This module contains four functions:

• Invoke-SOAPRequest
• Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest
• Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup
• Get-HPComputerInformationForWarrantyRequestFromCMDB

The Invoke-SOAPRequst is not really used by a user, but it is used by the two other Invoke-HP* functions. Basically, to use HPs ISEE to get warranty info, there are a few things that need to happen:

1. A Session needs to be established with their Web Services, this is done by using the Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest. You need a valid SerialNumber and Product Model to do this. If successful, it will return a Gdid and a Session Token, that then needs to be passed to the Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup.
2. Using the Gdid and the Token from step 1, and a valid SerialNumber and ProductNumber you can request the information for that device, returning the SerialNumber,WarrantyStartDate,WarrantyStandardEndDate, and WarrantyExtendedEndDate. (The return SOAP Envelop contains much more information, but that is was I parse and return).
3. You can reuse the Gdid and Token from step one in a foreach loop to retrieve multiple warranty objects. That is why I created the Get-HPComputerInformationForWarrantyRequestFromCCMDB. If you configure your SCCM Client to inventory the MS_SystemInformation WMI Class (Found in the root namespace, not in CIMV2, root\MS_SystemInformation) you can then use this function to return form the CM_ database an array of objects containing the information needed to complete all actions. SerialNumber,ProductModel,ProductNumber,ProductManufacturer.

Example 1:

# Execute from a local HP Workstation
Import-Module HPWarranty; Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup

Example 2:

# Create one session but look up multiple warranty's
Import-Module -Name HPWarranty

$HP1 = @{
	'SerialNumber' = 'A1B2C3D4E5'
	'ProductModel' = 'HP Laptop 100 G1'
	'ProductNumber' = '123ABC'
}

$HP2 = @{
	'SerialNumber' = '12345ABCDE'
	'ProductModel' = 'HP Desktop 1100 G1'
	'ProductNumber' = 'ABC123'
}

	
# Use either HP1 or HP2 properties to establish a session with the HP Web Services.
$reg = Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest -SerialNumber $HP1.SerialNumber -ProductModel $HP1.ProductModel

Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup -Gdid $reg.Gdid -Token $reg.Token -SerialNumber $HP1.SerialNumber -ProductNumber $HP1.ProductNumber
Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup -Gdid $reg.Gdid -Token $reg.Token -SerialNumber $HP2.SerialNumber -ProductNumber $HP2.ProductNumber

Example 3:

# Query a remote computer for information to create a session with the the HP Web Services.
# Remote WMI access is necessary to use this function remotely.
Import-Module -Name HPWarranty

$reg = Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest -ComputerName HPComputer.mydomain.org

Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup -Gdid $reg.Gdid -Token $reg.Token -ComputerName HPComputer.mydomain.org

Example 4:

# Execute with information from ConfigMgr Database:
Import-Module -Name HPWarranty

$reg = Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest -SeralNumber "ABCDE12345" -ProductModel "HP ProBook 645 G1"

$HPs = Get-HPComputerInformationForWarrantyRequestFromCMDB -SqlServer MySccmDBServer -Database CM_MS1 -IntergratedSecurity
foreach ($HP in $HPs)
{
	 Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup -Gdid $reg.Gdid -Token $reg.Token -SerialNumber $HP.SerialNumber -ProductNumber $HP.ProductNumber
}

Example 5:

# Hashtables are a little tricky to export to CSV, so here is how I run my build date report:
Import-Module -Name HPWarranty
Import-Module -Name ActiveDirectory

$reg = Invoke-HPWarrantyRegistrationRequest

# This output is tailored to the request that was given to me, not all of these values maybe necessary to return.
Get-HPComputerInformationForWarrantyRequestFromCMDB -SqlServer MyCMDB.mydomain.org -Database CM_MS1 -IntergratedSecurity |
Select-Object -Property @{ Name = 'ComputerName';     Expression = { $_.ComputerName } }, 
						@{ Name = 'SerialNumber';     Expression = { $_.SerialNumber } }, 
						@{ Name = 'ProductModel';     Expression = { $_.ProductModel } }, 
						@{ Name = 'BuildDate';        Expression = { (Invoke-HPWarrantyLookup -Gdid $reg.Gdid -Token $reg.Token -SerialNumber $_.SerialNumber -ProductNumber $_.ProductNumber).WarrantyStartDate } },
						@{ Name = 'LastHardwareScan'; Expression = { Get-Date (Get-Date $_.LastHardwareScan).ToShortDateString() -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd' } },
						@{ Name = 'LastLoggedOnUser'; Expression = { $_.Username } },
						@{ Name = 'CompanyName';      Expression = { if ($_.Username -ne $null){ (Get-ADUser -Identity $_.Username.ToString().Trim('MYDOMAIN\') -Properties Company).Company } } } |
Export-Csv -Path C:\HPBuildInfo.csv -NoTypeInformation -Append