How to install IIS features on SCCM 2012 Distribution Point with command line

Hi SysAdmins

Did you ever wonder how SCCM 2012 install a DP remotely from the CM console?

DISM.exe (Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool) is a command line tool that you can use to enable or disable Windows features.

In this case we use it to install all the necessary IIS features for a SCCM 2012 DP.

Command line to install IIS on DPs:

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dism.exe /online /norestart /enable-feature /ignorecheck /featurename:”IIS-WebServerRole” /featurename:”IIS-WebServer” /featurename:”IIS-CommonHttpFeatures” /featurename:”IIS-StaticContent” /featurename:”IIS-DefaultDocument” /featurename:”IIS-DirectoryBrowsing” /featurename:”IIS-HttpErrors” /featurename:”IIS-HttpRedirect” /featurename:”IIS-WebServerManagementTools” /featurename:”IIS-IIS6ManagementCompatibility”  /featurename:”IIS-Metabase” /featurename:”IIS-WindowsAuthentication”  /featurename:”IIS-WMICompatibility”  /featurename:”IIS-ISAPIExtensions” /featurename:”IIS-ManagementScriptingTools” /featurename:”MSRDC-Infrastructure”

If you prefer using Powershell, use the following cmdlets instead:

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Import-Module servermanager

Add-WindowsFeature  “IIS-WebServerRole”, “IIS-WebServer” ,”IIS-CommonHttpFeatures” ,”IIS-StaticContent” ,”IIS-DefaultDocument” ,”IIS-DirectoryBrowsing” ,”IIS-HttpErrors” ,”IIS-HttpRedirect” ,”IIS-WebServerManagementTools” ,”IIS-IIS6ManagementCompatibility”  ,”IIS-Metabase” ,”IIS-WindowsAuthentication”  ,”IIS-WMICompatibility”  ,”IIS-ISAPIExtensions” ,”IIS-ManagementScriptingTools” ,”MSRDC-Infrastructure”

Both of the above methods work from the command line or Powershell console window. It is preferred to save and run the code as a batch or .ps1 script.

I hope this has been helpful for you.

T@mir.H

2 thoughts on “How to install IIS features on SCCM 2012 Distribution Point with command line”

  1. In Server 2012, the command line does not work unless you remove the quotation marks around each featurename.

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