Per the subject, is anyone aware of a way to pass CustomProperty1 to a command in ScreenConnect? Ideally I'd want to get the entire property into a variable in Powershell so I can then regex split it. Anyone had any joy doing something similar?

Also - I'm trying to get Bitlocker status via ScreenConnect commands. Powershell Get-BitlockerVolume works a treat for Windows 8+ boxes but isn't supported in Windows 7 where you have to use Manage-BDE

Sadly there's no output when running manage-bde on ScreenConnect - not sure if is because it's running under the SYSTEM account or is an x86/x64 architecture issue of some description. Anyone had any joy doing this?

@vexation so there are a few potential ways this could be done through an Extension. Could you give me a bit more information on what you're trying to do and how? What does your powershell command look like? What specific value are you wanting to pull from the CustomProperty (is it a specific identifier for Bitlocker)?

I've written a powershell script which will perform an inventory of the system via WMI and registry queries, this includes stuff like the Bitlocker status - this is then wrapped up in JSON and posted to one of our servers. We send this script via the Commands area of ScreenConnect.

It's an easy way for us to inventory systems and manage the roll-out of Bitlocker (we can then query our DB server using PowerBI for very easy reporting)

All our sessions are grouped into Organizations (via CustomProperty1)

At the moment we have to specify the Organization name in the Powershell script itself, what I'd prefer to do is have the Organization name passed to our powershell script by ScreenConnect so we can use the same script and just run against every connected ScreenConnect client.

Passing CustomProperty1 or CustomProperty2 would be ideal.

I'm handy enough with Powershell but SC extensions are gibberish to me - if an extension is required it'd need to be signed now too? Not sure how much joy I'd have there unless the process is very simple.