This is the built-in help made by Microsoft for the command 'Get-UalSystemId', in PowerShell version 3 - as retrieved from
Windows version 'Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Standard' PowerShell help files on 2016-06-23.
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Gets information that can uniquely identify a server.
Get-UalSystemId [-AsJob [<SwitchParameter>]] [-CimSession <CimSession[]>] [-CoresPerPhysicalProcessor <UInt32[]>] [-CreationTime <DateTime[]>]
[-LogicalProcessorsPerPhysicalProcessor <UInt32[]>] [-MaximumMemory <UInt64[]>] [-OSBuildNumber <UInt32[]>] [-OSCountryCode <String[]>]
[-OSCurrentTimeZone <Int16[]>] [-OSDaylightInEffect <Boolean[]>] [-OSLastBootUpTime <DateTime[]>] [-OSMajor <UInt32[]>] [-OSMinor <UInt32[]>]
[-OSPlatformId <UInt32[]>] [-OSProductType <UInt32[]>] [-OSSerialNumber <String[]>] [-OSSuiteMask <UInt32[]>] [-PhysicalProcessorCount
<UInt32[]>] [-ServicePackMajor <UInt32[]>] [-ServicePackMinor <UInt32[]>] [-SystemDNSHostName <String[]>] [-SystemDomainName <String[]>]
[-SystemManufacturer <String[]>] [-SystemProductName <String[]>] [-SystemSerialNumber <String[]>] [-SystemSMBIOSUUID <String[]>]
[-ThrottleLimit <Int32>] [<CommonParameters>]
The Get-UalSystemId cmdlet gets information that can uniquely identify a server. Use the CimSession parameter to run the cmdlet on a remote
server. Otherwise, the cmdlet refers to the local server.
This cmdlet returns an MsftUal_SystemId object. You can specify one or more parameters, such as the CoresPerPhysicalProcessor parameter. If
you do so, the cmdlet only returns an object if it matches the specified value.
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Example 1: Get system information
PS C:\>Get-UalSystemId
This command gets an MsftUal_SystemId object for the current system.