Dell Service Tag Vs Serial Number
I have a Dell laptop that has an assigned service tag on it. However, this sticker is in an inconvenient place (on the bottom of the laptop), and I'm too lazy to unplug everything and turn it over to read the service tag.
The service tag number identifies your computer to the Dell technician or support representative. The number is linked to your account and provides warranty information about your product. Each time your computer is serviced the information is updated in Dell's database. This provides a record for the next technician who services your product. Sep 16, 2009 Having recently setup Spiceworks and run a scan of my system I am wondering why some servers have 'Service Tag' and others have 'Serial Number' in the same place on the info pa. Dell - Service Tag vs Serial Number - Spiceworks General Support - Spiceworks. BUT, if the motherboard has been replaced, the Service Tag field will be empty, unless the Tech takes the time to reprogram it, and that rarely happens. Wmic is a Windows Mgmt Interface command in the C: Windows System32 wbem directory.
Is there a way I can get the service tag from the Terminal or similar?
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Any Dell's service tag can be read from the system using the ever-so-handy dmidecode tool.
The service tag is stored in the BIOS as a DMI/SMBIOS string, namely system-serial-number. It can be read using the below command:
This command will output the service tag as just itself, so it can be passed into a script or similar without much worry.
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If the Express Service Code is needed, that's easily retrievable using a similar command:
This command will output the Express Service Code to the terminal, much in the same way the Service Tag is outputted. It works by converting the Base36 Service Tag to the Base10 Express Service Code using Bash's $((base#number)) notation.