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Update applicable scripts to Write-Output or echo ( echo is an alias for Write-Output.)įor details, access topics in Microsoft | Docs for Write-Host and for Write-Output. However, the string Write-Output does write to the pipeline, so use it instead of Write-Host.
The Write-Host string in a script directly writes to the screen, and it does not report the sensor output to Workspace ONE Intelligence. Use Write-Ouput and Not Write-Host in Scripts This site has reports with details on compliance certs, CAIQ, SOC2, SOC3, and other security best practices. For details, refer to the content on the VMware Cloud Trust Center. EncryptionĪll data at rest is encrypted in Workspace ONE Intelligence. RBAC assigns permissions to admins, so use them to prevent or allow specific Workspace ONE Intelligence users from accessing Sensors data. To control who has access to Sensors, use the Roles Based Access Control (RBAC) feature in Workspace ONE Intelligence. You can find your sensors and select them for queries in reports and dashboards. When you run reports, use the Workspace ONE UEM category, Device Sensors.
If you use the Workspace ONE Intelligence service, you can run a report or create a dashboard to view and interact with the data from your Sensors. Workspace ONE Intelligence Options Reports and Dashboards To Analyze Data Note: Workspace ONE UEM is working on a solution for on-premises environments, but until this solution is created, the Sensors tab is not available in Device Details for on-premises deployments. Workspace ONE UEM enables this configuration for SaaS customers. The configuration Device State must be enabled in your data center so that Workspace ONE UEM can display Sensors data for devices on the Sensors tab. You can see data for single devices on the Sensors tab in a device's Device Details page. The PowerShell script you create determines the value of each sensor. You can schedule these triggers based on the Windows Sample Schedule or specific device events such as login and logout. When configuring Sensors, you can control when the device reports the sensor data back to the Workspace ONE UEM console with triggers. Workspace ONE UEM Options Sensors Triggers Important: Sensors are not permitted to be assigned to Employee-Owned devices for privacy reasons. Data transfer between the two system occurs over secure HTTP using SSL on port 443. Workspace ONE Intelligence has dashboards and reports where you can view and analyze your Sensors data. To work with Sensors data from Workspace ONE UEM, you can use Workspace ONE Intelligence. Find Sensors in the main Workspace ONE UEM console navigation under Resources. Sensors allow you to track various attributes across your devices. For example, you can create a sensor that tracks the driver details for a mouse driver, the warranty information for the OS, and the registry value for your internal apps. However with Sensors, you can track the specific device attributes you want. Workspace ONE UEM tracks a limited number of device attributes by default. It can be difficult to track all these attributes.
This number increases when you track the different apps, OS versions, patches, and other continually changing variables. Sensors Descriptionĭevices have a huge number of attributes associated with them. For details on Freestyle, access Freestyle Orchestrator. Sensors is a Freestyle feature that is available for SaaS environments. Display the data in Workspace ONE Intelligence and in Workspace ONE UEM. With Sensors, you can collect data for these attributes using the Workspace ONE UEM console. Windows Desktop devices contain multiple attributes such as hardware, OS, certificates, patches, apps, and more. Collect Data with Sensors for Windows Desktop Devices
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