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SchunkOps 1.3.0 — Windows Server Operations

Released: 2026-09-20

SchunkOps 1.3 turns the module into a broader Windows Server operations toolkit while preserving the project's read-first, evidence-first approach.

New commands

  • Invoke-SchunkServerAudit — coordinates core server health, reboot state, service failures, event triage, listening ports, Windows Update health, and optional IIS/Hyper-V checks. Can write a self-contained HTML report.
  • Get-SchunkIisHealth — sites, bindings, application pools, stopped-state summary.
  • Get-SchunkHyperVHealth — host capacity, VM state, VHD/VHDX information, virtual switches, integration services, and aged checkpoints.
  • Get-SchunkSmbPermissionAudit — SMB share access plus NTFS ACLs at each share root.
  • Test-SchunkGpoApplication — GPResult evidence for computer and user policy without refreshing or changing policy.
  • Get-SchunkDnsServerHealth — DNS zones, update configuration, replication scope, and forwarders.
  • Get-SchunkDhcpScopeHealth — scope state, address utilization, and failover relationships.
  • Get-SchunkWindowsUpdateHealth — pending updates, recent update history, and reboot evidence.

Fast start

Import-Module SchunkOps
Invoke-SchunkServerAudit -HtmlPath C:\Reports\server-audit.html

On an IIS or Hyper-V host:

Invoke-SchunkServerAudit -IncludeIis -IncludeHyperV -HtmlPath C:\Reports\server-audit.html

Role-specific checks:

Get-SchunkDnsServerHealth -ComputerName DC01
Get-SchunkDhcpScopeHealth -ComputerName DHCP01
Get-SchunkSmbPermissionAudit -Name Finance
Test-SchunkGpoApplication -Scope Computer

Design rules

All new role diagnostics are read-only. The only intentional write in this release is the optional report file requested through Invoke-SchunkServerAudit -HtmlPath, which supports -WhatIf.

These commands are intended to produce inspectable PowerShell objects that can be formatted interactively, exported to JSON/CSV where appropriate, or consumed by automation.

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