After the Configmgr 2012 Installation,Default Client settings is configured with necessary changes,in this case,Remote tools is configured ‘Permitted viewers of remote control and remote assistance’ with AD security groups allowing users, who are member of this AD security group can do Remote control from Configmgr.
I use SCCM 2016 1702 and it's pretty good, but the situational handling when trying to Remote Control to a computer when someone is away is annoying.I'd ideally like the connect permissions box to appear for 30 seconds, to give them the opportunity to deny, before connecting after the permissions time-out. Currently, you can only connect immediately, or have to wait for the computer to lock (and hope it actually does).Has anyone been left wanting from the situation same as me and found a way to tweak the SCCM client to enable this or similar behaviour? Actually it's working just like your 'ideally', only difference is the 'timeout' time. Thing is that you need to configure your client settings.Assuming you're using Default Client Settings, go to Properties - Remote Tools - Prompt user for Remote Control permission, be sure it's set to Yes.Once you set this and your clients get the new policy, the Remote control viewer will work like below:. Administrator Side:Admin start Remote Control to a client, he needs to wait for end user's approval.
Also he can click Cancel to cancel the remote control request. End User side:End user see a Remote control message box appear, he can click Approve to allow or click Deny to deny.
What it does:
The Uninstall SCCM Client tool allows a console user to uninstall the ConfigMgr Client on a remote device.
How it does it:
This tool completes this action via Remote WMI.
Navigation:
Navigate to the Uninstall SCCM Client tool by right clicking on a Device Object, selecting Recast RCT, then Client Tools, and finally selecting Uninstall SCCM Client.
Important
The Uninstall SCCM Client tool can be run on single devices or multi-selected devices. A similar tool can be run on Device Collections.
Screenshot:
When the action is run, it returns an 'Are you sure?' prompt:
Successful execution will return the following dialog box:
Note
Successful execution of this tool results in the start of an uninstall process. The tool does not currently monitor the status or success of the uninstall once begun.
Permissions:
The Uninstall SCCM Client tool requires the following permissions:
Recast Permissions:
- Requires the Uninstall Client permission in the ConfigMgr Client Plugin.
Microsoft Permissions:
- This tool requires administrator permission on the remote device.
- If using a Recast Server with serviceaccount, the service account needs administrator permission on the remote device.
- This tool uses remote WMI.
Configuration:
This tool requires Remote WMI. For more details on Remote WMI in the Right Click Tools, see our FAQ page.
Common Errors:
If the uninstall is unable to start (IE: the computer is not powered on), the following error will display: Maestro ep 3 echoplex.