Silent Tools Usage: Documentation. #330
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Is it feasible to add documentation to the list of silent/scripted activities? I'm sure it is possible, but not sure about how much work it would entail nor how much or little desire there is for this. I ask, as it seems like a valuable addition to the Back up Compare and restore activities that can be programmed. |
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Hello, That is possible now. You can go to Bulk -> Document Types and then save a file that you can use for scripted documentation. I use this myself to generate HTML documentation and then upload it to internal web site, so we always have updated documentation of the Intune environment. Cheers! |
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Ok. Thanks for the reply, I've exported the document type using the word option, but I've not quite worked out how to trigger the documentation process from an external script. I'm calling the initialize-cloudapimanagement function from the runbook scripts to perform the export. I'll have another look and see what I've missed or if using that function is hamstringing me. If you have time and if you feel so inclined, I'd appreciate a hint on how to or where to look to trigger the documentation function from an external script. Thank you Jeremy. |
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Got it! For those that need to know, I am using an App ID and Secret whilst testing. Initialize-CloudAPIManagement -View "IntuneGraphAPI" @ConnectAndDocument To connect and export, use "credentials" + "Silent = True" + "SilentBatchFile = Bulkexport.json"... Cheers for the prompt response Mikael, I'll mark this as the answer, |
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Got it!
For those that need to know, I am using an App ID and Secret whilst testing.
I'm loading the "CloudAPIPowerShellManagement.psd1" in an external script and passing my arguments to the Initialize-CloudAPIManagement function using a splat
Initialize-CloudAPIManagement -View "IntuneGraphAPI" @ConnectAndDocument
To connect and export, use "credentials" + "Silent = True" + "SilentBatchFile = Bulkexport.json"...
To start the Documentation process, use an exported BulkDocumentation.json like this "SilentBatchFile = BulkDocumentation.json"
Cheers for the prompt response Mikael, I'll mark this as the answer,