IntuneDebug

4.0.1

Private/Get-IntunePolicySystemInfo.ps1

                                <#

.SYNOPSIS

    Function

.DESCRIPTION

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#region Get-IntunePolicySystemInfo

# Extract system information from the MDM Diagnostics Report

Function Get-IntunePolicySystemInfo

{

    [CmdletBinding()]

    param 

    (

        [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]

        [string]$HtmlReportPath

    )

    if (-not (Test-Path -Path $HtmlReportPath)) 

    {

        # Lets thest for a different file name

        # This might be the case if the report was generated with the settings app or the MDM Diagnostics Tool with differnt parameters

        # MDMDiagHTMLReport.html

        $HtmlReportPath = $HtmlReportPath -replace 'MDMDiagReport\.html', 'MDMDiagHTMLReport.html'

    }

    $htmlFile = Get-Content -Path $HtmlReportPath -Raw -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

    $tablePattern = '<table[^>]*id="(?:DeviceInfoTable|ConnectionInfoTable)"[^>]*>(.*?)<\/table>'

    $tableMatches = [regex]::Matches($htmlFile, $tablePattern, 'Singleline')

    $properties = @{} 

    $outObj = [pscustomobject][ordered]@{

                    DeviceName = $null

                    Organization = $null

                    Edition = $null

                    OSBuild = $null

                    Processor = $null

                    #InstalledRAM = $null

                    SystemType = $null

                    #ManagedBy = $null

                    LastSync = $null

                    ManagementServerAddress = $null

                    ExchangeID = $null

                    ActiveSID = $null

                    ActiveAccount = $null

                    UserToken = $null

                    PolicyScope = 'DeviceInfo'

                }

    foreach($tableMatch in $tableMatches)

    {

        $rowPattern = '"LabelColumn">(?<Label>.*?)</td><td.*?>(?<Value>.*?)</td>'

        $valueResults = [regex]::Matches($tableMatch, $rowPattern)

        foreach($item in $valueResults)

        {

            $labelObj = $item.Groups | Where-Object -Property Name -eq 'Label'

            $valueObj = $item.Groups | Where-Object -Property Name -eq 'Value'

            $properties[$labelObj.Value] = $valueObj.Value

        }

    }

    $tmpObj = [PSCustomObject]$properties

    try 

    {

        $outObj.DeviceName = $tmpObj.'PC name'

        $outObj.Organization = $tmpObj.'Organization'

        $outObj.Edition = $tmpObj.'Edition'

        $outObj.OSBuild = $tmpObj.'OS Build'

        $outObj.Processor = $tmpObj.'Processor'

        #$outObj.InstalledRAM = $tmpObj.'Installed RAM'

        $outObj.SystemType = $tmpObj.'System Type'

        #$outObj.ManagedBy = $tmpObj.'Managed By'

        $outObj.LastSync = $tmpObj.'Last Sync'

        $outObj.ManagementServerAddress = $tmpObj.'Management Server Address'

        $outObj.ExchangeID = $tmpObj.'Exchange ID'

        $outObj.ActiveSID = $tmpObj.'Active SID'

        $outObj.ActiveAccount = $tmpObj.'Active Account'

        $outObj.UserToken = $tmpObj.'User Token'

        if ($outObj.OSBuild -gt 10.0.19045) 

        {

            $outObj.Edition = $outObj.Edition -replace 'Windows 10', 'Windows 11'

        }

        # lets remove the word unknown from the systemtype if it is present

        $outObj.SystemType = ($outObj.SystemType -replace 'Unknown', '') -replace '^\s+',''     

    }

    catch {}

    return $outObj

}

#endregion