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Question

I have several Optiplex 9020's Win 8.1 with vPro enabled in the same AD group in our domain, but for some reason Spiceworks does not recognize one machine as having vpro enabled. I am able to connect to this same machine's vpro via RealVNC just fine.
I can't think of why this is as this machine is the same model, with the same firmware, and applies the same GPOs as the other machines where vpro is also enabled and detected by Spiceworks. Everything else about this machine appears fine in Spiceworks.
Furthermore, this was happening on my old Spiceworks install on a different PC and is still happening on a brand new Spiceworks install on a server.
Any clues? I keep wanting to use Spiceworks more but keep running into little glitches like this that make me wary.

Answer 1

Powershell$UPNs = Import-Csv c:\ps\O365\UserPrincipalName.csvforeach ($UPN in $UPNs) { get-mailbox -identity $UPN.UserPrincipalName -resultsize unlimited | select UserPrincipalName,PrimarySmtpAddress}
Hello,I am passing in a list of UserPrincipalNames through a .csv file into a foreach constructto a get-mailbox. The goal is to extract the PrimarySmtpAddress for each UPN. When I run this, with 2900+ UPNs passed through, I am expecting 2900+ results. However, I stop the process after a bit and have 4000+ results returned, and counting. What am I missing here? Powershell$UPNs = Import-Csv c:\ps\O365\UserPrincipalName.csvforeach ($UPN in $UPNs) { get-mailbox -identity $UPN.UserPrincipalName -resultsize unlimited | select UserPrincipalName,PrimarySmtpAddress}Thanks in advance.Regards,
Brian