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On an Inventoried Computer (Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1), i have installed OCS-Agent 2.1.0.3. When i check the Hardware-UUID (at cmd: wmic PATH Win32_ComputerSystemProduct get uuid), i get this output:
UUID
0D977C6C-FA6C-27E6-6CFA-E6277070170E
Buth when i tell OCS-Agent to show me the Inventory-Information (OCSInventory.xml), the UUID is:
6C7C970D-6CFA-E627-6CFA-E6277070170E
You see, the first 3 parts of the UUID are shuffled around.
At the OCS-Server 2.1.1, the transmitted UUID is also:
6C7C970D-6CFA-E627-6CFA-E6277070170E
Can you fix this problem? Do you need further information?
Feature Request:
Maybe it could be a good solution, when you take the Windows-UUID to identify the Computer on Windows Systems. You can find it here:
Hello!
On an Inventoried Computer (Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1), i have installed OCS-Agent 2.1.0.3. When i check the Hardware-UUID (at cmd: wmic PATH Win32_ComputerSystemProduct get uuid), i get this output:
UUID
0D977C6C-FA6C-27E6-6CFA-E6277070170E
Buth when i tell OCS-Agent to show me the Inventory-Information (OCSInventory.xml), the UUID is:
6C7C970D-6CFA-E627-6CFA-E6277070170E
You see, the first 3 parts of the UUID are shuffled around.
At the OCS-Server 2.1.1, the transmitted UUID is also:
6C7C970D-6CFA-E627-6CFA-E6277070170E
Can you fix this problem? Do you need further information?
Feature Request:
Maybe it could be a good solution, when you take the Windows-UUID to identify the Computer on Windows Systems. You can find it here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography
MachineGuid
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