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On the Agent Software Updates page, select an update, and click Download.Īll entries other than the one which matches the platform of the OMS host should show their status as Available. In the table, click the entity type Agent Software. From the Setup menu, select Extensibility, then select Self Update.Step 3: Stage Management Agent to Software Library Write-Error "A Deployment with ID: $($DeploymentID) is not valid.Step 2: Download Management Agent Software If ($DeploymentID -and $DeploymentIDFromGUI) Get SCCM Software Update Status Powershell Script Only Success, InProgress, Error and Unknown are valid. Status: This parameter allows you to filter by status.

To get the DeploymentID, go to Monitoring -> Deployments -> Right Click the column header and select AssignmentID

DeploymentID: Manually enter in a DeploymentID.

Select the update you want to query and click OK.

DeploymentIDFromGUI: A grid view of your current Software Update deployments will pop up.

If you’re running the script remotely, you will need to have access to the SCCM server, although that should be a given. Otherwise, this script uses WMI to gather the data. If you’re using the DeploymentIDFromGUI parameter you will need to have the SCCM Configuration Module installed on your computer. So with a little bit of Google searching and some knowledge from ol’ trusty Learn Powershell In a Month Of Lunches Book I was able to create Get-SCCMSoftwareUpdateStatus.ps1 Script Requirements

I was able to identify the problem, now it was time to create a solution. I also wanted to check to see which computers had errors or failed updates so I can quickly run a remote scan cycle and see if that remediates the problem. For example, I wanted to export all of the computers that were in progress or pending a reboot so I can run another script and possibly reboot them during off hours. I created an SCCM Software Update Status script because very recently I wanted to check the status of my Software Update Deployments within SCCM and quickly found out that there was no easy way of exporting the data I needed.