Physical Memory and Memory Slots Hardware Inventory extension
Building on Jeff Gilbert's Physical Memory mof edit, Greg Heuing has an additional edit to be able to pull in the # of memory slots on the motherboard. If you happen to need to know if there are any free memory slots available, this could be a resource.
The edits are below, which you would add to sms_def.mof for both ConfigMgr & SMS2003. If you are using sms2003, remember to add the Pragma namespace line:
#pragma namespace ("\\\\.\\root\\CIMv2\\sms")
which you do not need in ConfigMgr
[SMS_Report (TRUE),
SMS_Group_Name ("Physical Memory"),
SMS_Class_ID ("Microsoft|Physical_Memory|1.0")]
class Win32_PhysicalMemory : SMS_Class_Template
{
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string BankLabel;
[SMS_Report (TRUE), SMS_Units("Megabytes")] uint64 Capacity;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string DeviceLocator[];
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 FormFactor;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 MemoryType;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 PositionInRow;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 Speed;
[SMS_Report (TRUE),Key] string Tag;
[SMS_Report (TRUE),Key] string CreationClassName;
};
// MemoryDevices give you the # of slots
[SMS_Report (TRUE),
SMS_Group_Name ("Physical Memory Array"),
SMS_Class_ID ("Microsoft|Physical_Memory_Array|1.0")]
class Win32_PhysicalMemoryArray : SMS_Class_Template
{
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string CreationClassName;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 Location;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Manufacturer;
[SMS_Report (TRUE), SMS_Units("Megabytes")] uint32 MaxCapacity;
[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 MemoryDevices;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 MemoryErrorCorrection;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Model;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string PartNumber;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean PoweredOn;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean Removable;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean Replaceable;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string SerialNumber;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string SKU;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Status;
[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 Use;
[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Version;
};
The edits above would get you a report sample like...
select sys.netbios_name0, mem.banklabel0 [Bank Label], mem.capacity0 [Capacity in MB], mem.FormFactor0 [Form Factor],
MEM.memorytype0 [Memory Type], mem.tag0 [TAG] from v_gs_physical_memory as MEM
inner join v_r_system as SYS on SYS.resourceid=MEM.resourceid
where
sys.netbios_name0 = @compname
order by MEM.tag0
select MEMA.MemoryDevices0 [Total Number of Memory Slots] from v_gs_physical_memory_array as MEMA
inner join v_r_system as SYS on SYS.resourceid=MEMA.resourceid
where
sys.netbios_name0 = @compname
select mema.memoryDevices0 - Count(mem.tag0) [Number of Free Slots available] from v_gs_physical_memory as MEM
inner join v_r_system as SYS on SYS.resourceid=MEM.resourceid
inner join v_gs_physical_memory_array as MEMA on sys.resourceid=mema.resourceid
where
sys.netbios_name0 = @compname
group by mema.memorydevices0
With a prompt for compname, provide and sql statement of:
begin
if (@__filterwildcard = '')
SELECT DISTINCT SYS.Netbios_Name0 from v_R_System SYS ORDER By SYS.Netbios_Name0
else
SELECT DISTINCT SYS.Netbios_Name0 from v_R_System SYS
WHERE SYS.Netbios_Name0 like @__filterwildcard
ORDER By SYS.Netbios_Name0
end
Which would look like this:
