Hi Damon,
Have you been succeeded to fetch the physical memory for all the intune devices in one go ?
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I have been asked to determine how many of our current fleet of Intune enrolled Windows 10 devices have 4GB of physical memory.
As far as I can tell the best way to get this information without going device by device in MEM is through Microsoft Graph. I can successfully pull all enrolled devices with a device query using Powershell. But the physicalMemoryInBytes attribute shows as 0 for all devices. Regardless of the value displayed on the device's Intune record, or the actual memory in the device.
I can run a targeted query in which I select the attributes I want to see (https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/manageddevices('<Intune Device ID>')?$select=id,hardwareinformation,physicalMemoryInBytes), and that returns a correct value. But that means iterating through all of the devices one at a time. Which is fine, except I'm just not familiar enough with the syntax used by the Graph API to figure out how to set that query up.
Does anyone have a better way to pull the physicalMemoryInBytes attribute from Intune enrolled devices, or failing that, some insight into how I would build the foreach loop I would need to iterate through the enrolled devices? Alternately does anyone have a good resource on learning to use MS Graph? Today is literally the first time I've touched it.
Hi Damon,
Have you been succeeded to fetch the physical memory for all the intune devices in one go ?