Easiest way to get all computers from our Servicenow platform
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05-18-2023 01:10 AM
Hi All
I need to get all computers from our ServiceNow platform to compare with Intune info ( we are on Azure AD) and I am wandering what would be the quickest and easiest way to do it , preferably with powershell.
So the question rather is - are there any powershell modules to connect to ServiceNow api from Powershell.
I know I can export it to csv, but we need to automate this process so it has to be some scripting.
Thanks
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05-18-2023 07:21 AM
- The easiest way to get all computers from the ServiceNow platform is to use the cmdb_ci_computer table. - This table contains all the information about computers, including name, model, manufacturer, and other details.
- To get the computers, you can use the ServiceNow API or the ServiceNow UI to query the table.
- You can also use the ServiceNow reporting capabilities to generate a list of computers in the platform.
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