Export for Documentation
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As a computer consultant I would like to export a vault into an easily manipulated format that I can integrate with my documentation. Right now I can export to CSV but this does not include application or powershell commands. It also gets interesting when trying to export asset details (CPU, RAM, IP, etc).
Is there a powershell script or method to extract this information?
Thank you.
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Hello,
The following sample script will allow you to export chosen properties in a CSV file.
https://github.com/Devolutions/RDMSamples-ps/blob/main/module/export/ExportCustomToCSV.ps1
A method to find property's name in RDM is to select an entry and go in Home - Copy - Preview. The asset details are located under MetaInformation.
So in the PowerShell script, the last line should look like this one if you want to export the OS asset property.$sessions | Select-Object -property Name, Group, ConnectionType, @{Name="OS"; Expression={$_.MetaInformation.OS}} | export-csv $CSVFileName -NoTypeInformation
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
Awesome. Thank you!
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