Export CM HealthCheck

Overview

• Extract Get-CM-Inventory.ps1, messages.xml and cmhealthcheck.xml into a folder.
• Open a PowerShell console using "Run as administrator"
• Run the script (examples shown below)

Notes / Requirements

• Must be executed using an account which has FULL ADMINISTRATOR permissions to the SCCM hierarchy, the Windows Server host, and the SQL Server instance which supports the SCCM hierarchy.
• Requires PowerShell version 3 or later
• Works best when executed ON the SCCM Primary or CAS for a given hierarchy
• Has been tested on SCCM 2012 SP1, 2012 R2, 1511, 1602, 1606, 1610, 1702 and 1704

Syntax Examples

• Get-CM-Inventory.ps1 -SmsProvider cm01.contoso.com
• Get-CM-Inventory.ps1 -SmsProvider cm01.contoso.com -Overwrite -Verbose
• Get-CM-Inventory.ps1 -SmsProvider cm01.contoso.com -NoHotFix -Verbose
• $SiteServers | Get-CM-Inventory.ps1

Change Log

Version 0.1 - Raphael Perez - 24/10/2013

• Initial Script

Version 0.2 - Raphael Perez - 05/11/2014

• Added Get-MessageInformation and Get-MessageSolution

Version 0.3 - Raphael Perez - 22/06/2015

• Added ReportSection

Version 0.4 - Raphael Perez - 04/02/2016

• Fixed issue when executing on a Windows 10 machine

Version 0.5 - David Stein (4/10/2017)

• Added support for MS Word 2016
• Changed "cm12R2healthCheck.xml" to "cmhealthcheck.xml"
• Detailed is now a [switch] not a [boolean]
• Added params for CoverPage, Author, CustomerName, etc.
• Bugfixes for Word document builtin properties updates
• Minor bugfixes throughout

Version 0.6 - David Stein (4/18/2017)

• Set table styles to be consistent

Version 0.6.1 - David Stein (4/23/2017)

• Added CmdletBinding() and some other additions

Version 0.6.2 - David Stein (5/16/2017)

• Minor formatting updates