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I am getting an error with Dell workstations that are still in warranty. It seems that the servers report a warranty end date in the future but different devices are not showing their end date and give me this error:
Get-WarrantyNinja : Failed to update device: { "resultCode": "FAILURE", "errorMessage":
"INVALID_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE", "incidentId": "WEB_MGMT_SERVICE-2a-" }
At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PSWarranty\1.8.0\Public\Update-WarrantyInfo.ps1:114 char:35
I am getting same error with some newer Dell devices. I reached out to the Dell API team and they found the following issue, I just don't know where or how to perform the adjustment they mentioned. If anyone has an idea I'm all ears. Below is the Dell response.
The difference in end date for the below service tags are as follows:
CB6CQ73 - "endDate": "2025-11-11T05:59:59.14Z",
9TPQ4Y3 - "endDate": "2024-09-28T04:59:59.000001Z",
It seems like your system is not reading the microseconds .000001 causing this issue. Recommend adjusting the second date format to match the precision of the first date format, it should become readable by the system.
Ex: Truncate the date to "endDate": "2024-09-28T04:59:59.00Z"
I am getting an error with Dell workstations that are still in warranty. It seems that the servers report a warranty end date in the future but different devices are not showing their end date and give me this error:
Get-WarrantyNinja : Failed to update device: { "resultCode": "FAILURE", "errorMessage":
"INVALID_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE", "incidentId": "WEB_MGMT_SERVICE-2a-" }
At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PSWarranty\1.8.0\Public\Update-WarrantyInfo.ps1:114 char:35
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