#82822 - 02/01/11 04:18 PM
OSQuery() - Determine what OS using WMI
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Kdyer
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Registered: 01/01/03
Posts: 6240
Loc: Tigard, OR
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NAME OSQUERY
AUTHOR Kent Dyer (leptonator@hotmail.com)
ACTION Returns amount of memory installed from a system using WMI
SYNTAX OSQuery($what,$where)
PARAMETERS $what - What are you querying using WMI
$where - Where is it in WMI
RETURNS EncryptionLevel, LastBootUpTime, Version, CSDVersion, OSType
REMARKS Ref. TotalMem( $Systemname ) - Determine amount of memory installed using WMI
Win32_OperatingSystem
I would like to know how Microsoft query an OS that is not runing DOS or has DOS Emulation!! I know there is DOSEMU for LINUX. ![[Big Grin]](images/icons/grin.gif)
DEPENDENCIES Kixtart 4.0, WMI
EXAMPLE and CODE
code:
BREAK ON
CLS
IF OSQuery("EncryptionLevel","Win32_OperatingSystem") <> "" ? "EncryptionLevel is = "OSQuery("EncryptionLevel","Win32_OperatingSystem")
ENDIF
IF OSQuery("LastBootUpTime","Win32_OperatingSystem") <> "" ? "LastBootUpTime is = "OSQuery("LastBootUpTime","Win32_OperatingSystem")
ENDIF
IF OSQuery("Version","Win32_OperatingSystem") <> "" $Version = OSQuery("Version","Win32_OperatingSystem")
? "Version is = "$Version
ENDIF
IF OSQuery("CSDVersion","Win32_OperatingSystem") <> " " ? "Service Pack is = "OSQuery("CSDVersion","Win32_OperatingSystem")
ENDIF
$ostype = OSQuery("OSType","Win32_OperatingSystem")
SELECT
CASE
$ostype = 0
$ostype = "Unknown"
CASE
$ostype = 1
$ostype = "Other"
CASE
$ostype = 2
$ostype = "MACOS"
CASE
$ostype = 3
$ostype = "ATTUNIX"
CASE
$ostype = 4
$ostype = "DGUX"
CASE
$ostype = 5
$ostype = "DECNT"
CASE
$ostype = 6
$ostype = "Digital Unix"
CASE
$ostype = 7
$ostype = "OpenVMS"
CASE
$ostype = 8
$ostype = "HPUX"
CASE
$ostype = 9
$ostype = "AIX"
CASE
$ostype = 10
$ostype = "MVS"
CASE
$ostype = 11
$ostype = "OS400"
CASE
$ostype = 12
$ostype = "OS/2"
CASE
$ostype = 13
$ostype = "JavaVM"
CASE
$ostype = 14
$ostype = "MSDOS"
CASE
$ostype = 15
$ostype = "WIN3x"
CASE
$ostype = 16
$ostype = "WIN95"
CASE
$ostype = 17 And Left($Version, 3) <> 4.9 $ostype = "WIN98"
$ostype = 17 And Left($Version, 3) = 4.9 $ostype = "WIN9ME"
CASE
$ostype = 18 And Left($Version, 3) = 4.0 $ostype = "WINNT"
$ostype = 18 And Left($Version, 3) = 5.0 $ostype = "WIN2000"
$ostype = 18 And Left($Version, 3) = 5.1 $ostype = "WINXP"
CASE
$ostype = 19
$ostype = "WINCE"
CASE
$ostype = 20
$ostype = "NCR3000"
CASE
$ostype = 21
$ostype = "NetWare"
CASE
$ostype = 22
$ostype = "OSF"
CASE
$ostype = 23
$ostype = "DC/OS"
CASE
$ostype = 24
$ostype = "Reliant UNIX"
CASE
$ostype = 25
$ostype = "SCO UnixWare"
CASE
$ostype = 26
$ostype = "SCO OpenServer"
CASE
$ostype = 27
$ostype = "Sequent"
CASE
$ostype = 28
$ostype = "IRIX"
CASE
$ostype = 29
$ostype = "Solaris"
CASE
$ostype = 30
$ostype = "SunOS"
CASE
$ostype = 31
$ostype = "U6000"
CASE
$ostype = 32
$ostype = "ASERIES"
CASE
$ostype = 33
$ostype = "TandemNSK"
CASE
$ostype = 34
$ostype = "TandemNT"
CASE
$ostype = 35
$ostype = "BS2000"
CASE
$ostype = 36
$ostype = "LINUX"
CASE
$ostype = 37
$ostype = "Lynx"
CASE
$ostype = 38
$ostype = "XENIX"
CASE
$ostype = 39
$ostype = "VM/ESA"
CASE
$ostype = 40
$ostype = "Interactive UNIX"
CASE
$ostype = 41
$ostype = "BSDUNIX"
CASE
$ostype = 42
$ostype = "FreeBSD"
CASE
$ostype = 43
$ostype = "NetBSD"
CASE
$ostype = 44
$ostype = "GNU Hurd"
CASE
$ostype = 45
$ostype = "OS9"
CASE
$ostype = 46
$ostype = "MACH Kernel"
CASE
$ostype = 47
$ostype = "Inferno"
CASE
$ostype = 48
$ostype = "QNX"
CASE
$ostype = 49
$ostype = "EPOC"
CASE
$ostype = 50
$ostype = "IxWorks"
CASE
$ostype = 51
$ostype = "VxWorks"
CASE
$ostype = 52
$ostype = "MiNT"
CASE
$ostype = 53
$ostype = "BeOS"
CASE
$ostype = 54
$ostype = "HP MPE"
CASE
$ostype = 55
$ostype = "NextStep"
CASE
$ostype = 56
$ostype = "PalmPilot"
CASE
$ostype = 57
$ostype = "Rhapsody"
ENDSELECT
? "OSType is = "$OSType
FUNCTION OSQuery($what,$where)
