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This step describes how to use the Driver Automation Tool for creating necessary driver packages for Modern Driver Management.Step 1 – Driver Automation Tool and Driver Package creation.These instructions are based on the latest version of the various components involved in the solution. There are ongoing efforts from towards Microsoft with the aim to enable the scenario in a future release.įor more information about the AdminService, read through the official documentation:įollow the implementation instructions outlined within these tabs to successfully setup Modern Driver Management in your environment.

With the switch to the AdminService, being able to use the Modern Driver Management solution over the Cloud Management Gateway is currently not supported, however the Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage.ps1 script from version 4.x and later has been has been prepared to support this, the dynamic method utilized by the solution isn’t currently supported by Microsoft. Refer to the implementation instructions below on how to setup the service account and enable the AdminService. This service account should be provided least required permissions, meaning Read-Only Analyst in ConfigMgr. Using the AdminService requires a service account for Modern Driver Management to able to call the REST API. NOTE: Starting with Invoke-CMApplyDriverPackage.ps1 version 4.x and later, the AdminService is the supported method of interface between the script and ConfigMgr.

This functionality allow for native access to resource in ConfigMgr using scripted solutions such as Modern Driver Management, without the requirement of custom web services such as the ConfigMgr WebService. Since the release of ConfigMgr 1906, the SMS Provider includes API interoperability access over HTTPS, called the Administration Service, AdminService for short.