Omnissa Windows Desktop Management VSaaS

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### Deferred Enrollment for Windows Devices via MSI

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskDeviceEnrollment

This command installs the AirWatch agent using Msiexec.exe with parameters for deferred enrollment, silent installation, server details, and user authentication. It enables enrollment upon user login or specific triggers.

```batch
Msiexec.exe /i airwatchAgent.msi /q DEFERENROLLMENT=Y ENROLL=Y SERVER=ds###awmdm.com LGName=<groupID> USERNAME=<staginguser> PASSWORD=<stagingpassword> ASSIGNTOLOGGEDINUSER=Y
```

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### Get Java Version using CMD in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Executes the `java -version` command in a new CMD process to retrieve the installed Java version. The output is captured and displayed as a string. This requires Java to be installed and accessible in the system's PATH.

```PowerShell
$java_ver = cmd.exe /c "java -version" '2>&1'
echo $java_ver
```

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### Enroll Windows Devices with Provisioning Hub

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskDeviceEnrollment

This command uses Msiexec.exe to install the AirWatch agent with the PROVISIONHUB parameter enabled, facilitating Windows device enrollment.

```batch
Msiexec.exe /i airwatchagent.msi PROVISIONHUB=Y
```

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### Silent Enrollment for Windows Devices via MSI

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskDeviceEnrollment

This command performs a silent installation and enrollment of the AirWatch agent using Msiexec.exe. It requires server details, organization group, username, and password for automated device enrollment.

```batch
AirwatchAgent.msi /q ENROLL=Y SERVER=ds###awmdm.com LGName=<groupID> USERNAME=<staginguser> PASSWORD=<stagingpassword> ASSIGNTOLOGGEDINUSER=Y
```

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### Get Current Date in ISO 8601 Format - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Gets the current date and formats it according to the ISO 8601 standard ('s' format specifier). This is useful for consistent date representation.

```powershell
$date_current = get-Date -format s -DisplayHint Date
echo $date_current

```

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### Get BIOS Version - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the general BIOS version from the system. This script queries WMI for BIOS details.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.Version

```

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### Get Average CPU Usage in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates and returns the average CPU load percentage for the system using WMI. This script requires no external dependencies and outputs an integer.

```PowerShell
$cpu_usage= Get-WmiObject win32_processor | Select-Object -ExpandProperty LoadPercentage
echo $cpu_usage
```

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### Get BIOS Version using WMI in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the BIOS version from the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) for the local machine. Requires no external dependencies and returns a string.

```PowerShell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.Version
```

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### Get BIOS Status - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the status of the BIOS on the system. This script queries WMI for BIOS information.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.Status

```

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### Get Active Power Management Profile in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves information about the currently active power management plan on the system using WMI. Requires Administrator privileges.

```PowerShell
$plan = Get-WmiObject -Class win32_powerplan -Namespace root\cimv2\power 
-Filter "isActive='true'" 
echo $plan
```

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### Get CPU Usage Percentage - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the current CPU usage percentage. This script queries WMI for processor load information.

```powershell
$cpu_usage= Get-WmiObject win32_processor | Select-Object -ExpandProperty LoadPercentage
echo $cpu_usage

```

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### Get SMBIOS BIOS Version - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the version of the System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) BIOS. This script queries WMI for BIOS information.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.SMBIOSBIOSVersion

```

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### Get BIOS Status using WMI in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the status of the BIOS from the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) for the local machine. Requires no external dependencies and returns a string representing the BIOS status.

```PowerShell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.Status
```

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### Get Average Process Memory Usage in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the combined average private memory (PM) and non-paged memory (NPM) usage for the 'chrome' process in kilobytes. Requires the 'chrome' process to be running.

```PowerShell
$PM = get-process chrome |Measure-object -property PM -Average|Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
$NPM = get-process chrome |Measure-object -property NPM -Average|Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
echo [System.Math]::Round(($PM+$NPM)/1KB)
```

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### Get Average Virtual Memory Usage in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the used virtual memory in kilobytes by subtracting free virtual memory from total virtual memory using WMI. Returns an integer.

