EPM MBSDK SOAP API endpoint (replace localhost with your Core if needed): http://localhost/MBSDKService/MsgSDK.asmx
ListMachines
Use ListMachines to enumerate devices and retrieve the GUIDs you need for follow-up queries.
Once you have the GUID, use one of the following depending on the data type you need:
GetMachineData — Simple (single-value) fields
<Columns><Column>Computer."Device Name"</Column><Column>Computer.System.Model</Column></Columns>
Script example
$mycreds = Get-Credential -Credential "Leblogosd\david"
$ldWS = New-WebServiceProxy -uri http://EPM2021/MBSDKService/MsgSDK.asmx?WSDL -Credential $mycreds
$ListDevices = $ldWS.ListMachines("").Devices
# GUID DeviceName DomainName LastLogin
foreach ($ListDevice in $ListDevices) {
$DeviceLDMSName = $ListDevice.DeviceName
$DeviceLDMSGUID = $ListDevice.GUID
$GetMachineData = $ldWS.GetMachineData("$DeviceLDMSGUID","<Columns><Column>Computer.""Device Name""</Column><Column>Computer.System.Model</Column></Columns>")
$device_name = $GetMachineData.MachineData[0].Value
$device_Model = $GetMachineData.MachineData[1].Value
Write-Host "$device_name = $device_Model"
}
GetMachineDataEx — Multi-value (qualified) fields
<Columns><Column>Computer."Device Name"</Column><Column>Computer.Environment.Variable.Value</Column></Columns>
Rule of thumb: if your column set targets a collection or requires a qualifier (e.g., Environment.Variable.Value), use GetMachineDataEx; otherwise, use GetMachineData.
