ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager

Let’s check the default ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related. Thirty-three (33) out-of-box Site Infrastructure reports are available as part of Configuration Manager SSRS reports.

There are other helpful software update-related reports outside ConfigMgr Site Infrastructure Related Reports. Also, you can learn How to Launch ConfigMgr Reports from the previous post here. You can also create custom reports if you are looking for additional reports.

If you have trouble opening default SCCM reports, refer to Fix Report Server, which cannot open a connection error in ConfigMgr. Let’s also learn how to create a New Database for SSRS Reporting Service.

This post contains all the ConfigMgr reports related to site infrastructure. This guide will help you understand and access the reports you need to manage and monitor your ConfigMgr site infrastructure effectively.

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Requirements

Ensure you have all the following to access the ConfigMgr Site Infrastructure Related 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.

Let’s learn how to launch Site Infrastructure – Related reports from the console.

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

Site – Client Information Reports

Let’s check which reports are available as part of the Client Information category default SSRS Reports. Nineteen (19) reports are available in this category.

Site – Client Information
The client was assignment a detailed status report
Client assignment failure details
Client assignment status details
Client assignment success details
Client deployment failure report
Client deployment status details
Client deployment success report
Clients incapable of HTTPS communication
Computers assigned but not installed for a particular site
Computers with a specific Configuration Manager client version
Count of clients and protocol used for communication
Count of clients assigned and installed for each site
Count of clients capable of HTTPS communication
Count of clients for each site
Count of Configuration Manager clients by client versions
Problem details reported to the fallback status point for a specified collection
Problem details reported to the fallback status point for a specified site
Summary of problems reported to the fallback status point
Summary of problems reported to the fallback status point for a specific collection
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Table.2

Count of clients for each site – This report displays the number of Configuration Manager clients installed by site code.

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ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager - Fig.1
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Fig.1

Discovery and Inventory Reports

Let’s quickly look at the ConfigMgr site Discovery and Inventory Reports. There are ten (10) reports available in this category.

Site –  Discovery and Inventory Information
Clients that have not reported recently (in a specified number of days)
Computers discovered by a specific site
Computers discovered recently by the discovery method
Computers not discovered recently (in a specified number of days)
Computers not inventoried recently (in a specified number of days)
Computers that might share the same Configuration Manager unique identifier
Computers with duplicate MAC addresses
Count computers in resource domains or workgroups
Discovery of information for a specific computer
Inventory dates for a specific computer
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – table.3

Inventory dates for a specific computer—This displays the date and time the inventory was last run on a single computer. It helps troubleshoot some of the SCCM inventory issues.

ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager - Fig.2
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Fig.2

General

Site—General reports are available in this category. Only three (3) SSRS reports are available in this section.

Site – General
Computers in a specific site
Site status for the hierarchy
Status of Configuration Manager update within the hierarchy
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Table.4

Site status for the hierarchy – Displays the list of sites with site version and site status information.

ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager - Fig.3
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Fig.3

Site – Server Information

This category includes Site-Server Information-Related reports. Only one (1) SSRS report is available in this section. Site system roles and site system servers for a specific site – Displays a list of system servers and their site system roles for a single site.

Site – Server Information
Site system roles and site system servers for a specific site
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Table.5
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager - Fig.4
ConfigMgr Reports Site Infrastructure Related | SCCM | Default Configuration Manager – Fig.4

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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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