Title | GPReport Use WMI in Power Shell Daniel Smith |
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Author | Daniel Smith |
Course | Network Scripting |
Institution | ECPI University |
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Use WMI in PowerShell Lab Report 1. Fill in the following table with the WMI Class and the property name that contains the information indicated. The first line is already completed. WMI Class Name
Property
Free space on disk drive
Win32_LogicalDisk
Freespace
CPU speed
Win32_Processor
CurrentClockSpeed
CPU manufacturer
Win32_Processor
Manufacturer
Computer Name
Win32_OperatingSystem
ComputerName
Domain Name
Win32_ComputerSystem
Domain
Name of installed software
Win32_ApplicationService
Name
Operating System
Win32_OperatingSystem
Caption
Service Pack installed
Win32_OperatingSystem
CSDVersion
Name of Running Processes
Win32_Process
ParentProcessId
BIOS manufacturer
Win32_BIOS
Manufacturer
Names of Shared folders
Win32_Share
Name
Memory part number
Win32_PhysicalMemory
PartNumber
Installed service startup mode
Win32_Service
Name
2.
Use the Get-WMIObject cmdlet Property and Filter parameters to perform the following:
Query the Win32_Process class to see the PIDs for all processes named svchost.exe
Get-WMIObject Win32_Process -Filter * “name=’svchost.exe’”
Query the Win32_ComputerSystem class on SERVER to show the logged on user
Get-WMIObject Win32_ComputerSystem -ComputerName Daniel-dc-01 | Select-Object -Property user
Query the Win32_UserAccount class for the names and SIDs of the local users on the W8-Client computer
Get-WMIObject Win32_UserAccount -ComputerName w8-client | Select-Object -Property Name,SID 3. Use the Get-WMIObject cmdlet Query parameter to perform the following:
Query the Win32_Group class for the name and SID of the administrators group
Get-WMIObject -Query “Select Name,SID from Win32 Group where Name=’Administrators’”
Query the Win32_PhysicalMemory class for the DataWidth and Capacity of the memory in Bank 0 on the computer DC1
Get-WMIObject -Query “Select DataWidth,Capacity from Win32_PhysicalMemory where BankLabel=’RAM slot #0’” 1
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