Hi,
our customer is pulling data to SIEM from the ePO DB.
we made an upgrade from 5.3.1 to 5.10 and now we can't find the column "OSServicePackVer" at the table EPOComputerProperties
we know from other sites that this column exists in 5.9.1, is it possible that it was moved/removed in 5.10?
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Hi Omriil, (and so to add!)
The column isn't missing and hasn't been removed, it’s been renamed!
Below are two queries, one from ePO 5.9 the other 5.10, they are asking only for the 'service pack' details of the devices in the managed estate.
Query from ePO 5.9.
select [EPOLeafNode].[AgentGUID], [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] from [EPOLeafNode] left join [EPOComputerProperties] on [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] = [EPOComputerProperties].[ParentID] where ( ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] ) ) = '' ) or ( not ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] ) ) = '' ) ) ) order by [EPOLeafNode].[AgentGUID] asc
The column name is defined as expected- OSServicePackVer
Query from ePO 5.10
select [EPOLeafNode].[LastUpdate], [EPOLeafNode].[NodeName], [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] from [EPOLeafNode] left join [EPOComputerProperties] on [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] = [EPOComputerProperties].[ParentID] where ( ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] ) ) = '' ) or ( not ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] ) ) = '' ) ) ) order by [EPOLeafNode].[LastUpdate] asc
The column name is defined here as - OSCsdVersion
In line with the details and contents of the 'client' device.
For example the details can be collected 'locally' via WMI: wmic os get Caption,CSDVersion /value
or via Powereshell.
Ref:
Best speak with the SIEM team to see about having the default query (if this a default query) updated, else if it’s a custom creation simply swap the names out.
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I tested it on my system - try using column name OScsdversion instead
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Hi Omriil, (and so to add!)
The column isn't missing and hasn't been removed, it’s been renamed!
Below are two queries, one from ePO 5.9 the other 5.10, they are asking only for the 'service pack' details of the devices in the managed estate.
Query from ePO 5.9.
select [EPOLeafNode].[AgentGUID], [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] from [EPOLeafNode] left join [EPOComputerProperties] on [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] = [EPOComputerProperties].[ParentID] where ( ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] ) ) = '' ) or ( not ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSServicePackVer] ) ) = '' ) ) ) order by [EPOLeafNode].[AgentGUID] asc
The column name is defined as expected- OSServicePackVer
Query from ePO 5.10
select [EPOLeafNode].[LastUpdate], [EPOLeafNode].[NodeName], [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] from [EPOLeafNode] left join [EPOComputerProperties] on [EPOLeafNode].[AutoID] = [EPOComputerProperties].[ParentID] where ( ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] ) ) = '' ) or ( not ( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] is null or ltrim( rtrim( [EPOComputerProperties].[OSCsdVersion] ) ) = '' ) ) ) order by [EPOLeafNode].[LastUpdate] asc
The column name is defined here as - OSCsdVersion
In line with the details and contents of the 'client' device.
For example the details can be collected 'locally' via WMI: wmic os get Caption,CSDVersion /value
or via Powereshell.
Ref:
Best speak with the SIEM team to see about having the default query (if this a default query) updated, else if it’s a custom creation simply swap the names out.
Was my reply helpful?
If this information was helpful in any way or answered your question, will you please select Accept as Solution in my reply and together we can help other members?
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