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- # https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Determine-if-SCCM-Client-11c63381
- # http://blog-en.netvnext.com/2011/12/determine-if-sccm-client-is-stopped-on.html
- # NAME: isAgentStopped.ps1
- # AUTHOR: Romano Jerez, NETvNext
- # DATE: 12/3/2011
- #
- # Description:
- # Remotely queries computers for status of SMS Agent Host service (CcmExec).
- # Queries are done on computers listed in a file pcList.txt (one per line).
- # No firewall should be blocking inbound ICMP and RPC traffic on computers.
- # You must run script using an account that has administrative rights on computers.
- #
- # Output:
- # Computers not accessible (i.e. offline) are listed in file offLine.txt.
- # Status of computers is recorded in agentStatus.txt. File is comma-delimited
- # where one line per computer is used in format "computerName,Status".
- # ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- $comp = get-content pcList.txt
- $strFileResults = "agentStatus.txt"
- $strOffLinePCs = "offLine.txt"
- $skipped = @()
- $comp | foreach {
- $Global:currentpc = $_
- if (Test-Connection $currentpc -Quiet -Count 1)
- {
- $status = get-service -ComputerName $currentpc | where-object { $_.Name -eq "CcmExec"} |
- ForEach-Object { $_.status}
- $strLine = $currentpc + "," + $status
- $strLine | Out-File $strFileResults -append
- Write-Host $currentpc","$status
- }
- else
- {
- $skipped += $currentpc
- }
- }
- $skipped | Out-File $strOffLinePCs
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