We are currently planning on implementing OneDrive in our organization and would like to actually get an estimation of size of a User Profile for our site based collections.

I found couple of websites that actually provided me the idea of how to implement it, but it would be better for organizations if SCCM Can actually provide an Inbuilt report to retrieve the Size of User profile for a specific collection.

When scheduling a report for automatic generation, have the option to generate the file as XLSX instead of just XLS.

Source locations for Applications tend to be missing in v_Packages, yet are there Packages

When you run a SQL query on v_Packages I find there are empty entries for the source location for the Applications

It would be nice to have File Replication reporting for large sites. This way you can see all of Site to Site connection information and policies. Thus avoiding having to open and check each one for Rate Limits and Schedules. Maybe also tie in the Rate Limits from the DPs.

Reporting is limited by the available data. A Location field allows geographic reporting.

It would be great to see the date an update was installed. We're asked by auditors to show when updates were installed on a given computer, and I don't have a good way to do that. The Compliance report for a specific computer shows the installation deadline, but not when the update was actually installed.

Recommend capturing which SMS Provider is used to connect console sessions. Some environments have more than one provider and it is also useful for customers with Site Server High Availability implemented.

Currently SMSProv runs spCMUpsertConsoleUsageData, which populates ConsoleUsageData, and is ultimately consumable for reporting in v_CMConsoleUsageData.

Reporting Part should be improve as we are able to fetch only basic reports. need reports likes Installed updates of Machines and SW/HW Reports with accurate details. Software compliance reports should also better. There is lot off option in reports part but not work for customer, please minimize the count of reports as every reports should be good and valuable.

Add a Report as Compliant 7 but not only for one SUG but several. When we deploy to computers we deploy montly updates but a old Baseile Aswell, we need to know the status of all of that deployments at once

Your report manager would be great if it could include Operating System Build in the export options.

In the database [dbo]. [ActiveDirectorySites] the name of the AD site is replicated in the site description and not taken from the AD site

After manually adding Win32_DeviceGuard, https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2015/10/30/managing-windows-10-device-guard-with-configuration-manager/ some of the properties aren't exposed in CMPivot: Specifically, SecurityServicesConfigured and SecurityServicesRunning. This makes it difficult to gather whether or not CredentialGuard is enabled.

This SQL table has to important columns NumbaricValueLow and NumericValueHigh. Using these columns along with the fnGetNumericIPAddress function, you can create reports that will help with troubleshooting of SCCM clients. As such, it would be great to have SQL view create based on this table that can be used for reporting.

It would be nice to have a "local time" column in the reports instead of just UTC.

TCP KeepAlive to port 4022 when Site-to-Site Communication disconected. And reporting result.

With many people suddenly forced to work from home, we are trying to figure out how to deal with the fact that their computers will stop communicating with the KMS server. It would be extremely useful if MECM would have a standard, built-in report that provided the activation status of all computers. While I might not be able to update their activation, I could at least know how many are going to be falling out of compliance, as well as who and when.

We have Umbrella roaming client changing to TLS 1.2 and they are requiring specific .net framework versions. We are looking for easier ways of identifying the computers with specific .net framework versions since many of these do not show in add/remove programs unless they are SDK.

I am looking to create a report in SCCM which tells me the release date (month/year) of the Windows revision of all the systems in our environment. I've been able to create this report by copy/pasting the data from the website below into an Excel sheet and doing a pivot on it the release date, but it would be nice to be able to eliminate the copy/paste effort and create a report with this data right in SCCM/SSRS.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-information/