Category: Integration Packs

IPs and Activities and How Those are Represented in the Database

Another post by Orchestrator team blog. This time Robert Hearn explains where in Orchestrator Database are located IP and Activities. Read more here.

Enable .NET 4 in Orchestrator Integration Toolkit

This article is towards the developers of IPs for Orchestrator. If you are such developer you can find it here.

Download Exchange Management IP for Orchestrator

Bart Timmermans technical consultant at Inovativ has release am Exchange IP for Orchestrator.

Descriptions of the IP:

This integration pack is an addition on the already available Exchange Mail and Exchange calendaring integration packs. This IP will allow you to automate all (or at least most of them) Exchange (2010) related management tasks. For example:Adding and removing mailbox permissions

Tasks in the IP:

Download it here from the TechNet Gallery.

What OIP file contains and how you can build it manually without Integration Pack Wizard

A nice Wiki article for Orchestrator was published recently. The article is more towards the developers of IPs but nevertheless if you are curious read “Automating Builds of Orchestrator Integration Packs”

Configuration Manager 2007 IP for Orchestrator released at CodePlex

Ryan Andorfer updated the free Configuration Manager 2007 IP to work with Orchestrator. Many thanks to Ryan. The IP contains total 96 different activities:

  • Add New Computer
  • Assign Package to DP
  • Associate Computer Record
  • Create Folder
  • Create Advertisement
  • Create Authorization List
  • Create Collection
  • Create Computer Variable
  • Create Package
  • Create Program
  • Create Software Updates Package
  • Create Updates Assignment
  • Delete Advertisement
  • Delete Collection
  • Delete Collection Variable
  • Delete Computer
  • Delete Folder
  • Delete Generic Object
  • Delete Package
  • Delete Program
  • Get Advertisement
  • Get Authorization List
  • Get Boot Image Package
  • Get Collection
  • Get Collection Members
  • Get Collection Variable(s)
  • Get Computer
  • Get Computer Variable(s)
  • Get Driver
  • Get Driver Package
  • Get Folder
  • Get Folder Item
  • Get Image Package
  • Get OS Install Package
  • Get Package
  • Get Parent Collection
  • Get Program
  • Get Software Updates Package
  • Get Sub Collections
  • Get Task Sequence Package
  • Get Updates Assignment
  • Get User
  • Get Usergroup
  • Modify Advertisement
  • Modify Advertisement : Set Advert Flags
  • Modify Advertisement : Set Non-Recurring Assignment Schedule
  • Modify Advertisement : Set Recurring Assignment Schedule
  • Modify Advertisement : Set Remote Client Flags
  • Modify Authorization List
  • Modify Boot Image Package
  • Modify Boot Image Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify Collection
  • Modify Collection Add Direct Member
  • Modify Collection Add Membership Rule
  • Modify Driver
  • Modify Driver Package
  • Modify Image Package
  • Modify Image Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify OS Install Package
  • Modify OS Install Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify Package
  • Modify Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify Program Supported Platforms
  • Modify Program
  • Modify Program : Set Program Flags
  • Modify Software Updates Package
  • Modify Software Updates Package : Add CIs
  • Modify Software Updates Package : Remove CIs
  • Modify Software Updates Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify Task Sequence Package
  • Modify Task Sequence Package : Set Package Flags
  • Modify Updates Assignment
  • Modify Updates Assignment : Add CIs
  • Modify Updates Assignment : Remove CIs
  • Move Console Folder
  • Move Item to Console Folder
  • Refresh Collection
  • Refresh Package at Distribution Point
  • Refresh Package Source
  • Remove Collection Membership
  • Remove Package from Distribution Point
  • Set Collection Variable
  • Set Computer Variable
  • Set Package Description
  • Set Package Source Path
  • Synchronize Software Update Point
    You can also check other IP’s made by Ryan here.