfigMgr console, you’ll get an option to start DaRT Remote Viewer: Copy DaRT.xml from C:\Temp\DaRT into both of the folders above.Ħ. Re-launch the ConfigMgr console. Browse to \XmlStorage\Extensions\Actions and create the following two folders:ĥ. Here’s an example row: -windowstyle hidden -executionpolicy bypass -file "C:\Scripts\Start-DaRTRemoteViewer.ps1" -ComputerName #SUB:Name# -DeploymentShare "D:\DeploymentShare" -DaRTRemoteViewer "D:\Microsoft DaRT\v8.1\DartRemoteViewer.exe"Ĥ. DaRTRemoteViewer (should point to the DaRTRemoteViewer.exe).DeploymentShare (should point to the DeploymentShare root directory).Edit DaRT.xml in C:\Temp\DaRT on the line that starts with and replace the value for the following script parameters to reflect your environment: Copy Start-DaRTRemoteViewer.ps1 from C:\Temp\DaRT to C:\Scripts.ģ. Extract the Start-DaRTRemoteViewer.zip to C:\Temp\DaRT on your Primary Site server.Ģ. ![]() This functionality may be added in the future. NOTE! This console extension has not been created to support remote ConfigMgr consoles, so you’d need to use it on your Primary Site server. Once you’ve successfully set everything up according to Johan’s post, go ahead and follow the installation instructions below. Johan Arwidmark has written an excellent blog post on how to configure all of this, that I recommend that you walk through before you continue. Create new MDT Boot Image with DaRT component.Updated MDT Settings package with monitoring added to CustomSettings.ini. ![]()
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