```PowerShell
$os = Get-WmiObject win32_OperatingSystem
$used_memory = $os.totalvirtualmemorysize - $os.freevirtualmemory
echo $used_memory
```

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### Get BIOS Serial Number - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the serial number of the BIOS on the local computer. This script queries WMI for BIOS information and outputs the serial number.

```powershell
$os=Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.SerialNumber

```

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### Get Average Network Usage in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the average network data transfer rate in bytes per second across all network interfaces using WMI. The output is rounded to the nearest integer.

```PowerShell
$Total_bytes=Get-WmiObject -class Win32_PerfFormattedData_Tcpip_NetworkInterface
|Measure-Object -property BytesTotalPersec -Average |Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
echo ([System.Math]::Round($Total_bytes))
```

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### Check if Wireless Network is Present in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Checks for the presence of a wireless network adapter on the system by querying WMI for network adapters with names starting with 'Wi-Fi'. Returns a boolean value.

```PowerShell
$wireless = Get-WmiObject -class Win32_NetworkAdapter -filter "netconnectionid like 'Wi-Fi%'"
    if($wireless){echo $true}
    else {echo $false}
```

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### Get Average Memory Usage in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the used physical memory in kilobytes by subtracting free memory from total visible memory using WMI. Returns an integer representing used memory.

```PowerShell
$os = Get-WmiObject win32_OperatingSystem
$used_memory = $os.totalvisiblememorysize - $os.freephysicalmemory
echo $used_memory
```

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### Get TPM Lockout Status - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Checks if the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is currently in a lockout state. This script queries the TPM object and checks its 'LockedOut' property.

```powershell
$obj = get-tpm
echo $obj.LockedOut

```

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### Get Average Network Bytes Total Per Second - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the average total bytes transferred per second across network interfaces. This script uses WMI and the Measure-Object cmdlet.

```powershell
$Total_bytes=Get-WmiObject -class Win32_PerfFormattedData_Tcpip_NetworkInterface
|Measure-Object -property BytesTotalPersec -Average |Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
echo ([System.Math]::Round($Total_bytes))

```

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### Get Operating System Time Zone - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the current operating system's time zone information. This script uses the Get-TimeZone cmdlet and outputs the result to the host.

```powershell
$os=Get-TimeZone
write-host $os

```

```powershell
$os=Get-TimeZone
write-output $os

```

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### Get TPM Lockout Heal Time - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the time remaining until the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) lockout is healed. This script queries the TPM object for the 'LockoutHealTime' property.

```powershell
$tpm=get-tpm
echo $tpm.LockoutHealTime

```

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### Enroll Windows Devices via Command-Line Staging

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskDeviceEnrollment

This command utilizes AWProcessCommands.exe to enroll a device with specified server, organization group, username, and password. It's used for staging enrollment scenarios.

```batch
C:\Program Files (x86)\Airwatch\AgentUI\AWProcessCommands.exe enroll --SERVER https://ds1234.awmdm.com --OG MyOG --USERNAME staginguser --PASSWORD mypassword --ASSIGNTOLOGGEDINUSER
```

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### List Active Network Interfaces in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the Name and InterfaceDescription of active physical network adapters on the system. Filters for adapters with a status of 'up'.

```PowerShell
$properties = @('Name','InterfaceDescription')
$physical_adapter = get-netadapter -physical | where status -eq "up" 
|select-object -Property $properties
echo $physical_adapter
```

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### Check if Secure Boot is Enabled in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Checks if Secure Boot is enabled on the system using the `Confirm-SecureBootUEFI` cmdlet. Returns 'true' if enabled, and 'false' if not enabled or if an error occurs (e.g., on non-UEFI systems). Requires Administrator privileges.

