Forked from my own Apple-Model-Lookup script.
Look up system information for a local or remote machine or check the model / marketing name of any Apple product by its serial number (excluding peripherals).
Usage: Download and run script from BASH shell. Script can be used interactively or by supplying the appropriate input arguments.
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Interactive Mode: Follow menu prompts to display system info for current or remote machine or to lookup model by Apple serial number.
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Non-interactive Mode: Use the appropriate input arguments to get the desired result in a single step with zero or minimal further interaction.
These options are as follows:-h | --help : See this options list
-a | --about : View version info
-u | --user [username] : Specify username for remote machine
-p | --password [password] : Specify password for remote machine (Potentially insecure!)
-L | --log [file] : Log results to file
-s | --serial [serial no.] : Lookup model from Apple serial
-l | --local : Get system info for current machine
-r | --remote [host] : Get system info for remote machine
System Requirements:
- A Unix-based operating system (such as Linux or MacOS)
- BASH Shell
- cURL
- WMIC (for Windows targets, auto-downloaded if missing)
- smartmontools (on Linux targets)
- WMI allowed by firewall (on Windows targets)
Serial Number Lookup Compatibility:
Known to work:
- Macs including iMac, Macbook & Mac Pro lines
- iOS devices including iPhone & iPad
- Network devices (such as Airport Express)
May work (not tested):
- Apple Watch
- Other devices with 11-12 character serial numbers
Won't work:
- Apple Mice
- Apple Cinema Displays
- Devices with serial numbers > 12 characters
- Non-Apple devices
Note: This script will not run on Windows. A Windows/DOS version may be considered in the future.