BDP Automation - Script to add protected system to Boundary

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todd@williamsen.net

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BDP Automation - Script to add protected system to Boundary Thursday, February 16, 2012 12:43 PM (permalink)
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I am working on a script to automate the addition of BDP to a boundary to mark it as protected.  I am looking for a powershell solution, anyone have any ideas?
 
I am having a difficult time getting to the WMI space to write to the array. 
 
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    Re:BDP Automation - Script to add protected system to Boundary Friday, February 24, 2012 11:33 AM (permalink)
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    Would you like to share what you have so far? :)
     
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      Re:BDP Automation - Script to add protected system to Boundary Friday, February 24, 2012 1:06 PM (permalink)
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      I think I just saw this demo's at my system center user group last week...
       
      I'm not readily seeing which script was used for this, but all of Matthew's scripts from the presentation are here:
      http://mnscug.org/meetings/155-february-2012-meeting-notes.html
       
      And his website might have something for you:
      http://emptygarden.info
       
      I'm sorry I don't have a complete answer for this, but I hope this at least gives you a little bit of help.
       
       
      Nash
       
       
       
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        Re:BDP Automation - Script to add protected system to Boundary Tuesday, February 28, 2012 7:31 PM (permalink)
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        The script is called CheckTSPrompt1.3.ps1
        I run it in PowerGUI.  Simply run it, pick a task sequence, pick a DP and it will query the DP to find out if the package(s) are there.  If they are missing, it sends the package(s) to the DP.
         
        I found this script on the Internet.  ????Jason Scheffelmaer is the author.  I added the package name to the results page.
         
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