```PowerShell
try { $bios=Confirm-SecureBootUEFI }
catch { $false }
echo $bios
```

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### Calculate Chrome Memory Usage in KB - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the combined Paged Memory (PM) and Non-Paged Memory (NPM) usage for the 'chrome' process in kilobytes. It uses Get-Process and Measure-Object.

```powershell
$PM = get-process chrome |Measure-object -property PM -Average|Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
$NPM = get-process chrome |Measure-object -property NPM -Average|Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
echo [System.Math]::Round(($PM+$NPM)/1KB)

```

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### Check TPM Ready Status - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Checks if the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is ready on the system. This script queries the TPM object and checks its 'TpmReady' property.

```powershell
$obj = get-tpm
echo $obj.TpmReady

```

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### Check PowerShell Version in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the current PowerShell version (Major.Minor.Build.Revision) and formats it as a string. This script uses built-in PowerShell environment variables.

```PowerShell
$x = $PSVersionTable.PSVersion
echo "$($x.Major).$($x.Minor).$($x.Build).$($x.Revision)"
```

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### Check SMBIOS Presence - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Determines if System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) information is present on the system. This script queries WMI for BIOS details.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject Win32_bios -ComputerName $env:computername -ea silentlycontinue
echo $os.SMBIOSPresent

```

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### Check Battery Max Capacity in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Retrieves the maximum capacity of the system's battery in milliwatt-hours (mWh) using WMI. It sums the 'FullChargedCapacity' property from the 'BatteryFullChargedCapacity' class.

```PowerShell
$max_capacity = (Get-WmiObject -Class "BatteryFullChargedCapacity" -Namespace "ROOT\WMI").FullChargedCapacity | Measure-Object -Sum |
Select-Object -ExpandProperty Sum
echo $max_capacity
```

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### Calculate Used Physical Memory - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the amount of used physical memory on the system. It queries WMI for total and free physical memory and subtracts them.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject win32_OperatingSystem
$used_memory = $os.totalvisiblememorysize - $os.freephysicalmemory
echo $used_memory

```

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### Calculate Used Virtual Memory - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the amount of used virtual memory on the system. It queries WMI for total and free virtual memory and subtracts them.

```powershell
$os = Get-WmiObject win32_OperatingSystem
$used_memory = $os.totalvirtualmemorysize - $os.freevirtualmemory
echo $used_memory

```

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### Check if a Process is Running in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Determines if a process named 'chrome' is currently running on the system. Returns 'true' if the process is found, otherwise 'false'.

```PowerShell
$chrome = Get-Process chrome -ea SilentlyContinue
            if($chrome){
                echo $true
                }
            else{
                echo $false
                }
```

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### Check Battery Charging Status in PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Determines if the system's battery is currently charging. It checks the 'BatteryStatus' property from the Win32_Battery WMI class and compares it against a list of charging states.

```PowerShell
$charge_status = (Get-CimInstance win32_battery).batterystatus
$charging = @(2,6,7,8,9)
if($charging -contains $charge_status[0] -or $charging -contains $charge_status[1] )
{
                echo "Charging"
                }
else{
                echo "Not Charging"
}
```

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### Check if Chrome Process is Running - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Checks if any process named 'chrome' is currently running on the system. It uses Get-Process with error handling and outputs a boolean value.

```powershell
$chrome = Get-Process chrome -ea SilentlyContinue
            if($chrome){
                echo $true
                }
            else{
                echo $false
                }

```

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### Calculate Average Battery Charge Remaining - PowerShell

Source: https://docs.omnissa.com/nl-NL/bundle/Windows_Desktop_ManagementVSaaS/page/uemWindeskSensors

Calculates the average estimated battery charge remaining on a Windows system. It uses WMI to query battery information and then calculates the average.

```powershell
$battery_remain=(Get-WmiObject win32_battery).estimatedChargeRemaining | Measure-Object -Average | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Average
echo $battery_remain

```
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