We have over 200 security scopes. Some things, like ADRs, run and create the software update group with all security scopes assigned to that software update group and we have to manually uncheck every single security scope except the one we would like associated with the SUG. A select all and deselect all would speed this process up for us

Can we have an option to delete multiple deployments from a given collection?

For Example. Class A may have 10 Application deployments to it. If I want to remove them, I have to delete each deployment one by one. I would like the option to select multiple deployments and click delete once, rather than 10 times. Perhaps a right-click menu option on the collection to 'Remove all deployments'?

It would be nice if there was a way to go directly to Script Status from the Scripts tab in the console (Software Library\Overview\Scripts). Currently you have to go to the monitoring tab, then click on Script Status, then locate the script deployment.

Ironically you can get directly to the Scripts tab from Script Status by clicking on the Scripts shortcut under Related Objects. So something similar to this method except from the Scripts section would be nice.

OR

Display the Script Status below the currently highlighted script?

I threw together an example of what it could look like.

I've gone through and added several USB NICs and docking stations used for imaging purposes, but there is no easy way to know why any particular Mac (or hardware GUID) is in the list.

So the list will only grow even though NICs will be lost, hardware platforms retired, but the list will always be growing.

When running a script against a collection, some workstations are not accessed, it would nice to know which ones and if possible why? Not on? Client not responding etc. But at the very minimum the machine names and if possible the primary user name.

Add a way for ConfigMgr console extensions to hide actions based on an assembly call. Right now we can disable an ActionDescription element using the ActionStateAssembly, but it would be nice to be able to hide elements as well. Ideally, this would have the same method signature as the current ActionStateAssembly signature, so we can easily switch between enabling / disabling an action, and showing / hiding an action. Suggested XML / method signature attached.

In client data sources there should be an "overall network" view. It's great to see the individual subnets but, it doesn't really give you a holistic picture of the environment.

When viewing deployment status for Applications & Software Updates, we have the ability to double click on a status (for example, all machines in the 'In Progress' status) and get what I call a psuedo-collection view of specific machines that we can perform additional actions on (via right-click etc). However, when viewing a Task Sequence deployment status this is not possible. Double-clicking on a specific status unfortunately does nothing. This functionality would help quite a bit when reviewing & troubleshooting TS IPU deployments. Thanks!

There needs to be an option to change the status colour scheme because Green: Good, Red: Bad can be a problem if you're Red-Green colour blind, which is a common form of colour blindness affecting 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women.

Add "Assignment schedule" column/option to the Deployments tab for Applications and Task Sequence deployments. At them moment we have "Deployment Start Time" which is actually the available time (good to have but not for how much we need it) and not the actual "deployment time" (schedule at/Occurs on), which makes it really annoying when we have important deployments which need to be double checked for the right deployment time.

Suggest adding a criteria filter for "Compliance (%)" on the Distribution Status\Content Status node to easily view all content that is not fully distributed.
Currently you'd need to setup a series of Targeted and Installed filters, but this does not work well when the Targeted count varies.

Working with the scripts node in the console is great but if there was a way to scope out that node. We have different teams that dont need access to all the scripts. It would be nice to have different teams see certain scripts compared to other tiers.

Management Insights are great! As a consultant, I often train customers to check these on a regular basis and act on them to improve Site performance and to have a supported configuration.

Application Catalog roles have been deprecated. It would be a nice-to-have addition to the Insights panel, in my opinion, to instruct on removing the application catalog website and application catalog web service roles, and to review the default and any custom client settings to ensure Default Application Catalog website point is set to (none).

(taken from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/apps/plan-design/plan-for-and-configure-application-management#bkmk_remove-appcat)

While in MEMCM 'Console', when I go to troubleshoot a deployment on the 'Error' tab, I auto-size the columns for my view so I can see info. Can this be the default?