PENDING Windows Schedule Task to clear machines in collection

[craigegross]

I am trying to set up a scheduled task to clear a collection and set that task to run as a scheduled task kicked off by either Windows Task Scheduler or SQL Server Agent.

I have a script that will create the connection to the CM instance and removes the machines from the collection when I run it through an elevated PowerShell script, but when I set it up to run as a scheduled task, the task completes successfully, but the machines do not get removed.

I am running this in the task "PowerShell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "\Share\CM_Scripts_DND\CM_Machine_Dupe_Cleanup.ps1""

The task is set to run as a service account that has permissions to CM.

I am unsure if the issue is permissions or what.

Any ideas would be helpful.

 

[Garth]

Add logging to you script. Why host the ps1 file remotely from the server? What account are you running the TS as?

 

[craigegross]

The PS file isn't remote - it is on the server - just using a share location for permissions.

The account running the tasks is a Service Account that had rights to the server and the SCCM instance.

Hope that answers those two questions.

 

[craigegross]

I was able to get this resolved. I had two issues. One was permissions and the other was an incorrect error acception.