RBA Viewer that works with CM CB
The RBA Viewer that is released in 2015 constantly crashes in my production system. I was able to get it to work in a lab running an older verison of SCCM.
So far it crashes with CM1606 and 1702
Can RBA Viewer be updated to support the new permissions that have been introduced over the past 2 years and updated it with every release of CM CB?
If there are no plans to update rbaviewer can a statement be released that the current version is not supported with CM1606 and beyond?
Or whatever version you feel is appropriate?
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Shawn Handfinger
shared this idea
Admindjam
(Product Director, or Executive, Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager)
responded
Now ships as part of the product
6 comments
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Chris
commented
I got the RBAViewer working for SCCM CB 1806:
Grab rbaviewer.exe from the SCCM server and drop it in folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin on a workstation with the sccm console installed.
Run it from there as a user with the appropiate permissions in SCCM.It takes a moment to load, but it works.
Hope this helps you guys out.
PS: Great job, Microsoft. Really, great job :-(
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jeddy
commented
ships as part of the product sure, fine, but that doesn't mean it's fixed. still crashes every time I try to use the "Run As" feature. I put in a domain\username, click check, crashes... every time. Version 1806. Console version 5.1806.1074.1500...
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Russell Johnson
commented
Yes, but how does it get installed for the console user? Copy files from setup folder?
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Anonymous
commented
Is there any reason not to embed the toolkit with the console so you get all the applications via single method?.
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Jason
commented
Agree..The tools don't work with CB environment. I tried this tool jus the other day in the new tech preview and still doesn't work. :(
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David Baur
commented
Please do. RBAC granularity is becoming very important. Really need more capability to lock down systems/users to a SCCM Admin and make it to where that SCCM Admin can only manage those systems, but can also create collections based off of that limited group and thus ensure they cannot impact other systems.