PowerShell Script Request for Citrix XD 7.15 Site Inventory "published Application Path" and that Published app Servers and User Groups details.

All that information is in my script output.

App Manager
Details
Name (for administrator)      App Manager
Name (for user)      App Manager
Description and keywords         
Folder (for administrators)         
Application category (optional)         
Visibility      Domain\user1
domain\user2
domain\securitygroup1
Application Path      C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
Command Line arguments      http://App/AppManager/Account/login.aspx
Working directory         
Redirected file types         
How do you want to control the use of this application?         
         Allow unlimited use
Application Type      Hosted on Desktop
CPU Priority Level      Normal
Home Zone Name         
Home Zone Only      False
Ignore User Home Zone      False
Icon from Client         
Local Launch Disabled      False
Secure Command Line Arguments Enabled      True
Add shortcut to user's desktop      False
Add shortcut to user's Start Menu      False
Wait for Printer Creation      False

Hi Carl Webster,
I ran the script (XenDesktop7V2.28) in 7.15 CU3 DDC and with -HTML option (MS Word not installed in my DDC). I have received an output.
Under Applications:
Folder: Empty
Name: Applications Name Displayed
Description: Empty
Location: Master Image
State: Enabled / Disabled

Apart from these, I didn't receive any output. As I told, I need the below details in output.
Visibility
Application Path
Command Line arguments
Working directory      

Please suggest.

Did you look at the help text? To get the details, you need to provide additional parameters. You get only summary info by default.

Could you please provide the right SYNTAX to get the below details along with default information?

Visibility ( AD Groups which are assigned to Published apps)
Application Path
Command Line arguments
Working directory
Published app Server name and IP
-MachineCatalogs
-MaxDetails
-DeliveryGroups
-DeliveryGroupsUtilization
-Hardware
-Hosting
-StoreFront
-VDARegistryKeys
-Policies

How about the one you missed. :)

.PARAMETER Applications
      Gives detailed information for all applications.
      This parameter is disabled by default.
      This parameter has an alias of Apps.

Hi Carl Webster,
-HTML –Applications
With the above parameters, I have received the attached report. The main columns “Application path and Visibility (Ad groups)” are in this report.
But the below information also needed the report.

-Published app Server name and IP
- Published app Server .. Vcpu, Memory and Hard disk space
-MachineCatalogs
-MaxDetails
-DeliveryGroups
-DeliveryGroupsUtilization
-Hardware
-Hosting
-StoreFront
-VDARegistryKeys
-Policies

I tried to test the script with -Maxdetails. But received the attached error. Please help.

As per XD7_Inventory_V2_ReadMe file:
Note: The Citrix Group Policy PowerShell module will not load from an elevated PowerShell session. If the module is manually imported, the module is not detected from an elevated PowerShell session.
https://carlwebster.com/citrix-xenapp-xendesktop-7-8-documentation-script-update-version-2-12/
Carl Webster Says:
April 27, 2018 at 6:05 am
You should not have to install any XenApp 6.5 component or add-on to get the 7.x V2.xx script to work. All you need is the Citrix.GroupPolicy.commands.psm1 module file which I provide a copy of. That is shown in the ReadMe file, the script help text, and on the download page.

The StoreFront PowerShell cmdlets do not support remoting and I doubt they ever will. The script can only detect if StoreFront is installed and running on the Delivery Controller (which no sane person does in production).

Webster

In my case, DDC and StoreFront both are in same server.
In this case, how can I run this script?
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You will have to reenable UAC so PowerShell will start non-elevated

Hi Carl,  I did the below steps on UAC in my DDC server.
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\User Accounts >> Change User Account Settings >> Changed From "Alway Notify to Never Notify"
Rebooted DDC Server and test the Script, but the same result.
Script not started in non-elevated.

UAC should be set to the level just above never notify. When UAC is set to never notify, PowerShell will always start in elevated mode if your account has admin rights on the server. You have to set UAC mode at any level higher than Off/Never Notify for PowerShell to start non-elevated.

This is the #2 most-asked question/issue I get on the scripts. Only the XenApp/XenDesktop/CVAD scripts when you request policy info have this issue.

Hi Carl, I did the same, still the same error.
My DDC is on Windows 2012 R2.
Please find attached the error screenshots and suggest.
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