Overview
Get the current management point and site code for the local host via WMI. This command provides essential SCCM site configuration information that is fundamental for most other SharpSCCM operations.Syntax
Parameters
This command requires no additional parameters beyond the standard debug and help options.Examples
Output Format
The command outputs current site configuration:Output Components
Management Point
Management Point
- FQDN or NetBIOS name of the primary management point
- Primary contact for SCCM client communications
- Entry point for most SCCM operations and reconnaissance
Site Code
Site Code
- Three-character identifier for the SCCM site
- Required parameter for most SharpSCCM commands
- Hierarchical identifier in multi-site environments
Site Information Analysis
Site Code Format
Site Code Format
Site codes follow specific patterns:
- Primary Sites: Usually alphanumeric (PS1, CAS, P01)
- Secondary Sites: Inherit from parent primary site
- Central Administration: Often use CAS or similar identifiers
Management Point Role
Management Point Role
The management point serves as:
- Policy distribution point for client configurations
- Inventory collection point for hardware/software data
- Client communication hub for status reporting
- Authentication gateway for client operations
Common Use Cases
Initial Reconnaissance
Initial Reconnaissance
First command to run when discovering SCCM infrastructure - provides essential targeting information for subsequent operations.
Multi-Site Environments
Multi-Site Environments
Identify which site the current client belongs to in complex SCCM hierarchies with multiple sites.
Parameter Discovery
Parameter Discovery
Obtain the management point and site code values required for other SharpSCCM commands targeting remote operations.
Integration with Other Commands
Most SharpSCCM commands require the management point and site code discovered by this command:Troubleshooting
No Site Information
No Site Information
If no site information is returned:
- SCCM client may not be properly installed
- Client may not be assigned to a site
- WMI repository may be corrupted
Multiple Management Points
Multiple Management Points
In some configurations, clients may have multiple management points configured for redundancy. This command shows the current active one.
Security Considerations
The management point information revealed by this command:
- Identifies key SCCM infrastructure for targeting
- Provides entry points for further reconnaissance
- May reveal internal network topology and naming conventions
Related Commands
local client-info- Get SCCM client version informationlocal triage- Comprehensive site information gatheringget collections- Use site info for remote collection enumerationget devices- Use site info for device enumeration