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Author: aaron <aaron@aaronlangham.com>
Date:   Mon Dec 18 18:22:21 2023 +0000

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+  GNU nano 7.2                                                       DiskReport.sh                                                                
+#!/bin/bash
+docker run --rm --volume PSScripts:/scripts mcr.microsoft.com/powershell:latest pwsh -F '/scripts/NinjaRMMDiskReport.ps1'
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+# NinjaRMM-Device-Disk-Report
+Script to generate a report on all the devices in a given group in NinjaRMM
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+Takes a Group ID from Ninja RMM and uses the API to collect the disk data from every machine in the group and formats it into HTML and sends it as an email.
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+This Script can be run on anything that has access to the internet and can run PowerShell, e.g. Desktop, Server, Linux, Docker Container, Azure FunctionApp, etc
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+V4: Sends email via SMTP
+V5: Sends email via Microsoft 365 (only supports email from that)
+V6: Same as V5 but now with threading so now it's 'up to' 6x faster (statistics gathered in my grand total of 1 test)
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+Getting API Key:
+  Go to NinjaRMM/NinjaOne portal > Administration > Apps > API > Client App IDs
+  Add
+  Application Platform: Web
+  Name: Something appropriate
+  Redirect URIs: http://localhost/
+  Scopes: Monitoring
+  Allowed Grant Types: Authorization Code, Clent Credentials, Refresh Token
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+  Make note of the ClientSecret and ClientID
+  Set the variables in the script to those values
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+Getting Group ID:
+  Go to NinjaRMM/NinjaOne portal > Administration > Devices > Groups
+  Find the group you want to get the info from and click on it
+  The ID will be the number at the end of that page's URL, e.g. https://xyz.rmmservice.eu/#/group/55 in this case it's 55
+  Set the variable in the script to that value
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+V4.5:
+  Getting SMTP settings:
+    This will vary depending on your mail server/SMTP provider but you'll need to fill in:
+    Username
+    Password
+    To Address
+    From Address
+    SMTP server address
+    SMPT port
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+V5+:
+  Go to the Azure portal - App registrations > New Registration.
+    Name: Microsoft Graph PowerShell – Mail
+    For Supported account types, select Accounts in this organization directory. 
+    For Redirect URI: 
+      Select Public client/native from the drop down
+      URI value: http://localhost
+    Select Register.
+  Go to Enterprise applications and select the application you just created.
+    Under Manage, select Properties, and set Assignment required? to Yes.
+    Select Save.
+    Under Manage, select Users and groups.
+    Select Add user/group and add the users and groups permitted to use this application.
+    Once you've added all the users and groups, select Assign.
+  Go to App registrations and select the application you just created.
+    Under Manage, select API permissions, Add a permission
+      Microsoft Graph > Application Permissions > Mail 
+      check ‘Mail.ReadWrite’,’Mail.Send’, Add Permissions
+      Click Grant admin Consent for xxx
+    Go to Overview and Make note of Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID
+    Go to Certificates & Secrets > Client Secrets
+      New client secret 
+      Give appropriate name and expiry time
+      Make note of the Value
+    Go to Users, Find the user you want to send from and make a note of the User ID
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+  If you're running this in an Azure Function app:
+    Go to the App Files Tab
+    Edit the host.json file:
+      "managedDependency": {
+      "Enabled": true
+    And the requirements.psd1 file:
+      @{
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Authentication' = '2.\*'
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Mail' = '2.\*'
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions' = '2.\*'
+      }
+  Create a TimerTrigger where the schedule uses standard Chrontab format on UTC time.
+  Paste this script into the run.ps1, after:
+  "# The 'IsPastDue' property is 'true' when the current function invocation is later than scheduled.
+  if ($Timer.IsPastDue) {
+      Write-Host "PowerShell timer is running late!"
+  }"
+  And before:
+  "# Write an information log with the current time.
+  Write-Host "PowerShell timer trigger function ran! TIME: $currentUTCtime""
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+# NinjaRMM-Device-Disk-Report
+Script to generate a report on all the devices in a given group in NinjaRMM
+
+Takes a Group ID from Ninja RMM and uses the API to collect the disk data from every machine in the group and formats it into HTML and sends it as an email.
+
+This Script can be run on anything that has access to the internet and can run PowerShell, e.g. Desktop, Server, Linux, Docker Container, Azure FunctionApp, etc
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+V4: Sends email via SMTP
+V5: Sends email via Microsoft 365 (only supports email from that)
+V6: Same as V5 but now with threading so now it's 'up to' 6x faster (statistics gathered in my grand total of 1 test)
+
+
+Getting API Key:
+  Go to NinjaRMM/NinjaOne portal > Administration > Apps > API > Client App IDs
+  Add
+  Application Platform: Web
+  Name: Something appropriate
+  Redirect URIs: http://localhost/
+  Scopes: Monitoring
+  Allowed Grant Types: Authorization Code, Clent Credentials, Refresh Token
+
+  Make note of the ClientSecret and ClientID
+  Set the variables in the script to those values
+
+Getting Group ID:
+  Go to NinjaRMM/NinjaOne portal > Administration > Devices > Groups
+  Find the group you want to get the info from and click on it
+  The ID will be the number at the end of that page's URL, e.g. https://xyz.rmmservice.eu/#/group/55 in this case it's 55
+  Set the variable in the script to that value
+
+V4.5:
+  Getting SMTP settings:
+    This will vary depending on your mail server/SMTP provider but you'll need to fill in:
+    Username
+    Password
+    To Address
+    From Address
+    SMTP server address
+    SMPT port
+
+V5+:
+  Go to the Azure portal - App registrations > New Registration.
+    Name: Microsoft Graph PowerShell – Mail
+    For Supported account types, select Accounts in this organization directory. 
+    For Redirect URI: 
+      Select Public client/native from the drop down
+      URI value: http://localhost
+    Select Register.
+  Go to Enterprise applications and select the application you just created.
+    Under Manage, select Properties, and set Assignment required? to Yes.
+    Select Save.
+    Under Manage, select Users and groups.
+    Select Add user/group and add the users and groups permitted to use this application.
+    Once you've added all the users and groups, select Assign.
+  Go to App registrations and select the application you just created.
+    Under Manage, select API permissions, Add a permission
+      Microsoft Graph > Application Permissions > Mail 
+      check ‘Mail.ReadWrite’,’Mail.Send’, Add Permissions
+      Click Grant admin Consent for xxx
+    Go to Overview and Make note of Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID
+    Go to Certificates & Secrets > Client Secrets
+      New client secret 
+      Give appropriate name and expiry time
+      Make note of the Value
+    Go to Users, Find the user you want to send from and make a note of the User ID
+
+  If you're running this in an Azure Function app:
+    Go to the App Files Tab
+    Edit the host.json file:
+      "managedDependency": {
+      "Enabled": true
+    And the requirements.psd1 file:
+      @{
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Authentication' = '2.\*'
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Mail' = '2.\*'
+        'Microsoft.Graph.Users.Actions' = '2.\*'
+      }
+  Create a TimerTrigger where the schedule uses standard Chrontab format on UTC time.
+  Paste this script into the run.ps1, after:
+  "# The 'IsPastDue' property is 'true' when the current function invocation is later than scheduled.
+  if ($Timer.IsPastDue) {
+      Write-Host "PowerShell timer is running late!"
+  }"
+  And before:
+  "# Write an information log with the current time.
+  Write-Host "PowerShell timer trigger function ran! TIME: $currentUTCtime""
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