Quest serial numbers are definitely a pia. I have a routine--it's dated--it's from late 2011; which is a really 4 scripts: 1 to run the other 3 (and that's what you advertise) and 3 different ones that get the payload:, 1 to find all the various locations for the data, the 2nd is from Quest themselves, which pulls the information out of those files, and the 3rd is to take that information (now that we have it) and populated WMI.
It's not perfect--several times while we were trying to use it, I had to modify it because of finding more and more places where the data files actually "lived" on a client, so you may encounter that as well--you "think" you have all 80 different locations where the serial number inside of the file are...but then you look at the data, and go , wait a second I *KNOW* Bob smith has this software, why doesn't his box show up? and then you have to go look, and find out that the .key file is named something completely different, or in a completely different folder than what you thought.
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