The example Powershell script creates a computer / device object in SCCM 2012.
[[powershell]] $SiteCode = "MEL" $SiteServer = "." #Add Computer to System $wmi = [WmiClass]"\\$($SiteServer)\ROOT\SMS\Site_$($SiteCode):SMS_Site" $InObject = $wmi.psbase.GetMethodParameters(“ImportMachineEntry”) $InObject.MACAddress = "00:50:56:C0:00:08" $InObject.NetbiosName = "wmel001" $InObject.OverwriteExistingRecord = "true" $InObject.SMBIOSGUID = "9310E1C0-D7DA-11DD-9AA6-60A44CAF553C" $wmi.PSBase.InvokeMethod("ImportMachineEntry", $InObject, $Null) #Update All Systems Collection $CollectionName = "All Systems" $CollectionQuery = Get-WmiObject -Namespace "Root\SMS\Site_$($SiteCode)" -Class SMS_Collection -Filter "Name='$CollectionName'" $CollectionQuery.RequestRefresh() [[/powershell]]
The example uses WMI to create a Device from the SCCM Server. My use for this script is to use Orchestrator in creating accounts as part of a provisioning process. To assist, the second component of the script requests that the All Systems collection is refreshed.
In a previous post I provided a simple vbscript that could be used to harvest UUID / SMBIOS and MAC Address details from machines in CSV format (which may be of comparative value).
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