Site control in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager defines the settings for a specific site. The settings for each site are contained in the database and are accessed through Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) when working with scripting languages, and through the managed SMS Provider library when working with a managed language.
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| Previous releases of Configuration Manager had a physical file that was processed for site settings referred to as the site control file. System Center 2012 Configuration Manager stores site settings directly in the site database; however, very little has changed when programmatically configuring a site. |
Site Control File topics
- About the Configuration
Manager Site Control File
- How to Read and Write to
the Configuration Manager Site Control File by Using Managed
Code
- How to Read and Write to
the Configuration Manager Site Control File by Using WMI
- How to Read a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded Property
- How to Read a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded Property
List
- How to Read a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded RegMultiString
List
- How to Write a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded Property
- How to Write a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded Property
List
- How to Write a
Configuration Manager Site Control File Embedded RegMultiString
List
- How to Enumerate Through
the Configuration Manager Site Control File by Using Managed
Code
- How to Deploy a Site
System Role (Example: Fallback Status Point)