I need to do the same script but instead of exporting the UUID need the MAC Address. Now I have a problem with an OEM that have all the devices with the same UUID.

Later, I created a scheduled task with another script on the server, this script imports the csv previously created and adds the devices in to the SCCM. The technical execute a script and generates a csv with hostname and UUID. ℹ️About GitHub Wiki SEE, a search engine enabler for GitHub WikisĪs GitHub blocks most GitHub Wikis from search engines.I created a script for technicians can run when they have new computers and we have to add SCCM. G2 manufactured in 2011 by contract manufacturer code 7 G1 manufactured in 2010 by contract manufacturer code 6 G1 manufactured in 2009 by contract manufacturer code 6 G1 manufactured in 2008 by contract manufacturer code 5 G1 manufactured in 2008 by contract manufacturer code 4 Using the above format we can see the serial number to MAC address conversion below for several Pano devices. A -0PLCO would classify the device as being a G1 Pano whereas a -2PLC0 would classify the device as a G2. The next character represents the contract manufacture code that produced the unit (C) and is followed by the last five unique alpha numeric characters of the Pano device.įor Pano devices that have a -xPLC0 appended to the serial number, this information is ignored in the conversion. The first three bytes of all Pano Logic zero clients start with 00-1C-02. UUUUU = Unique alpha numeric characters associated with the device. WW = Week of year in which the device was manufactured. YY = Last two digits of the year in which the Pano device was manufactured.Ĭ = A Pano Logic contract manufacture code assigned that is relative to which contract manufacture produced the unit. Pano Logic G1, G2 and G2M zero client serial numbers are in a format such as YYCWWUUUUU where: The following was copied from panologichelp blog for easy reference

Convert mac address to serial number