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Active Directory command in Quest Powershell?

dominique_duchemin over 7 years ago

Hello,

Does anybody have the corresponding command for Quest?

Get-ADComputer -Filter {servicePrincipalName -notlike "msclustervirtualserver*" }

Thanks,

Dom

0 dominique_duchemin over 7 years ago

Hello Sandy,
It is for Quest Active Roles. I am trying to get a list of "servers" from Active directory versus Cluster Names, Share Names, etc...
Thanks,
Dom
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+1 Sandi K over 7 years ago

Hi Dom,

I will reach out to the Active Roles team and request this information for you.

Thanks,

Sandi
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0 dominique_duchemin over 7 years ago

Thanks
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+1 Sandi K over 7 years ago

Hi Dom,

They have requested to move this post to the Active Roles forum:
www.quest.com/.../active-roles

One of the Active Roles team members will be responding to your post.

Thank you,

Sandi
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0 dominique_duchemin over 7 years ago

Hi Sandy,

Excellent thanks I will follow-up on this forum.
Thanks,
Dom
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0 prasad over 7 years ago

Hi Dom,

here is your ARS command;

Get-QADComputer -IncludeAllProperties | where {$_.servicePrincipalName -notlike "msclustervirtualserver*"}

Regards,
Prasad
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0 dduchemin over 7 years ago

Hello,

This command exclude only the virtual cluster nodes not the share so this is insufficient.
I need to exclude share names as well as there are not servers.

Thanks,
Dom
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0 prasad over 7 years ago

Hi Dom,

if you want only servers, you can try by filtering on operating system.
$_.operatingSystem -like "Windows Server*"
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0 dduchemin over 7 years ago

Hello PRASAD,

I tried this but unfortunately the "Windows Server 2012" and up have the operating systems field is filled up with "Windows Server 2012" even on Cluster Names.
Is it normal?
I might have to combined both -like "Windows Server*" and Not like " -notlike "msclustervirtualserver*"....

How could I combined like and notlike?

Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Dom
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+1 prasad over 7 years ago

yes you can try
where {$_.operatingSystem -like "Windows Server*" -and $_.operatingSystem -notlike "msclustervirtualserver*"}
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