\nCTM job {6B767521-D8A8-410B-A572-AF4F6AFD4457} (corresponding DTS job {1EFC1FD9-C3B1-4B25-B879-18EC8F5CD152}) started download from ‘http:\/\/$FQDN_DP\/SMS_DP_SMSPKG$\/Content_b6256e4e-0278-4264-8e7c-b8fea60684d5.1’ for full content download.
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<\/a><\/p>\nIf you would like the command prepared for you in this blog, you have to copy the string Content_b6256e4e-0278-4264-8e7c-b8fea60684d5.1 (correct it to your appropriate string) and open a Powershell session with a User Account that can connect to the SMS Provider Server through WMI. The SCCM cmdlets are not used within this commands. Define the variable $ContenId01 with this command: Now you can get the values of this deployment type, don’t forget to set your SMS Provider and your SiteCode in the Get-WMIObject command: With this Information, we now can kindly ask the class SMS_Application to tell us the Name of the Application. This PoSh-Command will serve us this:
\n$ContenId01 = ((\"Content_b6256e4e-0278-4264-8e7c-b8fea60684d5.1\").Split(\".\"))[0]<\/code>
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\nGet-WmiObject -Namespace root\\sms\\site_[YOUR SITECODE] -ComputerName [HERE COMES YOUR SMS PROVIDER!] -Class SMS_Deploymenttype -Filter \"ContentID = '$ContenId01'<\/code>
\nBut we don’t need all of the Information, we only Need the AppModelName Instance, so we put this value into a variable:
\n$ApplicationID = (Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\\sms\\site_[YOUR SITECODE] -ComputerName [HERE COMES YOUR SMS PROVIDER!] -Class SMS_Deploymenttype -Filter \"ContentID = '$ContenId01' and PriorityInLatestApp = '1'\").AppModelName<\/code>
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\n(Get-WmiObject -Namespace root\\sms\\site_[YOUR SITECODE] -ComputerName [HERE COMES YOUR SMS PROVIDER!] -Class SMS_Application -Filter \"CI_UniqueID like '$ApplicationID%' and IsLatest = 'True'\").LocalizedDisplayName<\/code><\/p>\n