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Ok, so I f I have several hundreds servers in an OU can it shows or export it to csv ?
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The script won't care how many systems you have, but it will care that you have a supported client operating system. &nbsp;You would have to modify the script to create output in csv format.
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The script will not care for remote systems at all, and it is overkill for a &quot;simple&quot; task like this.<br />
The difficulty is<br />
&nbsp; a) to get all AD computers without having the ActiveDirectory cmdlet available (it is W2008 (?))<br />
&nbsp; b) to run the query on remote machines,<br />
&nbsp; c) to filter for interesting data,<br />
&nbsp; d) creating something usable as report.<br />
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Mixing different techniques makes it work:<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41404416-1"><span>dsquery computer |</span>
<span>  % {</span>
<span>    $pc = $_.Split('=,')[1]</span>
<span>    Write-Host -f yellow $pc</span>
<span>    Get-WmiObject Win32_SCSIController -computer $pc } | select SystemName, Name, Manufacturer, Status</span>
<span>   } | export-CSV -NoType 'C:\Temp\EE\SCSI Report.csv'</span>
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There is no way to check for servers only. But if you follow a naming convention making servers stick out of the AD computer names, the dsquery results can be filtered for that.
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Hi @QLemo, I've created this simple script using Powershell Quest AD to narrowed down the search:<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-41405755-1"><span>$ErrorActionPreference = &quot;SilentlyContinue&quot;</span>
<span></span>
<span>$server = Get-QADComputer -SearchRoot 'domain.com/Production Servers' -OSName &quot;Windows*Server*&quot; | Where-Object { Test-Connection $_.Name -Count 1 -Quiet }</span>
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<span>foreach($computer in $server) {</span>
<span>	</span>
<span>}</span>
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is it possible to use that by merging it with your script above ?
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Hi All,<br />
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using powershell in Active Directory, can anyone here please share the Powershell script to list all server name and its SCSI card name ?<br />
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I wonder if that is possible.
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Hi All,

using powershell in Active Directory, can anyone here please share the Powershell script to list all server name and its SCSI card name ?

I wonder if that is possible.

How to get list of servers with the SCSI controller model ?

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