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Hi,
This is Windows 10, Office 365, Windows server 2016 and 2019 environment.
I have access to Active Directory and others. I have a domain administrator account.
The company has physical servers in the office, physical server in Colo, a lot of VM machines.
The Goal: I want to know All servers in the company (physical or VM machines or other location)
Somebody can tell or show me how to achieve the goal please(Which tools or approaches should I do)
Thanks,
Tjie
This is Windows 10, Office 365, Windows server 2016 and 2019 environment.
I have access to Active Directory and others. I have a domain administrator account.
The company has physical servers in the office, physical server in Colo, a lot of VM machines.
The Goal: I want to know All servers in the company (physical or VM machines or other location)
Somebody can tell or show me how to achieve the goal please(Which tools or approaches should I do)
Thanks,
Tjie
* windows 2016 serverActive Directory* windows 2019 server
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You can see all domain-joined servers in ADUC (Domain Controllers OU and Domain Servers OU)
get-adcomputer command (PowerShell). You could filter on the operating system attributes or use a COUNTIF on the data in Excel to get a summary.
Depends on your Virtual Infrastructure, but if it was VMware Esxi for arguments sake, there was a free tool called rvtools which would show both hosts and VM's, and tons of other stuff about the configuration:
https://www.robware.net/rvtools/
You could get the same from vCenter Server.
Depends on your Virtual Infrastructure, but if it was VMware Esxi for arguments sake, there was a free tool called rvtools which would show both hosts and VM's, and tons of other stuff about the configuration:
https://www.robware.net/rvtools/
You could get the same from vCenter Server.
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