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Convert Intune MDMDiagReport.html to PowerShell object
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Part two of this series is available Part three (final) of this series is available and it is huge 馃槑! In our company, we are using Intune for device management for more than a year. For this whole time, when I was debugging some Intune policy on the client, I was missing tools like gpresult or rsop known from GPO world. The lack of such tools makes debugging a pain in the ass from my point of view. Now I finally decided to create a PowerShell function(s) that will: gather local clients data (registry + logs + MDMDiagReport.html and MDMDiagReport.xml reports) gather policies deployed to device/user from Intune portal individual settings included merge both local and portal data together and return the result the resultant object should contain: name of the policy in Intune portal if the policy was processed and when last policy processing exit code ???In case you know about any existing solution, please let me know to prevent reinventing the wheel :) What I have so far is a function ConvertFrom-MDMDiagReport for converting MDMDiagReport.html Intune report to PowerShell object. When this function is being called: it tries to open "C:\Users\Public\Documents\MDMDiagnostics\MDMDiagReport.html" if MDMDiagReport.html doesn't exist, the function will call builtin MdmDiagnosticsTool.exe to create it HTML tables will be extracted and converted to PowerShell objects using my (improved) _convertFromHTMLTable function object with report tables as property names (with an underscore instead of spaces) and content of such tables as property values will be returnedFunction _convertFromHTMLTable can be extracted and used for converting any HTML table from any HTML response object or local file. ConvertFrom-MDMDiagReport results: How 'Device Info' table looks like converted:
How some filtering over 'Managed policies' table looks like:
The easiest part is done. Thanks to ConvertFrom-MDMDiagReport I am able to programmatically access the content of the MDMDiagReport.html file. Now I will probably look into MDMDiagReport.xml and IntuneBackupAndRestore module to find links between Intune and client policies to be able to translate policies GUIDs to their names. Stay tuned 馃憤 Part two of this series is already available! |
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