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If you don't, fill in all information correctly, they will check it when you request a key. Then follow the request an API key procedure, mention you are an MSP with many devices to check. They no longer show the ekys in the dashboard and just email them now so make sure you check your spam folder.
Dell recently redesigned their website. Before, you could paste in multiple service tags or upload a .csv to look up a bunch of warranties at once. They appear to have removed that feature, or I'm overlooking it. How do you look up multiple warranties? This is how it worked previously.
Pre-requisite - You must have an API key from Dell TechDirect to be able to retrieve warranty info. Step 1) Create a collection in MECM called "All Dell Systems w/o Warranty" and set it with no update scheduled whatsoever. The collection membership rule should be a query that includes all Dell systems that don't have a custom property of ...
Update: Below, is a bare-bone working script that will pull Dell Warranty information using the new OAuth2 authentication method. Anyone who has recently applied for API access from Dell Tech Direct will need to use the script below instead of the Get-Dellwarranty scripts floating around on the net; including the one from the PowerShell Gallery ...
In out environment we have a Dell API key and then we have a script that runs weekly to check warranty status and import it into a custom WMI entry, then we inventory that entry in SCCM. Below is the script we use. Creates 2 wmi entries, one for all the warranties and one for the overall warranty status. You just plug in your id and key and it ...
Open task scheduler on your PDQ server (theoretically this script could live elsewhere but I decided it would be simpler to run it there) Create Task. The name can be whatever you want but mine is "Import Dell Warranty Data into PDQ". When running the task, use the following user account: (I used my PDQ background service user for this, but you ...
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The fact that they have an API makes life so much easier. I ran the get-dellwarranty powershell command against every computer in the domain when I started a new job because no one had bothered to document any of the purchasing in a usable way.
Dell Warranty Lookup. Haven't seen one of these posted in a long time. Nothing fancy, threw this together for a coworker and thought someone else might get some use out of it. Specifically looking for machine ship date + warranty end date. Function Get-DellWarranty {. param(. [parameter()]
This script pretty much performs the same as most warranty tools in an automated fashion. The great thing is that this script works for all the major suppliers including Microsoft. This means you can use this PowerShell script to gather warranty information for MS, Lenovo, Dell, and HP. I'm still working on the robustness a little but I'm ...