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This repository of PowerShell sample scripts show how to access Intune service resources. They demonstrate this by making HTTPS RESTful API requests to the Microsoft Graph API from PowerShell.
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Not getting correct values in the API response for a bunch of fileds #242

Open shubhamk-ap opened 1 year ago

shubhamk-ap commented 1 year ago

I am trying to call the LIST API to get the details of all the managed devices present in Intune. I am using the below API endpoint for that. GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/deviceManagement/managedDevices

The issue I am facing is that there are some fields in the API Response that are returning an incorrect response. I am either getting null or 0 in the API response even though I can see the data is present in the Intune Portal. And I cannot use the GET API to get the details for each device since that can be very costly, I can only use the LIST API Endpoint.

I have also tried using the beta API but I am facing the same issue with that as well

Below is the list of fields for which I am getting an incorrect response. 

udid
iccid
meid
physicalMemoryInBytes
ethernetMacAddress
activationLockBypassCode
exchangeAccessState
exchangeAccessStateReason
remoteAssistanceSessionUrl
remoteAssistanceSessionErrorDetails
configurationManagerClientEnabledFeatures
deviceHealthAttestationState

I am also attaching a screenshot below for some of the fields.

image

As you can see in the above screenshot the physicalMemoryInBytes field is simply returning 0 when I can see the data populated in the Intune Portal. Similarly there are a bunch of fields returning null when I can see that data in the Intune Portal as well.