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PowerShell "Automation" for larger infrastructure. #165
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Wow. Thank you for sharing! |
@AlexMilotin - I have spent all weekend doing something Similar - how are you finding it speed wise? - i have got it scanning about 200 boxes in 8 hours. |
I had quite a struggle in running it remotely. The first version using Background jobs took about 8 to 12 hours (depending on the server, when executing it remotely). Give it a try, using -MAXJob parameter and set it to 200. You'll be amazed. |
Hi @AlexMilotin - Tried the script - it ran in powershell fine but in the CSV it says it hasnt scanned - have you used a specific version of logpresso? Also in the 1st script are you just copying the EXE or the ps1 aswell? |
Hi @ajddba . Yes starting from 2.3.2 and above. If you want to that in a faster way you can use PS workflow to copy the file. That if you have SMB enabled
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Legend thank you! |
Since i've been dealing with a lot of infrastructure without a proper deployment tool and i had to find a way to run the tool on multiple servers at once. Some of people might already found another way, but i feel in debt to at least provide my 2 cent.
You can define the variable locations as you please, this is what i used so far.
Report will look like below and will be saved on the server you execute it from in the location defined in $CSVFile variable.
I hope it helps someone
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