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title: Revise and supersede applications
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titleSuffix: Configuration Manager
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description: Learn how to work with Configuration Manager application versions and supersede applications.
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ms.date: 11/24/2020
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ms.date: 12/16/2021
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ms.prod: configuration-manager
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This action shows a graphical diagram of the relationships of the selected application to other applications. For the supersedence relationships, it shows applications that the selected application supersedes, and applications that the selected application is superseded by.
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### Manage supersedence with PowerShell
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You can add, view, and remove supersedence relationships using the following PowerShell cmdlets:
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For more information on how to navigate the collection dependency graph with a keyboard, see [Accessibility features](../../../understand/accessibility-features.md#collection-relationship-diagram-shortcuts).
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## PowerShell
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## Automate with Windows PowerShell
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You can also use PowerShell to manage collections. For more information, see the following articles:
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You can use the following PowerShell cmdlets to manage collections:
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title: Configure role-based administration
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description: Combine security roles, security scopes, and assigned collections to define the administrative scope for each administrative user.
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> When a security role grants administrative users the collection deployment permission, those administrative users can distribute objects from any security scope for which they have object **read** permissions, even if that security scope is associated with a different security role.
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## Automate with Windows PowerShell
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You can use the following PowerShell cmdlets to automate some of these tasks:
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Manage administrative users:
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-[Get-CMAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Get-CMAdministrativeUser): Get an administrative user object.
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-[New-CMAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/New-CMAdministrativeUser): Create a new administrative user.
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-[New-CMAdministrativeUserPermission](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/New-CMAdministrativeUserPermission): {{ Fill in the Synopsis }}
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-[Remove-CMAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Remove-CMAdministrativeUser): Remove an administrative user.
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Manage roles and scopes on users:
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-[Add-CMSecurityRoleToAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Add-CMSecurityRoleToAdministrativeUser): Add a security role to a user or group.
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-[Remove-CMSecurityRoleFromAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Remove-CMSecurityRoleFromAdministrativeUser): Remove the association between a security role and an administrative user.
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-[Add-CMSecurityScopeToAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Add-CMSecurityScopeToAdministrativeUser): Add a security scope to a user or group.
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-[Remove-CMSecurityScopeFromAdministrativeUser](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Remove-CMSecurityScopeToAdministrativeUser): Remove the association between a security scope and an administrative user.
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Manage security roles:
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-[Copy-CMSecurityRole](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Copy-CMSecurityRole): Create a custom security role.
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-[Export-CMSecurityRole](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Export-CMSecurityRole): Export a security role to an XML file.
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-[Get-CMSecurityRole](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Get-CMSecurityRole): Get a security role.
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-[Import-CMSecurityRole](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Import-CMSecurityRole): Import a security role from an XML file.
-[Set-CMSecurityRole](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Set-CMSecurityRole): Change configuration settings of a security role.
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-[Get-CMSecurityRolePermission](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Get-CMSecurityRolePermission): Get the permissions for a security role.
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-[Set-CMSecurityRolePermission](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Set-CMSecurityRolePermission): Configure a security role with specific permissions.
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-[Get-CMSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Get-CMSecurityScope): Get a security scope.
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-[New-CMSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/New-CMSecurityScope): Create a security scope.
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-[Remove-CMSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Remove-CMSecurityScope): Remove a security scope.
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-[Set-CMSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Set-CMSecurityScope): Configure a security scope.
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-[Add-CMObjectSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Add-CMObjectSecurityScope): Add a security scope to an object.
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-[Get-CMObjectSecurityScope](/powershell/module/configurationmanager/Get-CMObjectSecurityScope): Get the security scope for a Configuration Manager object.
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## Next steps
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[Role-based administration and auditing tool](../../../support/rbaviewer.md)
For more information, see [Specify the drive for offline OS image servicing](../../../../osd/get-started/manage-operating-system-images.md#specify-the-drive-for-offline-os-image-servicing).
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For general information about service location, see [Understand how clients find site resources and services](../../../plan-design/hierarchy/understand-how-clients-find-site-resources-and-services.md).
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#### Automate management point site component with PowerShell
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To programmatically view and configure the **Management point** site component, use the following PowerShell cmdlets:
Use this component to set how often collection membership is incrementally evaluated. Incremental evaluation updates a collection membership with only new or changed resources.
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For more information, see [Best practices for collections](../../../clients/manage/collections/best-practices-for-collections.md).
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To programmatically view and configure the **Collection membership evaluation** site component, use the following PowerShell cmdlets:
You can use the Service Manager to control Configuration Manager services, and to view the status of any Configuration Manager service or working thread. These services and threads are referred to collectively as Configuration Manager components.
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