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12-07-2022 08:26 AM
I've tried to figure this out for the last several days (and longer), and I've exhausted what I know how to do this. I've followed along with as much documentation as I could find, and have looked through the Jamf RTE and set up what I thought was needed in there to get this data from Jamf, but no matter what I do the import table (sn_jamf_integrate_jamf_computers) where the data should be coming in just does not have that data.
When I examine the concurrent import set created by the import schedule, I can see in the outbound http log what the URL is that SNow is using to GET the data from Jamf (https://xxx.jamfcloud.com/JSSResource/computers/id/12345). The result of that URL is an XML feed, and the data I want to bring over is definitely there. In fact, there's a lot of useful data that I'd like to eventually bring over.
What I can't figure out is how/where/what is taking that XML feed and populating the sn_jamf_integrate_jamf_computers table in SNow. Does anyone know, or is this a situation where I request support for help?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
JC
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12-08-2022 05:04 AM
Hi Manuel,
I'm very familiar with that for sure, and that's where I have everything all set up.
It turns out that I figured it out yesterday and haven't updated this post.
There is a script called "JAMFDataSourceUtil" that needs to be updated/modified. That script is what reads the XML data feeds from Jamf (we're not using the JamfPro API) and parses out the data into the import table. Here's a snippet of the change I made, and it is working now:
Thanks for the reply though, much appreciated.
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12-08-2022 04:55 AM
Hi @JohnC1,
I never used the Jamf SGC but I would guess it processes it's data through the IRE & transform maps.
On Now Learning I found the following:
Integrate Service Graph Connector for Jamf
Hope this can help you. In the meantime I will install it on my PDI, as I am also interested.
Maybe I can find out more.
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Thanks & Regards - Manuel
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12-08-2022 05:04 AM
Hi Manuel,
I'm very familiar with that for sure, and that's where I have everything all set up.
It turns out that I figured it out yesterday and haven't updated this post.
There is a script called "JAMFDataSourceUtil" that needs to be updated/modified. That script is what reads the XML data feeds from Jamf (we're not using the JamfPro API) and parses out the data into the import table. Here's a snippet of the change I made, and it is working now:
Thanks for the reply though, much appreciated.
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12-08-2022 05:13 AM
Hi @JohnC1,
glad you solved it. Thanks for sharing the resolution 👍
You could mark it as solution to close the topic.
Regards,
Manuel
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Thanks & many Regards - Manuel