The process of generating insights and analytics on device compliance, app usage, and security configurations within Intune
V_gs_amt_system normally holds that information. You may need to extend the HW inventory to include AMT classes.
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Hi,
I want to identify Intel vPro enabled machines either from SCCM or Intune. I tried using SQL and WQL, but I wasn’t successful. Can you please suggest the best way to do this?
The process of generating insights and analytics on device compliance, app usage, and security configurations within Intune
V_gs_amt_system normally holds that information. You may need to extend the HW inventory to include AMT classes.
AI answer
To identify Intel vPro enabled machines using SCCM or Intune, you can utilize the properties catalog in Intune or create specific queries in SCCM.
You can use the properties catalog to collect hardware properties, including those related to Intel vPro. However, the specific property for vPro is not detailed in the provided context. You may need to check the Intune Data Platform Schema for any updates or specific properties related to vPro.
You can create a WQL query to filter devices based on the vPro capability. While the exact WQL syntax for vPro is not provided in the context, you can start with queries that target specific hardware attributes. For example, you might look for devices with specific BIOS or CPU characteristics that indicate vPro support.
Here’s a general example of how you might structure a WQL query:
SELECT * FROM SMS_R_System WHERE <Your vPro Condition>
Replace <Your vPro Condition> with the appropriate condition that identifies vPro-enabled devices.
For more detailed queries, refer to the documentation on creating queries in Configuration Manager.
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