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wdsutil get device

Retrieves Windows Deployment Services information about a prestaged computer (that is, a physical computer that has been lined to a computer account in active directory Domain Services. Windows commands reference

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wdsutil /Get-Device {/Device:<Device name> | /ID:<MAC or UUID>} [/Domain:<Domain>] [/forest:{Yes | No}]

To get information by using the computer name, type

wdsutil /Get-Device /Device:computer1Identify

To get information by using the MAC address, type

wdsutil /verbose /Get-Device /ID:00-B0-56-88-2F-DC /Domain:MyDomainIdentify

To get information by using the GUID string, type

wdsutil /verbose /Get-Device /ID:E8A3EFAC-201F-4E69-953-B2DAA1E8B1B6 /forest:YesIdentify
/Device:<Device name>Specifies the name of the computer (SAMAccountName).
/ID:<MAC or UUID>Specifies either the MAC address or the UUID (GUID) of the computer, as shown in the following examples. Note that a valid GUID must be in one of two formats binary string or GUID string - Binary string: /ID:ACEFA3E81F20694E953EB2DAA1E8B1B6 - MAC address: 00B056882FDC (no dashes) or 00-B0-56-88-2F-DC (with dashes) - GUID string: /ID:E8A3EFAC-201F-4E69-953-B2DAA1E8B1B6
[/Domain:<Domain>]Specifies the domain to be searched for the prestaged computer. The default value for this parameter is the local domain.
[/forest:{Yes | No}]Specifies whether Windows Deployment Services should search the entire forest or the local domain. The default value is No, meaning that only the local domain will be searched.