Set-CMApplicationDeployment

Use this parameter to configure the repair application option when creating a deployment for an application.

Specifies the ID of an application.

Specifies the name of an application.

Starting in version 2107, set this parameter to $true to enable the application deployment setting for install behaviors. Then use the Add-CMDeploymentTypeInstallBehavior cmdlet to add an executable file to check isn't running for the install to succeed.

Set this parameter to $false to disable this option in the following situations:

• When you use the Remove-CMDeploymentTypeInstallBehavior cmdlet to remove all executable files
• You don't want the deployment to check for running executables.

Specify a DateTime object for when this deployment is available. To get this object, use the Get-Date built-in cmdlet.

Use DeadlineDateTime to specify the deployment assignment, or deadline.

Specify a collection object to which the application is deployed. To get this object, use the Get-CMCollection cmdlet.

Specify the ID of the collection to which the application is deployed. For example, "SMS00004".

Specify the name of the collection to which the application is deployed.

Specifies an optional comment for the deployment.

Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.

Indicates whether to create an alert for a percentage of the applications that fail to deploy. To specify the percentage value, use the FailParameterValue parameter.

Indicates whether to create an alert for a percentage of the applications that deploy successfully. To specify the percentage value, use the SuccessParameterValue parameter.

Specify a DateTime object for when this deployment is assigned, also known as the deadline. To get this object, use the Get-Date built-in cmdlet.

Use -AvailableDateTime to specify when the deployment is available.

This parameter treats wildcard characters as literal character values. You can't combine it with ForceWildcardHandling.

Set this parameter to $true to enable System Center Operations Manager maintenance mode for this deployment.

Set this parameter to $true to enable delayed enforcement.

Specifies the percentage of failed application installation that causes an alert. Specify an integer from 1 through 100. To enable this alert, set the CreatAlertBaseOnPercentFailure parameter to $True.

This parameter processes wildcard characters and may lead to unexpected behavior (not recommended). You can't combine it with DisableWildcardHandling.

Specify an application deployment object to configure. To get this object, use the Get-CMApplicationDeployment cmdlet.

Indicates whether the deployment takes place even if scheduled outside of a maintenance window. A maintenance window is a specified period of time used for computer maintenance and updates. If this value is $True, Configuration Manager deploys the application even if the scheduled time falls outside the maintenance window. If this value is $False, Configuration Manager doesn't deploy the application outside the window. It waits until it can deploy in an available window.

Add this parameter to return an object that represents the item with which you're working. By default, this cmdlet may not generate any output.

Indicates whether to enable write filters for embedded devices. For a value of $True, the device commits changes during a maintenance window. This action requires a restart. For a value of $False, the device saves changes in an overlay and commits them later.

When you set CreateAlertBaseOnPercentSuccess to $true, use this parameter to specify a DateTime object. Configuration Manager creates a deployment alert when the threshold is lower than the SuccessParameterValue after this date.

To get this object, use the Get-Date built-in cmdlet.

Indicates whether to pre-deploy the application to the primary device of the user.

Indicates whether to create an Operations Manager alert if a client fails to install the application.

Indicates whether a computer restarts outside a maintenance window. A maintenance window is a specified period of time used for computer maintenance and updates. If this value is $True, any required restart takes place without regard to maintenance windows. If this value is $False, the computer doesn't restart outside a maintenance window.

When required software is available on the client, set this parameter to $true to replace the default toast notifications with a dialog window. It's false by default. For more information, see Replace toast notifications with dialog window.

If you set this parameter to $true, an administrator must approve a request for this application on the device.

Indicates whether to send a wake-up packet to computers before the deployment begins. If this value is $True, Configuration Manager attempts to wake a computer from sleep. If this value is $False, it doesn't wake computers from sleep. For computers to wake, you must first configure Wake On LAN.

Specifies the percentage of successful application installation that causes an alert. Specify an integer from 0 through 99. To enable this alert, set the CreateAlertBaseOnPercentSuccess parameter as $True.

Specifies which time zone to use:

• LocalTime: Use local time.
• UTC: Use Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

Indicates whether to allow clients to download content over a metered internet connection after the deadline, which may incur extra expense.

Specifies the type of user notification.

• DisplayAll: Display in Software Center and show all notifications.
• DisplaySoftwareCenterOnly: Display in Software Center, and only show notifications of computer restarts.
• HideAll: Hide in Software Center and all notifications.

Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. The cmdlet doesn't run.