Find FalconHostname

Find-FalconHostname

SYNOPSIS

Find hosts using a list of hostnames

DESCRIPTION

Perform hostname searches in groups of 100.

Requires 'Hosts: Read'.

PARAMETERS

Name	Type	Description	Min	Max	Allowed	Pipeline	PipelineByName
InputObject	String[]	One or more hostnames to find				X
Path	String	Path to a plain text file containing hostnames
Include	String[]	Include additional properties			agent_version cid external_ip first_seen hostname last_seen local_ip mac_address os_build os_version platform_name product_type product_type_desc serial_number system_manufacturer system_product_name tags
Partial	Switch	Perform a non-exact search

SYNTAX

Find-FalconHostname [-Path] <String> [[-Include] <String[]>] [-Partial] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]

Find-FalconHostname -InputObject <String[]> [[-Include] <String[]>] [-Partial] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]

USAGE

Finding hosts with a list of hostnames

A search with Get-FalconHost and a hostname filter is used to find device_id values that match a specific hostname. To find hosts using a list of hostnames, you can loop through the list or use Find-FalconHostname.

Find-FalconHostname can accept a list of hostnames as an array, or from a plaintext file containing a hostname on each line. If a match is found, the hostname and device_id will be output, otherwise a warning message will be generated.

'hostname1','hostname2' | Find-FalconHostname

Find-FalconHostname -Array 'hostname3','hostname4'

Find-FalconHostname -Path .\my_hostname_list.txt

2024-09-03: PSFalcon v2.2.7