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Why are MECM (SCCM) machines missing in vScope?

To be able to match a machine with itself from various data sources, vScope needs a unique identifier. Machines from MECM only show up in the All Machines table and gets a properties page if vScope can find a BIOS serial number. The MECM agent needs to be installed and active on the machine for this value to be available.

vScope can, however, create a machine as a Directory Machine in vScope. For this, it needs Name and Domain, or DNS hostname.

Where is vScope looking for this in the MECM (SCCM) SQL database?

For a Directory Machine entry in vScope:
It needs to be a row in SELECT * FROM [” + databaseName + ”].[dbo].[v_R_System].

For an All Machines entry in vScope:
The row for Directory Machines is required, as well as SELECT * FROM [” + databaseName + ”].[dbo].[v_GS_PC_BIOS], with a value in SerialNumber0.

These two results from the database are matched using the ResourceID that’s available in both tables.

Got more questions or need help?

Don’t hesitate to reach out to our support at https://www.vscope.net/support/.