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ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager

ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager

Written By Anoop C Nair
Last Updated August 16, 2024
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Let’s check the default ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence. Thirty-one (31) out-of-box reports are available as part of Configuration Manager SSRS reports. Learn how to troubleshoot the deployments of Task Sequence using ConfigMgr.

There are other helpful hardware-related reports outside ConfigMgr Task Sequence reports. Also, you can learn How to Launch ConfigMgr Reports from the previous post here.

If you have trouble opening default SCCM reports, refer to Fix Report Server. You cannot Open a Connection Error in ConfigMgr. Let’s also learn how to create a New Database for the SSRS Reporting Service.

In this post, you’ll find all the details about ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence. We’ll cover the default settings and features in Configuration Manager, helping you understand and utilize these reports effectively.

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Requirements

Ensure you have all the following to access the ConfigMgr Task Sequence default reports.

  • Reporting Services Point is installed.
  • SSRS reports are working fine.
  • Ensure you have appropriate permissions to launch reports from the Console and SSRS URL.

Launch ConfigMgr Client Reports

Let’s learn how to launch Task Sequence default reports from the console.

  • Launch Console
  • Navigate to \Monitoring\Overview\Reporting\Reports.
  • Sort the reports by Category.
  • Right-click on the related report “Task Sequence“.
  • Select the RUN option.

Task Sequence Reports

Let’s see how many Task sequence default reports are available in the ConfigMgr 2010 production version. There are four (4) category task sequence-related default SCCM SSRS reports.

Task Sequence Reports
Task Sequence – Deployment Status
Task Sequence – Deployments
Task Sequence – Progress
Task Sequence – References
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Table.1
 ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager - Fig.1
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Fig.1

Task Sequence – Deployment Status

The reports in the Task Sequence—Deployment Status category help identify the task sequence’s deployment status. There are 11 default reports available that provide SCCM TS Deployment status details.

Task Sequence – Deployment Status
All system resources for a task sequence deployment in a specific state
All system resources for a task sequence deployment that is in a specific state and that is available to unknown computers
Count of system resources that have task sequence deployments assigned but have not yet run
History of a task sequence deployment on a computer
List of computers that exceeded a specific length of time to run a task sequence deployment
Run time for a specific task sequence deployment on a specific destination computer
Run time for each step of a task sequence deployment on a specific destination computer
Status of a specific task sequence deployment for a specific computer
Status of a task sequence deployment on an unknown destination computer
Status summary of a specific task sequence deployment
Status summary of a specific task sequence deployment available to unknown computers
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Table.2

This report displays the number of destination computers accepting task sequence deployments but not running the task sequence.

 ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager - Fig.2
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Fig.2

Task Sequence – Deployments

Let’s check the details of the Task Sequence Deployments category of reports. There are 11 default reports available that provide SCCM TS Deployment details.

Task Sequence – Deployments
All system resources currently in a specific group or phase of a specific task sequence deployment
All system resources where a task sequence deployment failed within a specific group or phase
All task sequence deployments
All task sequence deployments available to unknown computers
Count of failures in each phase or group of a specific task sequence
Count of failures in each phase or group of a specific task sequence deployment
Deployment status of all task sequence deployments
Progress of a running task sequence
Progress of a running task sequence deployment
Progress of all deployments for a specific task sequence
Summary report for a task sequence deployment
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Table.3
 ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager - Fig.3
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Fig.3

Task Sequence – Progress

The reports in the Task Sequence—Progress category help identify the deployment Progress of the Task Sequence. Five default reports provide SCCM Task Sequence progress details. This report displays the weekly progress of the task sequence starting from the day it was first deployed.

Task Sequence – Progress
Chart – Weekly progress of a task sequence
Progress of a task sequence
Progress of all task sequences
Progress of task sequences for operating system deployments
Status of all unknown computers
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Table.4
 ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager - Fig.4
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Fig.4

Task Sequence – References

The reports in the Task Sequence—References category help identify the package’s references in the Task Sequence. This report displays content referenced by the specified task sequence.


Task Sequence – References
Content referenced by a specific task sequence
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Table.6
 ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager - Fig.5
ConfigMgr SCCM Reports Task Sequence | Default | Configuration Manager – Fig.5

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Author

Anoop C Nair is Microsoft MVP! He is a Device Management Admin with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His primary focus is Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. He writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc.

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Anoop C Nair is Workplace Technology solution architect with 25+ years of experience in global enterprise organizations such as JP Morgan, Capgemini, etc. Microsoft Certified Trainer. Microsoft MVP from 2015 onwards for consecutive 11+ years! He also conducts Intune and modern workplace tech training for enterprise organizations. He is Blogger, Speaker, and Founder of HTMD Community and HTMD Conference. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like Intune, Windows, Cloud PC. He writes about technologies like Intune, SCCM, Windows, Cloud PC, Windows, Entra, Microsoft Security.

Discussion · 1 comment

  1. Hi
    I am running on SCCM CB 2103. Currently I am deploying Windows v21H1 as a task sequence.
    I would like to know if there is a way (or) a report (or) query that could get me the list of clients to which the OS upgrade task sequence is not deployed.

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