Hi Experts, I am looking for SCCM Client installation login script. Can anyone please post the script here? Thanks, Paddy

Personally I would use a GPO over a login script but that's just my worthless opinion. Seems like you would just execute ccmsetup.exe plus any switches you need.http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb633072.aspx

I value your quick response John. I agree with you how ever In My case we have about 50k Clients. I want to catch every client should have the SCCM Client. I know GPO can make sense here... But our AD guys are not ready with GPO. Is there any other option to catch every client to be part of SCCM Server Client? If you have SCCM Client login scripts please post. Thanks in Advance, Paddy

Hi Paddy It's quite simple really, just add this commandline to your existing logon script or make a new one. \\Site_Server_Name\SMS_SiteName\Client\CCMSetup.exe /mp:MP01 /logon SMSSITECODE=S01 FSP=FSP01 Change the UNC path to match your environment. Change the values for /mp: to the name of your MP Site server. The /logon checks to see if the client is already installed and if thats the case it doesn't reinstall Change the value for SMSSITECODE= to your site code And finally change FSP= to your fallback point. If you don't use a Fallback point simply remove that from the commandline. If you need more options than this you find it on http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb680980.aspx

Bad thing about login scripts is people have a tendancy to close them before they finish.

One little thing to notice that you should use the FQDN of the machine (MP, FSP, or SLP, ect)rather than the netbios. In native mode, FQDN rather than netbios is required. Thus, using FQDN is a good practice and might prevent uneccessary errors. Thanks,

Thanks to all to contributing the Answers.

SCCM : Check and install client, through logon script http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/doli/archive/2011/05/16/sccm-check-and-install-client-through-logon-script.aspx