Lenoxef August 5, at pm. Gazi November 19, at pm. Dominique Duchemin April 28, at am. I had to reboot after both installation but it works well. Thanks a lot. Facebook Follow me on twitter. Subscribe Receive new post notifications by email for free!
Unsubscribe any time. Then I will make use of the below command to achieve the requires results. In an another scenario, lets say that you have 's of servers on which you would like to enable this feature. In my current role, I am supporting infrastructure related to Windows and VMware datacenters. Thanks for this best tutorial! Hi there, Recently I was working on a task for enabling monitoring on different servers which included ESXi hosts and a bunch Windows Servers. In that case, first we would make a list of servers in a text file called servers.
In the next step, we are using foreach loop to apply a certain code to the list of servers. I was able to gather a list of devices that require the SNMP service to be installed, and thankfully most of them are Server machines.
The pre machines I will just hit manually, since there are less than 20 of them, and to minimize confusion, and a lack of powershell knowledge from my side. I have approximately servers that will require the service to be installed onto them, and was looking to do this via powershell.
Luckily, I was able to find this great script online, and I have tested it with my own variables inserted, and it works great for one server, ran manually on it. I was wondering if somebody could help me figure out how to get the script to do the following two things:.
Output the results to either a text file or a csv file also tried this as can be seen below. Here is the script, with what I tried and failed. The only two lines of code that are mine, are the very top one and the very bottom one, I will bold them to indicate that.
Thanks for any help that may be offered. Alright, so after a couple of weeks I wanted to follow up with everybody on this and let you know what I did. It was apparent I was too "green" to be able to accomplish this task using Powershell. Perhaps as my skills develop, I will get better. For now, I wanted to let everybody know how I accomplished this task, in case it helps them in the future.
Basically I had somebody in a different thread help me with a powershell script that ran against my list of servers and reported back to me on what machines didn't have the SNMP service running. Lastly, I went ahead and enabled the GPO and set the policy how I needed it configured, and pushed it out to all servers.
It was quite painless, really. I hope this helps somebody down the road. I really appreciate everybody's efforts with trying to assist me with this. I'm sure I will have plenty of other scripts I will need help with in the future. You will need to use a script block that is tested and then run it with "Invoke-Command".
YOU probably should run it as a job since you have many servers. An empty pipe element is not allowed. This is somehow related to the way I am attempting to output the file, that much I know, but I don't understand why. The script doesn't complete, so the results are not executed.
I have run dozens of scripts remotely, and on the same servers I am attempting to run this particular script on, so I know permissions are not an issue. I also know that it's not an issue with powershell not being configured to run remotely on these servers. Unfortunately, I do not have a good working knowledge of powershell that's why I'm here, trying to learn however I do have a good working knowledge of server software What could the problem be?
It appears that somebody put a great deal of hard work into building the script I listed above, I would be hard pressed to find out that this would be difficult to get to run remotely. For the task that it has been written for, why would somebody want to login to each server manually and run this script, rather than import a list of servers and do it in minutes. I would prefer to not run this as a job, and I don't know how to script in powershell well at all at this point.
I have been basically finding scripts online trying to understand how they actually work , googling the heck out of questions that I have, piecing scripts together, or doing simple things with them, when I am not getting help from these forums. I'm not sure how I can be more clear, this was one of the two main things I am attempting to accomplish with this script.
I am trying to take the script above and do two things with it. Install the SNMP service to multiple servers from a text file. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary. Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
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