[SOLVED] Screen search by serial number

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Gaetan
Messages: 169
Registration: August 8, 2019 - 10:16
Location: Toulouse

November 21, 2024 - 4:50 PM

Good morning,

in parallel with the use of the package audit-hostI propose this query which allows you to find out which computer a screen is connected to.
Via its serial number.

Code: Select all

/* Remplacer le numéro de série pour trouver la machine*/

SELECT
    h.computer_name,
    h.last_seen_on,
    h.computer_type,
    had.value,
    had.value->'monitors' AS monitors,
    jsonb_path_query(had.value, '$.monitors[*] ? (@.serialno == "SEERIAL_HERE")') IS NOT NULL AS serial_no_found
FROM
    hosts h
INNER JOIN
    hostauditdata had ON h.uuid = had.host_id
WHERE
    h.computer_ad_ou LIKE '%%OU_DE_RECHERCHE%%'
ORDER BY
    h.computer_name ASC
LIMIT 10;
cg_heuliez
Messages: 12
Registration: Nov 13, 2024 - 08:23

June 25, 2025 - 3:31 PM

Hello, the code above is a query that needs to be created in the "reporting" tab of WAPT, I imagine?
And for it to work, the "audit-host" package needs to be deployed to our entire network?
For the value '%%OU_DE_RECOURCHE%%', should it be: 'Mon_OU', '%Mon_OU%', or '%%Mon_OU%%'?
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Gaetan
Messages: 169
Registration: August 8, 2019 - 10:16
Location: Toulouse

June 25, 2025 - 4:03 PM

Hello,

yes, it needs to be created in the reporting section.
The package needs to be applied to the entire fleet.
Be sure to keep the double percent signs (%) to avoid SQL-to-Python interpretation.
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