DIM $strquery, $objenumerator, $value
$strquery = "Select $what From $where"
$systemset = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!//@WKSTA")
$objenumerator = $systemset.execquery($strquery)
For Each $objinstance in $objenumerator
IF @error = 0 AND $objinstance <> ""
$=execute("$$value = $$objInstance.$what")
$osquery="$value"+"|"+"$OSQuery"
ENDIF
Next
$osquery=left($osquery,len($osquery)-1)
EXIT @error
ENDFUNCTION
[ 28. October 2003, 16:44: Message edited by: kdyer ]
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#82823 - 02/01/11 05:09 PM
Re: OSQuery() - Determine what OS using WMI
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Radimus
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Registered: 00/01/06
Posts: 5163
Loc: Tampa, FL
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instead of the big select/case statement, why not dump it into a big array ($osarray), and pull the $osarray[$ostype] ??
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#82824 - 02/01/11 05:24 PM
Re: OSQuery() - Determine what OS using WMI
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Kdyer
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Registered: 01/01/03
Posts: 6240
Loc: Tigard, OR
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Let's trim this down a bit.. I am sure we can do more..- Kent code:
$ostype = OSQuery("OSType","Win32_OperatingSystem") SELECT
CASE
$ostype = 14
$ostype = "MSDOS"
CASE
$ostype = 15
$ostype = "WIN3x"
CASE
$ostype = 16
$ostype = "WIN95"
CASE
$ostype = 17 AND Left($version, 3) <> "4.9" $ostype = "WIN98"
CASE
$ostype = 17 AND Left($version, 3) = "4.9" $ostype = "WIN9ME"
CASE
$ostype = 18 AND Left($version, 3) = "4.0" $ostype = "WINNT"
CASE
$ostype = 18 AND Left($version, 3) = "5.0" $ostype = "WIN2000"
CASE
$ostype = 18 AND Left($version, 3) = "5.1" $ostype = "WINXP"
CASE
$ostype = 19
$ostype = "WINCE"
ENDSELECT ? "OSType is = "$OSType FUNCTION OSQuery($what,$where)
DIM $strquery, $objenumerator, $value
$strquery = "Select $what From $where"
$systemset = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!//@WKSTA")
$objenumerator = $systemset.execquery($strquery)
FOR EACH $objinstance IN $objenumerator
IF @error = 0 AND $objinstance <> ""
$=execute("$$value = $$objInstance.$what")
$osquery="$value"+"|"+"$OSQuery"
ENDIF
NEXT
$osquery=left($osquery,len($osquery)-1)
EXIT @error
ENDFUNCTION
[ 11 January 2002: Message edited by: kdyer ]
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#82825 - 02/01/11 10:30 PM
Re: OSQuery() - Determine what OS using WMI
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New Mexico Mark
Hey THIS is FUN
Registered: 02/01/03
Posts: 223
Loc: Columbia, SC
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Hi Kent:A coupla small suggestions. 1. Networks running 2K/XP/ME workstations will have WMI, as well as those running SMS 2.x (SMS uses WMI to do most of its magic now). However, there are still a lot of systems without WMI installed. If you instantiate the WMI object first, then check the error code immediately after, you can gracefully return an error code if there is a problem before attempting the query. 2. You might want to add a CASE 1 statement and just return "Other OS" for cases you don't cover (or new OS'es added in the future). These probably seem nitpicky. However, I'm sure that folks on networks with workstations running "Joe's OS" or those without WMI on all workstations would appreciate litle extras like this. I got a chuckle out of "WINCE"... took me a second on that one.  New Mexico Mark
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#82827 - 02/09/26 06:57 PM
Re: OSQuery() - Determine what OS using WMI
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Radimus
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Registered: 00/01/06
Posts: 5163
Loc: Tampa, FL
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this is pretty much a dead subject now that @producttype is available
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