Choosing which connector to take the Device OS Version from.
By default, the SCCM connector is used to determine the OS Name and Version, this has traditionally been the most reliable. However, it is possible to use other sources and to combine them.
When combining sources, it’s very important to include the ‘NoBlanks’ option in the Args, otherwise the connector that runs last will ‘win’ and only its OS Name and Version data will be present in ManagementStudio.
To configure a connector to bring the OS Name and Version open the connector configuration screen and edit the "Device Updates Options" grid to include a line for the OS Name and Version. Refer to the tables below for the correct keywords, they maybe be slightly different depending on the source.
SCCM
Target | MS Field | Intune Field | Args |
Detail Field | OperatingSystem | [OperatingSystem] | NoBlanks |
Detail Field | BuildVersion | [OSVersion] | NoBlanks |
Intune
Target | MS Field | Intune Field | Args |
Detail Field | OperatingSystem | [operatingSystem] | NoBlanks |
Detail Field | BuildVersion | [osVersion] | NoBlanks |
AD
Target | MS Field | Intune Field | Args |
Detail Field | OperatingSystem | [operatingSystem] | NoBlanks |
Detail Field | BuildVersion | [operatingSystemVersion] | NoBlanks |
Azure AD
Target | MS Field | Intune Field | Args |
Detail Field | OperatingSystem | [operatingSystem] | NoBlanks |
Detail Field | BuildVersion | [operatingSystemVersion] | NoBlanks |