This query lists all the machines with Windows 2000 by Edition, and Service Pack.
*Requires BDNA Normalize CM
|
OS Manufacturer |
OS Name |
OS MajorVersion |
OS ServicePack |
OS Edition |
|
Microsoft |
Windows 2000 |
2000 |
SP4 |
Advanced Server |
|
Microsoft |
Windows 2000 |
2000 |
SP4 |
Professional |
|
Microsoft |
Windows 2000 |
2000 |
SP4 |
Server |
*The list above is not exhaustive, and only provided a sample of the data that are available within CM.
Using the new CM class BDNA_HARDWARE_DATA, all your hardware information are now available into a single table. You can query this table using WQL or SQL.
WQL:
select System.Name, HARDWARE.IsVirtual, HARDWARE.OS_Manufacturer, HARDWARE.OS_Name, HARDWARE.OS_MajorVersion, HARDWARE.OS_MinorVersion, HARDWARE.OS_ServicePack, HARDWARE.OS_Edition from SMS_R_System inner join SMS_G_System_BDNA_BDNAHARDWAREDATA_1_1 as HARDWARE on HARDWARE.SMSUniqueIdentifier = SMS_R_System.SMSUniqueIdentifier inner join SMS_R_System as System on System.SMSUniqueIdentifier = HARDWARE.SMSUniqueIdentifier where HARDWARE.OS_Name = "Windows 2000"
SQL:
SELECT v_R_System.Name0 as Name, Hardware.IsVirtual0 as IsVirtual, Hardware.OS_Manufacturer0 as OS_Manufacturer, Hardware.OS_Name0 as OS_Name, Hardware.OS_MajorVersion0 as OS_MajorVersion, Hardware.OS_MinorVersion0 as OS_MinorVersion, Hardware.OS_ServicePack0 as OS_ServicePack, Hardware.OS_Edition0 as OS_Edition
FROM v_R_System
INNER JOIN v_GS_BDNA_Hardware_Data0 Hardware ON Hardware.SMSUniqueIdentifier0=v_R_System.SMS_Unique_Identifier0
WHERE Hardware.OS_Name0 = ‘Windows 2000′

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