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jens.zimmermann asked a question.
November 6, 2017 at 8:00 AM
Using Powershell at scan - Example: Scanning Displays
Hi,
I want to integrate some powershell scripts in snow agent scan.
I know where to locate the scripts and I think I understood the Integrity issue.
But how to get data to Inventory server? What output is needed to create new hardware or software? Is there any example to understand the correct way?
What about the ExecutionPolicy?
Thank you for your help.
Update: Think I did it with many help. Thank you.
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- SamuelBaughan
  8 years ago
  Hi Jens, About your point: If there will ever be another solution of Snow to start this with Inventory scan, it would be great Would this be what you are looking for? You actually do not need to write to the registry and then read from it. As I mentioned above, the Snow agent can be configured to report a non-existing registry entry back to the Inventory Server. This is done using PowerShell too so most of your script would still be valid. Iwan wrote a very practical post about the method to report a registry value back without physically writing to the registry. We have been using this feature in production and it works perfectly. By using this method, you get the following advantages: you do not get restrained by the script unable to write into the registry you can still use a custom stored procedure (running with the DUJ or not) to process the information. this doesn't require adjusting the config file. you do not write unecessary values to the registry nothing runs with elevated rights so security is not compromized Regards
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