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WHD WMI Discovery for Assets

jamgwert2

I see that you can create a custom attribute and link it to the canned WMI Discovery items, but the only one listed for CPU is CPU Type which is querying either:

wmic cpu get Caption

wmic cpu get Description

This results in a value like the following

Intel64 Family 6 Model 58 Stepping

This type of value is worthless.

The WMI query should use the following:

wmic cpu get Name

which would result in a much more usable value:

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz

I'd also like to see the ability to add additional WMIC queries beyond what is already in the application.

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crevard

I here cast this question to the Epicurean Thwack abyss!~ I am trying to sync assets too with SolarWinds network configuration manager but it is not it is not clear what happens with

crevard

If I don 't check the "do not overwrite existing value" box will it replace what it finds with this values in the box? That can't be right