Hey Folks,
As many of you might be wondering (or already asked ) about integrating SIEM solutions with JumpCloud logs - Directory Insights to be more specific, in order to centralise security event monitoring and management, @JuergenKlaassen had a ...
Hi Folks,
Pretty sure you came across this KB for enabling the full disk encryption on the root drive when installing Ubuntu, and utilising JC's Linux FDE policy to monitor the status.
But how about the additional drives on the box? These are not sh...
Hi Folks,
Probably most of you are aware our "Disable Removable Storage Access" policy for MacOS stopped working on MacOS Big Sur (or later), due to the change of MDM framework - you guessed it, by Apple.
Long story short, MDM providers are all on t...
Hey folks,
Today I wanted to address another topic that I have heard people ask about quite often - network printers and how to deal with them in a business environment!
Don’t get me wrong, dealing with the printers can still be a bit challenging (...
Hey folks,
Recently @BrightRodger asked is it possible to manage BIOS via JC command - I think it's a pretty cool idea. After a quick research it turns out the BIOS for the big 3 (Lenovo, HP, Dell) all have PowerShell manageability!
Inspired from the...
I have responded to you as well in our slack lounge
That's interesting, the unfinished cmds (in cmd queue) should not show up in cmd results, but yeah if you have null value in $rawresults.ResponseTime we can simply just filter it out like this:
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Actually the "get-jcsdkcommandresult" is returning a date time value for attribute "responseTime" - used for comparison here
$rawresults = Get-JcSdkCommandResult -paginate:$false
$results = $rawresults | Where-Object { ($_.exitCode -eq 0) -and ($_.re...
That helps, thanks.
you can simply just compare $results VS $rawresults, and you can adjust the $days at the very top to probably just 1 in the context there are 100 results in just 1 day, and start culling then keep up.
