NEW RELEASE - WMLMT v2.2.1

Recently a former RES colleague (Thanks Dennis van Dam) pointed me to a new version of the Ivanti Workspace Control 10.4.40

The latest version can be downloaded Here

In this version Ivanti added some new logging which made is necessary to add this to the WMLMT tool.

They added logging for Authorized Certificate Security and gave it a different lngClassId so to be able to cleanup this logging it now is added into the WMLMT tool.

The snippet from the release notes:

Authorized Certificate Security log entries will be stored with lngClassId = 96. 

Before this version, both Managed Applications Security log entries and Authorized Certificate Security log entries were stored in the database as lngClassId = 23. 

Basically this is the only change as next to some code optimizations and a change in the date format in the Trend Analyse graph.

The new version can be downloaded from the link below...

 Gimme the Goodies!

Ivanti Workspace Control AppV application scanner

Ivanti Workspace Control AppV Application scanner







Project Manager - 8am: 
Can you get me a list of all AppV applications in Ivanti (still RES for some of us) Workspace Control?

You: 
Sure boss, no problem (of course how hard can it be) ...

Project Manager - 12pm: 
Did you already get me that list?

You: 
Eeeuuhm, it's taking a bit longer, there's no freaking possible way to filter or sort the applications that way..


Have you ever been in such a situation, and didn't have a zone or Workspace defined which you could use to filter out all AppV applications?

Well I have, and that called for some Powershelling.

To get the AppV applications I figured there were two possible ways to get the data:

1) Query the database and filter the results, translate the bin value,         nah to complicated
2) Export all applications to a single building block and query the        xml?

Option 2 seemed like the way to go, only downside is that exporting the applications can take a while but hey you already did this to backup your environment, didn't you?


Now let's go to the goodies....

Below is the script I created, it accepts a commandline parameter.

Example: IWCAppScanner.ps1 -appv5PackageMode full_global

This will result in a list of all AppV applications which have the publishing mode set to full global.
The other options can be found in the script.
To define the xml file location just change the $xmlPath variable.

#################################################################################
# Project   : Get all App-V applications with certain package mode from xml file
# Developer : Patrick van Grinsven
# Version   : 1.0   
# Published : 9-3-2020
#################################################################################

# Define command line parameter appv5PackageMode
# Values can be:
# minimal_global
# full_global
# minimal_user
# full_user
# none

param (

    [string] $appv5PackageMode

      )

$CommandLineArray = "minimal_global","full_global","minimal_user","full_user","none"

# This is the location where the xml file can be found
# Export the Applications to 1 xml file, NOT multiple !
$xmlPath='C:\temp\ExportAPPLICATION.XML'

# Load the xml file into an object
$xmlAppData=New-Object -TypeName XML
$xmlAppData.Load($xmlPath)

# Check if there's a valid commandline Argument passed
if ( $CommandLineArray -contains $appv5PackageMode)
    {
        $xmlAppData.respowerfuse.buildingblock.application.configuration | Where-Object { $_.appv5packagemode -contains $appv5PackageMode } | Select-Object -Property title,appv5packagemode,commandline
    }
    else
    {
        Write-Host 'ERROR - Illegal commandline argument...'
    }