Script to determine model

 

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Script to determine model Just a quick to see if anyone has an example of a script to determine the Model of a computer? I just need to push software to various machines and would like to have it determine the Model and then install the appropriate software. I believe I have to go with a field in the DB like %#!computer@prod_name% or somehting like that? Any help would be greatly appreciated?

05-24-2007, 10:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
Nick Altiris Architect (Site Founder)     Join Date: 01-01-2005 Location: RDU, North Carolina, USA Posts: 4,650	I would suggest using conditions to this rather than a script. __________________ Scire potentia est (knowledge is power)

05-24-2007, 11:15 PM	#3 (permalink)
cocodmonkey Junior Altiris Admin     Join Date: 05-17-2005 Location: Australia Age: 33 Posts: 19	Conditions Yeah i looked at conditions but they encompass the whole job? i want to run a script after an HII imaging job to install all those platform specific pieces of software?

05-25-2007, 08:42 AM	#4 (permalink)
Nick Altiris Architect (Site Founder)     Join Date: 01-01-2005 Location: RDU, North Carolina, USA Posts: 4,650	Is your HII just an image or is there some sort of firm injection going on? __________________ Scire potentia est (knowledge is power)

05-27-2007, 07:10 PM	#5 (permalink)
cocodmonkey Junior Altiris Admin     Join Date: 05-17-2005 Location: Australia Age: 33 Posts: 19	HII Process There is a firm injection process going on for Drivers and some other generic software.

05-27-2007, 09:10 PM	#6 (permalink)
Nick Altiris Architect (Site Founder)     Join Date: 01-01-2005 Location: RDU, North Carolina, USA Posts: 4,650	If you use conditions there are a couple of ways to go. Create a condition for each model (firm injection) and then include the other steps within each condition... software install etc Create a condition for each model (firm injection) then have a success code criteria point to another job that would do the software install. You could also use a script to do this but with a script you're losing your ability to track individual error codes for each step of the task. Just my opinion. __________________ Scire potentia est (knowledge is power)

05-27-2007, 09:24 PM	#7 (permalink)
Cathossie Junior Altiris Admin   Join Date: 09-24-2006 Location: Australia Posts: 17	This is how we do it the below as part of our Hii.bat that runs after the imag has been pushed to the client. Hope this helps echo hardware model is %#!computer@model_num% echo " %#!computer@prod_name%" > a:/model.txt echo Computer model is " %#!computer@prod_name%" type a:/model.txt|find "Latitude D420" if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto D420 type a:/model.txt|find "HP d530" if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto HPD530 type a:/model.txt|find "HP Compaq dc7100" if NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto HPdc7100 if "%#!computer@model_num%" == "085Ch" goto HPD530 if "%#!computer@model_num%" == "097Ch" goto HPdc7100

05-28-2007, 07:26 AM	#8 (permalink)
Robert Lundsten Junior Altiris Admin     Join Date: 12-20-2005 Location: Sweden Age: 33 Posts: 24	I have developed a simple solution to get the computer model in Altiris. The problem today is that some computers does not report a easy-to-use model number. A good example is IBM. Here is what you do; 1. Start SQL query analyzer and run the following SQL script; USE eXpress GO CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[fnGetComputerModelID] ( @ComputerID int, @Type int ) RETURNS nvarchar(8) AS BEGIN DECLARE @TempString nvarchar(100) DECLARE @ModelID nvarchar(8) DECLARE @ModelNumber nvarchar(100) DECLARE @ProductName nvarchar(100) SET @ModelNumber = (SELECT UPPER(model_num) FROM computer WHERE computer_id = @ComputerID) SET @ProductName = (SELECT UPPER(prod_name) FROM computer WHERE computer_id = @ComputerID) SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, ' ', '') SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, '_', '') SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, '-', '') SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, '(', '') SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, ')', '') SET @ModelNumber = REPLACE(@ModelNumber, '#', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, ' ', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, '_', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, '-', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, '(', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, ')', '') SET @ProductName = REPLACE(@ProductName, '#', '') -- Set Model ID using Model Number IF @Type = 1 BEGIN SET @ModelID = @ModelNumber END -- Set Model ID using Product Name IF @Type = 2 BEGIN SET @ModelID = @ProductName END -- Set Model ID using Model Number and Product Name IF @Type = 3 BEGIN SET @ModelID = CAST(@ModelNumber AS nvarchar(4)) + CAST(@ProductName AS nvarchar(4)) END -- Set Model ID using special method IF @Type = 4 BEGIN SET @ModelID = SUBSTRING(@ModelNumber, 1, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ProductName, 7, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ModelNumber, 2, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ProductName, 5, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ModelNumber, 3, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ProductName, 3, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ModelNumber, 4, 1) + SUBSTRING(@ProductName, 1, 1) END RETURN @ModelID END GO 2. Create a task in DS that copies drivers; SET MODELID=%#*"SELECT [dbo].[fnGetComputerModelID] (%ID%, X)"% FIRM.EXE -recurse copy F:/DRIVERS/%MODELID%/*.* PROD:/DRIVERS You have now 4 different method to get the computer model. Just replace X above with 1-4. The SQL function returns max 8 chars which makes it easy to create a folder structure. And you have the option to use model number or product name... Hope it helps! __________________ Robert Lundsten Altiris Specialist Asterio AB, Sweden www.asterio.se

05-28-2007, 08:36 AM	#9 (permalink)
Nick Altiris Architect (Site Founder)     Join Date: 01-01-2005 Location: RDU, North Carolina, USA Posts: 4,650	Nice bit of code Robert. __________________ Scire potentia est (knowledge is power)