Working on a script right now to export JAMF info to an ITAM solution.
So far I no issue pulling in any hardware info, since each has a unique name. I can't, however, figure out a way to grab the software.
Here's the meat of the script:
CI_type = 'Computer'
Correlation names from JAMF to manageengine
TAGS_CORRELATIONS = {
'serial_number': 'CI Name',
'name': 'Hostname',
'model_identifier': 'Model',
'building': 'JAMF Location',
'serial_number': 'Serial Number',
'model': 'Description',
'total_ram': 'Total Memory',
'username': 'Last Logged User',
'os_name': 'OS',
'os_version': 'OS Version',
'make': 'Manufacturer',
'mac_address': 'Primary MAC Address',
'alt_mac_address': 'Secondary MAC Address',
'????': 'Software_Info',
}
Start of a script
JAMF_CREDENTIALS = base64.b64encode(bytes(JAMF_USENAME ':' JAMF_PASSWORD, 'utf-8')).decode('utf-8')
jamf_headers = {
"authorization": "Basic " + JAMF_CREDENTIALS,
"accept": "application/json"
}
errors = []
def xml_wrapper(func):
def wrapper(args, kwargs):
result = func(args, kwargs)
reparsed = minidom.parseString(result)
xml_string = reparsed.toxml(encoding='UTF-8').decode('UTF-8')
print('XML sent to MEngine:
', reparsed.toprettyxml(indent=' '))
return xml_string
return wrapper
def fetch_computer_by_id(session, computer_id):
response = session.get(
'{url}/JSSResource/computers/id/{id_n}'.format(url=JAMF_PRO_URL, id_n=str(computer_id)),
headers={**jamf_headers, 'accept': 'application/xml'}
)
return response.text
def set_parameter(record, name, value):
parameter = ET.SubElement(record, 'parameter')
p_name = ET.SubElement(parameter, 'name')
p_value = ET.SubElement(parameter, 'value')
p_name.text = name
p_value.text = value
