The status server Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes allow access to the Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager status system. You can use these classes to create and view status messages and to view status summarizers. The status system indicates the health of a Configuration Manager site and the progress of certain actions, such as software distribution. The status system includes three groups of classes:
- Status summarizer classes, for example,
SMS_ComponentSummarizer
Server WMI Class
- Status reporting classes, for example,
SMS_StatMsgAttributes
Server WMI Class
- Optimized status reporting classes, for
example, SMS_StatAttr Server WMI
Class
For more information about how the Configuration Manager status system works, see About Configuration Manager Status Summarizers.
The Configuration Manager server class schema is a set of WMI classes that represent the objects found on a server running Configuration Manager. Each Configuration Manager class is a template for a managed object and all instances of the object use the template. Classes can contain properties and methods. The properties describe the class data and the methods typically perform data management. For more information about developing applications using these classes, see About Configuration Manager SDK Requirements.
Status Server WMI Classes
- SMS_ComponentSummarizer
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SecondarySiteStatus
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SiteDetailSummarizer
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SiteSystemSummarizer
Server WMI Class
- SMS_StatAttr Server WMI
Class
- SMS_StatInsStr Server
WMI Class
- SMS_StatMsg Server WMI
Class
- SMS_StatMsgAttributes
Server WMI Class
- SMS_StatMsgInsStrings
Server WMI Class
- SMS_StatMsgModuleNames
Server WMI Class
- SMS_StatMsgWithInsStrings
Server WMI Class
- SMS_StatusMessage Server
WMI Class
- SMS_SummarizerRootStatus
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SummarizationSettings
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SummarizerSiteStatus
Server WMI Class
- SMS_SummarizerStatus
Server WMI Class