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SCCM and MDT offer a great deal of variables, but the documentation of them is sometime not so friendly. I have created some tables below of the variables, which are a little easier to filter, sort and generally find the variable you are after. The source data is SCCM 2. SCCM 2. 01. 2 https technet. MDT 2. 01. 3 http download. Deploy Office 2016 using SCCM 2012. This blog post is an howto procedure to deploy Office 365 to your devices and users. Office 2016 deployment. SCCM Course Content. Module 1 Overview of System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. Overview of the System Center 2012 Family of Products Benefits of Implementing. Colleague of mine has received request to check why did the SCCM client server OS rebooted during office hours and more details about the reboot who. Variable Class Description SCCM 2007 SCCM 2012 SMSTSAdvertID Built in Stores the current running task sequence deployment unique ID. It uses the same format as a. BF5BF5. DF7. 79 ED7. BEC A0. 7E 9. EB2. C6. BBMDT2. 02. Documentation. Located within Toolkit reference. The good bits The tables are easily searchable and filter able. Tech. Net pages, which just absolutely sucks when searching. You can search on any term without having to know what the variable name is. A couple of caveatsThis is a more easily searchable list of variables, not full documentation. There will be entries that are incomplete sometimes because of flaws in my scraping process, other times for the sake of making things fit. After you have found the variable you think you need, head on over to the original documentation linked above to get the full detail. QLpnMi7lm9Y/Vbs_XeDj_mI/AAAAAAAAG_U/3o4iDT640S0/image_thumb.png?imgmax=800' alt='Sccm 2012 Software Updates Group Policy Settings Reference' title='Sccm 2012 Software Updates Group Policy Settings Reference' />Only MDT 2. MDT 2. I have removed all the LTI only MDT 2. Im only interested in the variables available when integrating MDT 2. Sccm 2012 Software Updates Group Policy Settings Reference' title='Sccm 2012 Software Updates Group Policy Settings Reference' />SCCMSCCM 2. TS variables. Variable. Class. Description. SCCM 2. 00. 7SCCM 2. SMSTSAdvert. IDBuilt in. Stores the current running task sequence deployment unique ID. It uses the same format as a Configuration Manager software distribution deployment ID. If the task sequence is running from stand alone media, this variable is undefined. Yes. YesTSApp. Install. Status. Built in. No. YesSMSTSBoot. Image. IDBuilt in. Stores the Configuration Manager boot image package ID if a boot image package is associated with the current running task sequence. The variable will not be set if no Configuration Manager boot image package is associated. Yes. YesSMSTSBoot. UEFIBuilt in. No. Drivers Pour Souris Hp. YesSMSTSClient. GUIDBuilt in. Stores the value of Configuration Manager client GUID. This variable is not set if the task sequence is running from stand alone media. Yes. YesSMSTSCurrent. Action. Name. Built in. Specifies the name of the currently running task sequence step. This variable is set before the task sequence manager runs each individual step. Yes. YesSMSTSDownload. On. Demand. Built in. Set to true if the current task sequence is running in download on demand mode, which means the task sequence manager downloads content locally only when it must access the content. Yes. YesSMSTSIn. Win. PEBuilt in. This variable is set to true when the current task sequence step is running in the Windows PE environment, and it is set to false if not. You can test this task sequence variable to determine the current operating system environment. Yes. YesSMSTSLast. Action. Ret. Code. Built in. Stores the return code that was returned by the last action that was run. This variable can be used as a condition to determine if the next step is run. Yes. YesSMSTSLast. Action. Succeeded. Built in. The variable is set to true if the last action succeeded and to false if the last action failed. If the last action was skipped because the step was disabled or the associated condition evaluated to false, this variable is not reset, which means it still holds the value for the previous action. Yes. YesSMSTSLaunch. Mode. Built in. Specifies the task sequence launch method. The task sequence can have the following values SMS specifies that the task sequence is started by using the Configuration Manager client. UFD specifies that the task sequence is started by using USB media and that the USB media was created in Windows XP2. HD specifies that the task sequence was started from a hard disk prestaged media only. PXE specifies that the task sequence is started from PXE. DVD specifies that the task sequence is started by using a DVD. CD specifies that the task sequence is started by using a CD. UFDFORMAT specifies that the task sequence is started by using USB media and that the USB media was created in Windows Vista or later. Yes. YesSMSTSLog. Path. Built in. Stores the full path of the log directory. This can be used to determine where actions are logged. This value is not set when a hard drive is not available. Yes. YesSMSTSMachine. Name. Built in. Stores and specifies the computer name. Stores the name of the computer that the task sequence will use to log all status messages. To change the computer name in the new operating system, use the OSDComputer. Name variable. Yes. YesSMSTSMData. Path. Built in. Specifies the path defined by the SMSTSLocal. Data. Drive variable. When you define SMSTSLocal. Data. Drive before the task sequence starts, such as by setting a collection variable, Configuration Manager then defines the SMSTSMData. Path variable once the Task Sequence starts. No. YesSMSTSMedia. Type. Built in. Specifies the type of media that is used to initiate the installation. Examples of types of media are Boot Media, Full Media, PXE, and Prestaged Media. Yes. YesSMSTSMPBuilt in. Stores the name or IP address of a Configuration Manager management point. Yes. YesSMSTSMPPort. Built in. Stores the management point port number of a Configuration Manager management point. Yes. YesSMSTSOrg. Name. Built in. Stores the branding title name that is displayed in a task sequence progress user interface dialog box. Yes. YesSMSTSPackage. IDBuilt in. Stores the current running task sequence ID. This ID uses the same format as a Configuration Manager software package ID. Yes. YesSMSTSPackage. Name. Built in. Stores the current running task sequence name specified by the Configuration Manager administrator when the task sequence is created. Yes. YesSMSTSRun. From. DPBuilt in. Set to true if the current task sequence is running in run from distribution point mode, which means the task sequence manager obtains required package shares from distribution point. Yes. YesSMSTSSite. Code. Built in. Stores the site code of the Configuration Manager site. Yes. YesSMSTSType. Built in. Specifies the type of the current running task sequence. It can have the following values Yes. YesSMSTSTimezone. Built in. The SMSTSTimezone variable stores the time zone information in the following format without spaces Bias, Standard. Bias, Daylight. Bias, Standard. Date. w. Year, w. Month, w. Day. Of. Week, w. Day, w. Hour, w. Minute, w. Second, w. Milliseconds, Daylight. Date. w. Year, w. Month, w. Day. Of. Week, w. Day, w. Hour, w. Minute, w. Second, w. Milliseconds, Standard. Name, Daylight. Name. Yes. YesSMSTSUse. CRLBuilt in. Specifies whether the task sequence uses the certificate revocation list when it uses a Secure Socket Layer SSL certificate to communicate with the management point. Yes. YesSMSTSUser. Started. Built in. Specifies whether a task sequence is started by a user. This variable is set only if the task sequence is started from the Software Center. For example, if SMSTSLaunch. Mode is set to SMS. The variable can have the following values Yes. YesSMSTSUse. SSLBuilt in. Specifies whether the task sequence uses SSL to communicate with the Configuration Manager management point. If your site is running in native mode, the value is set to true. Yes. YesSMSTSWTGBuilt in. No. Yes. SMSTSAssignments. Download. Interval. Built in. No. Yes. SMSTSAssignments. Download. Retry. Built in. No. Yes. SMSTSAssign. Users. Mode. Built in.