Different ways to find system information are given below:-
- Method 1:Querying WMI objects
- Download the code SystemInfo
- Create the function with Powershell console and call the function with ComputerName as its argument
.SYNOPSIS
Get Complete details of any server Local or remote
.DESCRIPTION
This function uses WMI class to connect to remote machine and get all related details
.PARAMETER COMPUTERNAMES
Just Pass computer name as Its parameter
.EXAMPLE
Get-SystemInfo
.EXAMPLE
Get-SystemInfo -ComputerName HQSPDBSP01
.NOTES
To get help:
Get-Help Get-SystemInfo
.LINK
http://sqlpowershell.wordpress.com
Function Call: PS:\>Get-SystemInfo -ComputerName <computername>
Ouptut:-
Method 2:- Reference from Powershell Tip
- Use of systeminfo.exe with Powershell. Copy and Paste the below code and call the function
function Get-SystemInfo
{
param($ComputerName = $env:ComputerName)
$header = 'Hostname','OSName','OSVersion','OSManufacturer','OSConfig','Buildtype', 'RegisteredOwner','RegisteredOrganization','ProductID','InstallDate', 'StartTime','Manufacturer','Model','Type','Processor','BIOSVersion', 'WindowsFolder' ,'SystemFolder','StartDevice','Culture', 'UICulture', 'TimeZone','PhysicalMemory', 'AvailablePhysicalMemory' , 'MaxVirtualMemory', 'AvailableVirtualMemory','UsedVirtualMemory','PagingFile','Domain' ,'LogonServer','Hotfix','NetworkAdapter'
systeminfo.exe /FO CSV /S $ComputerName |
Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ConvertFrom-CSV -Header $header
} Output:-
