18. If you’ve done any work with System Center Configuration Manager sooner or later, you’ll get asked about leveraging it for patching. It might even be one of the first questions you get from management. That’s great because after all, patching with ConfigMgr is relatively simple provided you are allowed time and resources to create and ENFORCE a patching plan. However, while patching itself is relatively ‘simple’, reporting on what the heck you did can be well challenging doubly so when you have to articulate results to a manager. Now, some of you are nodding your heads with a smile and others are probably banging their head in frustration while reminiscing on all of the hours they’ve spent on reporting.
I know I’ve spent hours creating unique reports for my organization and trying to make them look pretty and easy to consume. Then this thing happened. I’ll be honest when PowerBI came out I didn’t think anything of it.
I certainly didn’t think I would get questions about it within a week or that I would enjoy using it. Nevermind the fact that after I started playing with it I realized there were a lot of things I could do with it that I simply didn’t have the time to figure out in SSRS and when I made the foolish mistake of showing management how I could make nifty pie charts that could be changed without having to re-run a report every single time, well: Now I understand that PowerBI and SQL are not everyone’s thing and writing DAX expressions in PowerBI to create meaningful and actionable data is tricky especially with how young the product is. However, once you figure out how it works together, it is capable of creating very pretty dynamic reports that managers can consume and you can turn into actionable data when remediating non-compliant devices.
To help you out so that you don’t have to spend hours trying to figure out how to report on patch compliance I’ve created a PowerBI template you can download from the TechNet Gallery: Here’s a screenshot of it in my lab environment: Now anytime I present a report to management, I always have to make sure I explain very carefully what the report means because data without context leads to sad times for everyone involved. So let us take a look at the SQL Query that collects the data first. In regards to the addition, I do have it set up to list the number of updates that are missing per client in the bottom right hand corner but you make a good point about error codes.
I’ve got a pretty comprehensive list of WSUS error codes but sometimes the issue is the environment and not the client and that starts leading down the path of Client health. I’ll think about it and see what I can come up with on that front. The data in this PowerBI dashboard does rely on SQL tables that exist within SCCM and are not native to WSUS. However, most of the data you’re talking about comes from WSUS and goes into ConfigMan in your case, assuming its WSUS on SQL and not WID, it would just be a matter of re-formatting the SQL query to pull the info from the right tables in WSUS you could probably still leverage most of the framework in the PowerBI template as a good starting point!
This is a great question and is probably deserving of its own post. There are a couple of different ways you can do permissions some within PowerBI others are well not.
Like a lot of things for permissions can get really complex really fast and I would suggest thinking about your specific implementation of PowerBI. Here is one of the methods you could investigate using RLS (Row Level Security). This would actually allow you to use the same report but restrict certain users from not being able to see specific rows in that report. I’ll put something about permissions on my list of things to write about in the coming weeks thanks for the feedback! The ‘simplest’ way to do this would be to modify the where statement.
This method is a little dirty but it should be very efficient. 1) Copy Article ID’s from your SUG 2) Arrange in following format (‘ArticleID’, ‘ARticleID2’, ‘ARticleID3’) and so on. You can do this quickly if you use notepad find and replace with n and r commands to replace all of the return keys and new lines with ‘, ‘ 3) Modify the where statement: where VUpdateInfo.articleID in (‘ArticleID’, ‘ArticleID2’, ‘ArticleID3’) and vUpdateInfo.IsDeployed = ‘1’ and vUpdateInfo.CITypeID = ‘8’ and vUpdateInfo.IsSuperseded = ‘0’ 4) Run the query. This should get you the results you want. Now it’s not nearly as pretty as using the SUG or the appropriate relationship logic or the function that does the gather but I think that might deserve its own dedicated post and is more writing than a quick comment.
Let me know if this helps you out!
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The following query retrieves all configuration items with the type of Software Updates ( CITypeID = 1) or Software Updates Bundle ( CITypeID = 8) that have been deployed to clients ( IsDeployed =1), listing the article ID, software update name, and software update description. The results are sorted in descending order by article ID. The query joins the vConfigurationItems and vCITypes compliance settings views by using the CITypeID column, joins the vConfigurationItems and vLocalizedCIProperties compliance settings views by using the CIID column, and joins the vConfigurationItems view with the vUpdateInfo software updates view by using the CIID column.
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SELECT vUpdateInfo.ArticleID, vLocalizedCIProperties.DisplayName, vLocalizedCIProperties.Description FROM vConfigurationItems INNER JOIN vCITypes ON vConfigurationItems.CITypeID = vCITypes.CITypeID INNER JOIN vLocalizedCIProperties ON vConfigurationItems.CIID = vLocalizedCIProperties.CIID INNER JOIN vUpdateInfo ON vConfigurationItems.CIID = vUpdateInfo.CIID WHERE (vCITypes.CITypeID = 1 OR vCITypes.CITypeID = 8) AND (vConfigurationItems.IsDeployed = 1) ORDER BY vUpdateInfo.ArticleID DESC. The following query retrieves the configuration baselines that have been evaluated on clients, the configuration baseline description, a list of the clients that have a non-compliant state for the configuration baseline, the IP address for the client, and the date and time for the last compliance state message.
The results are sorted by configuration baseline name and then computer name. The query joins the vCIComplianceStatusDetail status message with the vRASystemIPAddresses discovery view by using the ResourceID column, and it joins the vCIComplianceStatusDetail view with the vLocalizedCIProperties compliance settings view by using the CIID column. A filter could be added to the query to specify the client computer or the configuration baseline to reduce the query results.
The following query retrieves the names of computers that have been targeted for an assignment, the configuration item name assigned to the computer, the compliance state for the item, the assignment name that contains the item, and the target collection for the assignment. The results are sorted by the compliance state, assigned configuration item, and then the computer name.
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