Xenapp 6.5 Powershell question
Good afternoon all,
right, so long story short we thought it was a great plan to save some money and rip out the application which did all of our usage reports. I've now got to get this working in powershell and get a report of all the applications in a farm and how many users are currently using it.
Any idea how? I have the SDK installed but I'm not sure how to get currents apps and then pipe this through to a current used by.
I've been looking at google but not found much, any help would be great, a script will make you a legend :D
Cheers
Alex
right, so long story short we thought it was a great plan to save some money and rip out the application which did all of our usage reports. I've now got to get this working in powershell and get a report of all the applications in a farm and how many users are currently using it.
Any idea how? I have the SDK installed but I'm not sure how to get currents apps and then pipe this through to a current used by.
I've been looking at google but not found much, any help would be great, a script will make you a legend :D
Cheers
Alex
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James Rankin
Was just about to recommend Webster's scripts, we use them extensively for Citrix discovery.
ASKER
Just running it on my test bed now, if it works, you're a legend among men!
It works, and the man is a legend of community contributions. Every Citrix project we do we use his scripts for discovery.
Thanks James.
You can try the full documentation script here:
http://carlwebster.com/downloads/download-info/xenapp-6-5/
There is a parameter you can use to have only the application data in the report. Combine with the answer to the other EE question and you have what you need. Now all bets are off if you use Domain Users or Authenticated Users for any published resource as that means every user in AD.
You can try the full documentation script here:
http://carlwebster.com/downloads/download-info/xenapp-6-5/
There is a parameter you can use to have only the application data in the report. Combine with the answer to the other EE question and you have what you need. Now all bets are off if you use Domain Users or Authenticated Users for any published resource as that means every user in AD.
ASKER
Where does it output the file to?
Cheers
Alex
Cheers
Alex
Should be in the folder from where the script is run. For the documentation script, there is a -Folder parameter so you can save the output where you want.
$TotalUsers.ToString() | Out-File "$($pwd.path)\AllXA65Users
$AllUsers | Out-File -append "$($pwd.path)\AllXA65Users
Yes, to the folder where the script is run from.
$AllUsers | Out-File -append "$($pwd.path)\AllXA65Users
Yes, to the folder where the script is run from.
ASKER
Legendary!!!!