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Nov 28, 2022
07:39 AM
Hi
We have the challenge to use cyberark for the SCCM import to fnms onprem. Since the adapter do not have the support for cyberark I was thinking of trigger it by microsoft task scheduler where cyberark have permissions to update the password regulary.
How is the syntax to trigger this inventory adapter from a commandline on a beacon?
We have the challenge to use cyberark for the SCCM import to fnms onprem. Since the adapter do not have the support for cyberark I was thinking of trigger it by microsoft task scheduler where cyberark have permissions to update the password regulary.
How is the syntax to trigger this inventory adapter from a commandline on a beacon?
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Dec 07, 2022
04:23 AM
Try a command line like the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Flexera Software\Inventory Beacon\DotNet\bin\ComplianceReader.exe" -s "Your SCCM connection name"
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Dec 07, 2022
04:23 AM
Try a command line like the following:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Flexera Software\Inventory Beacon\DotNet\bin\ComplianceReader.exe" -s "Your SCCM connection name"
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Dec 07, 2022
05:08 AM
Thanks Chris
My misstake I did was using source type instead of connection name
My misstake I did was using source type instead of connection name
