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Unable to find a way to install SCCM in passive mode using powershell
I am trying to automate the installation and configuration of SCCM with High Availability and Clustering enabled. For this, I have provisioned 2 servers on which SCCM will be installed. Of them, one will act as Active and the other Passive. I have installed the Active node using Powershell but I am not finding a way to install the passive node silently using Powershell.
Below are the steps to be followed from GUI to install Passive node:
- Install Active node..
- In the Active node, switch to SCCM Powershell and then install Passive node.
But, I am unable to achieve this using powershell.
I have been trying to find some relevant blogs for it but hardly any information is provided on it. Please help.
powershell sccm
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
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I am trying to automate the installation and configuration of SCCM with High Availability and Clustering enabled. For this, I have provisioned 2 servers on which SCCM will be installed. Of them, one will act as Active and the other Passive. I have installed the Active node using Powershell but I am not finding a way to install the passive node silently using Powershell.
Below are the steps to be followed from GUI to install Passive node:
- Install Active node..
- In the Active node, switch to SCCM Powershell and then install Passive node.
But, I am unable to achieve this using powershell.
I have been trying to find some relevant blogs for it but hardly any information is provided on it. Please help.
powershell sccm
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40
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I am trying to automate the installation and configuration of SCCM with High Availability and Clustering enabled. For this, I have provisioned 2 servers on which SCCM will be installed. Of them, one will act as Active and the other Passive. I have installed the Active node using Powershell but I am not finding a way to install the passive node silently using Powershell.
Below are the steps to be followed from GUI to install Passive node:
- Install Active node..
- In the Active node, switch to SCCM Powershell and then install Passive node.
But, I am unable to achieve this using powershell.
I have been trying to find some relevant blogs for it but hardly any information is provided on it. Please help.
powershell sccm
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
I am trying to automate the installation and configuration of SCCM with High Availability and Clustering enabled. For this, I have provisioned 2 servers on which SCCM will be installed. Of them, one will act as Active and the other Passive. I have installed the Active node using Powershell but I am not finding a way to install the passive node silently using Powershell.
Below are the steps to be followed from GUI to install Passive node:
- Install Active node..
- In the Active node, switch to SCCM Powershell and then install Passive node.
But, I am unable to achieve this using powershell.
I have been trying to find some relevant blogs for it but hardly any information is provided on it. Please help.
powershell sccm
powershell sccm
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
asked Nov 20 '18 at 12:04
prudhviprudhvi
40611033
40611033
so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40
add a comment |
so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40
so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40
so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40
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so, as you already install the passive node with sccm powershell, is the only problem how to get the default powershell to behave like the sccm powershell?
– Syberdoor
Nov 21 '18 at 8:40