SCCM Management Point in DNS [closed] - windows

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I wonder how can one find information about existing SCCM management points in domain. I know that it's possible to implement nslookup -type=any _mssms_mp_Site_code._tcp.Domain. But what if I don't know the site code? Is it possible to find management point without this knowledge?

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This depends on how complex your setup is and to some point also on the configuration of your whole site but if you only use one site and have the site publish data to your ad it can be done. MPs are then stored in "CN=System Management,CN=System,[your domain]", Named SMS-MP-[Sitecode]-[FQDN]" and they should have a property called MSSMSDefaultMP which tells you the default one if there are more than one.
You could search for them with powershell like this:
$ADSysMgmtContainer = [ADSI]("LDAP://CN=System Management,CN=System,[your domain]")
$AdSearcher = [adsisearcher]"(&(Name=SMS-MP-*)(objectClass=mSSMSManagementPoint))"
$AdSearcher.SearchRoot = $ADSysMgmtContainer
$ADManagementPoint = $AdSearcher.FindAll() | where {$_.Properties.mssmsdefaultmp -eq $true}
$ADManagementPoint.Properties.dnshostname
Of course this all assumes you do this from a server that is not part of the site because if you have the sccm client installed on the machine you do the query from you can just look the site up. You can read more on the prerequisites and how MP discovery is generally done here.