Solution/Workaround:
- Recreate the SMS SSL Certificate:
- The issue might be related to SSL
      certificate problems. Recreating the SMS SSL certificate can help
      resolve any issues with secure communication between SCCM and the
      clients.
Steps to
recreate the SMS SSL certificate:
- Go to Configuration Manager
      Console.
- Navigate to Administration
      > Security > Certificates.
- Right-click on SMS Server
      Authentication Certificate, and select Delete.
- After deleting the certificate,
      select Create Certificate and follow the prompts to create a new
      SSL certificate for SMS communication.
- Verify SQL Service Broker:
- The SQL Service Broker might
      not be enabled, which can interfere with the proper operation of scripts
      and certain SCCM tasks. To ensure it is enabled:
Steps to verify
and enable SQL Service Broker:
- Open SQL Server Management Studio
      (SSMS).
- Connect to the SCCM database
      instance.
- Run the following SQL query to check
      the status of the Service Broker:
SELECT
is_broker_enabled 
FROM sys.databases
WHERE name = 'CM_'
+ <Your SCCM Database Name>;
- If the value of is_broker_enabled is 0
      (which means it is disabled), you can enable it by running:
ALTER DATABASE <Your
SCCM Database Name> SET ENABLE_BROKER;
- Once the SQL Service Broker is
      enabled, restart the SQL Server service to apply the changes.
These steps
address the potential root causes related to SSL certificate issues and SQL
Service Broker, which can affect SCCM script execution.
 
 
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