Luke Nichols
Network Engineer at Kettering University
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Luke Nichols commented,
I think the "scan age" is based on any scan being run, not on that specific scan being run. So for example if you set your standard scan profile to run when scan age is over 7 days and set your app...
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Luke Nichols commented,
I verified with PDQ support that the PDQ Inventory auto reports do, in fact, rely on the print spooler service running. If you have pushed this GPO to your PDQ server you will also need to enable i...
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Luke Nichols commented,
Fareed, Yes, you will need to add two custom fields. I have modified my original post to include a screenshot indicating what the fields should be called and what data type they should be. I also a...
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PDQ Inventory Auto Reports Rely on Print Spooler?
Hello, I just noticed that half of our PDQ Inventory auto reports have been failing since July 7th. This coincides with when we implemented steps to mitigate risks from the PrintNightmare vulnerabi...
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Luke Nichols commented,
As far as I can tell PDQ Inventory essentially treats the computer name as the primary key for its database. If the computer name changes it treats it as a completely new computer, and if you renam...
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Luke Nichols commented,
Matthew, Is there a particular need for this to be a SQL report instead of a basic report? You can easily pull this info from a basic report with the "Computer Memory" field.
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Luke Nichols commented,
Ok thanks for figuring that out. I will modify that in the version on Github.
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Luke Nichols commented,
Ok. Can you provide a snippet of the CSV file? If you are worried about posting sensitive info on the forum you can censor it. Also can you provide a screenshot of your custom fields in PDQ Inventory?
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Luke Nichols commented,
Is there a "DellWarrantyData.csv" file in the same directory as the script after running it? That is where the data is written to by default. The file is overwritten on the next run of the script b...
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Luke Nichols commented,
I would think it would be easy to create a collection containing machines that have had the first step performed, then. You can simply look at the OS version. As the first part of your deployment I...