System Center Orchestrator Integration Packs

We have been using SCORCH for a while now and have acquired a number of Integration Packs. So, we thought we would zip them all up and add them to our site for you to download and use. Sorry but we cannot remember where most of them have come from as they have been gathered over a few years, so if one of yours is here and you want credit for it, please let us know and we’ll add a credit for you. DOWNLOAD WHATS INCLUDED The following Integration Packs are included in this download package:

• Configuration Manager 2007 IP
• Data Protection Manager 2010 IP
• Execute PS IP
• Operations Manager 2007 IP
• Orchestrator Integration Pack for Data Manipulation
• SC2012 Configuration Manager IP
• SC2012 Data Protection Manager IP
• SC2012 Operations Manager IP
• SC2012 Service Manager IP
• SC2012 Virtual Machine Manager IP
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Azure
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Configuration Manager
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Data Protection Manager
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Operations Manager
• SC2012 SP1 IP for REST
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Service Manager
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Virtual Machine Manager
• Service Manager 2010 IP
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Active Directory
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Exchange Admin
• SC2012 SP1 IP for Exchange User
• SC2012 SP1 IP for FTP
• SC IP for Active Directory
• Virtual Machine Manager 2008 IP

Is System Center Orchestrator Still Current? (2026 Update)

Yes — unlike some of the older System Center components covered elsewhere on this site, Orchestrator hasn’t been deprecated. It’s included and actively developed in System Center 2025 (Orchestrator 2025), with its first update rollup adding SQL Server 2025 support, OLEDB19, .NET 8, TLS 1.3, and gMSA support. Integration Packs remain a supported concept with no deprecation notice. That said, several of the specific packs in this bundle target very old product versions (Configuration Manager 2007, Operations Manager 2007, SC2012-era releases) that are themselves long out of support, so treat this as a mixed bag: useful if you’re still running one of those legacy versions, but check whether a newer Integration Pack exists for your current product version before assuming these are the latest available.