PC-Hersteller in LocalBoot-Paket abfragen

[dark alex]

Hallo,

ich brauche für ein LocalBoot-Paket die Information, welcher Hersteller den PC gebaut hat.
Hier reicht natürlich die Info aus dem hwinvent (byAudit-Treiberpfad) aus (betroffene Rechner werden ausschließlich per OPSI installiert).

Ich habe shcon die Doku gewälzt und dneke ich bin mit OpsiServiceCall auf dem richtigen Weg.
Allerdings stecke ich da bereits fest... Welche Methode gibt mir denn jetzt die gewünschte Info zurück?
Wird wohl irgendwie mit auditHardwareOnHost gehen. Aber wie?
Ich blicke da noch nicht wirklich durch...

[Konstantin]

Hi,

aus dem opsi-Script etwa so:

[Aktionen]
requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11.3"

DefStringlist $computerclass$
defvar $vendor$

set $computerclass$ = splitString(takeFirstStringContaining(getReturnListFromSection ("opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects"), "vendor"), ",")
set $vendor$ = stringReplace (getValueBySeparator ('"vendor"', ":", $computerclass$ ), '"', '')

[opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects]
"method":"auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects"
"params":[
'[]',
'{"hostId" : "$clientid$","hardwareClass" : "COMPUTER_SYSTEM"}'
]


Meiner Meinung nach, sind solche Werte per WMI oder Registry viel komfortabler auszulesen.

Gruß

Konstantin

[SisterOfMercy]

Uh what about this?

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DefStringList $list$
Set $list$ = getHWBiosInfoMap

This gives resuls like this:

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;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string   1)bios.Version=1.50
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string   9)bios.OEM String[1]=PSC1QE-03HLDU,SSC1Q03HLDU
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  13)bios.System Config String[1]=SMI:00B202
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  14)bios.System Config String[2]=DSN:0520B6A340A7A4                
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  15)bios.System Config String[3]=DSN:M471B527H0-CH9  B14533CC      
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  17)sysinfo.Manufacter=TOSHIBA
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  18)sysinfo.Product Name=SATELLITE C660
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  19)sysinfo.Version=PSC1QE-03HLDU
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  20)									sysinfo.Serial Number=8B0542K
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  21)sysinfo.UUID=78CC1365B8DE118D5B870F4CA4719
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  22)sysinfo.SKU Number=PSC1QE-03H0DU
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  23)sysinfo.Family=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  24)board.Manufacter=TOSHIBA
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  25)board.Product=PWWHA
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  26)board.Version=1.00
;[7] [Jan 20 15:15:32:805] [openvpn-client]         (string  27)board.Serial Number=0123456789AB

;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   1)bios.Version=F14
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   5)sysinfo.Manufacter=Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   6)sysinfo.Product Name=P35-DS4
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   7)sysinfo.Version= 
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   8)sysinfo.Serial Number= 
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string   9)									sysinfo.UUID=00000000000000000001A4D7013
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string  10)sysinfo.SKU Number= 
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string  11)sysinfo.Family= 
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string  12)board.Manufacter=Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
;[7] [Jan 17 00:46:28:427] [openvpn-client]         (string  13)board.Product=P35-DS4

It would be great if you could somehow modify those fields permanently. For instance, to set a serial number for that Gigabyte thing. And the things asus fills in are mostly crap.

[n.wenselowski]

Hi,

It would be great if you could somehow modify those fields permanently. For instance, to set a serial number for that Gigabyte thing. And the things asus fills in are mostly crap.

You know of opsihwaudit.conf?

-N

[SisterOfMercy]

You know of opsihwaudit.conf?

No, I did not. But I meant to permanently set fields for only some clients.



This asus thing has no serial number filled in, it would be nice to be able to set that to the correct serial. Of course, this is not really an issue with OPSI, more with the client itself.

[n.wenselowski]

Ah, Problem erkannt.
Wenn du irgendwie an die richtigen Werte kommst, kannst du die Werte des Clients mittels opsiServiceCall berichtigen.


Gruß

Niko

[dark alex]

Hi,

aus dem opsi-Script etwa so:

[Aktionen]
requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11.3"

DefStringlist $computerclass$
defvar $vendor$

set $computerclass$ = splitString(takeFirstStringContaining(getReturnListFromSection ("opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects"), "vendor"), ",")
set $vendor$ = stringReplace (getValueBySeparator ('"vendor"', ":", $computerclass$ ), '"', '')

[opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects]
"method":"auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects"
"params":[
'[]',
'{"hostId" : "$clientid$","hardwareClass" : "COMPUTER_SYSTEM"}'
]


Meiner Meinung nach, sind solche Werte per WMI oder Registry viel komfortabler auszulesen.

Gruß

Konstantin

Hallo Konstantin,
leider klappt das so nicht

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[...]
(162)     [5] [Okt 27 12:55:15:812] [test] Set  $hersteller$ = stringReplace (getValueBySeparator ('"vendor"', ":", $computerclass$ ), '"', '')
(163)     [6] [Okt 27 12:55:15:817] [test]     retrieving strings from $computerclass$ [switch to loglevel 7 for debugging]
(164)     [6] [Okt 27 12:55:15:817] [test]   The value of the variable "$hersteller$" is now: "NULL"
[...]

//Edit:
Sorry meine Schuld! Tippfehler

[Konstantin]

[Aktionen]
requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11.3"
setloglevel=9
DefStringlist $computerclass$
defvar $vendor$
DefVar $OpsiPath$
DefVar $IniCfg$
DefVar $ClientId$
DefVar $Password$
DefVar $OpsiUrl$


Set $OpsiPath$ = ExtractFilePath (GetRegistryStringValue("[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\opsiclientd] ImagePath" ))
if FileExists($OpsiPath$ + "\opsiclientd\opsiclientd.conf")
Set $IniCfg$ = $OpsiPath$ + "\opsiclientd\opsiclientd.conf"
Else
comment "error"
isFatalError
EndIf

Set $ClientID$ = GetValueFromIniFile($IniCfg$, "global", "host_id","")
Set $Password$ = GetvalueFromInifile($IniCfg$, "global", "opsi_host_key", "")
Set $OpsiUrl$ = GetvalueFromInifile($IniCfg$, "config_service", "url", "")

If Not (($ClientID$ = "") AND NOT ($Password$ = "") AND NOT ($OpsiUrl$ = ""))
set $computerclass$ = splitString(takeFirstStringContaining(getReturnListFromSection ("opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects /username $ClientId$ /password $Password$ /serviceurl $OpsiUrl$"), "vendor"), ",")
set $vendor$ = stringReplace (getValueBySeparator ('"vendor"', ":", $computerclass$ ), '"', '')
Else
comment "error"
isFatalError
EndIf


[opsiservicecall_auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects]
"method":"auditHardwareOnHost_getObjects"
"params":[
'[]',
'{"hostId" : "$clientid$","hardwareClass" : "COMPUTER_SYSTEM"}'
]