Get-CMSite – List all Primary and Secondary Sites
December 5, 2012 Leave a comment
After launching your ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 PowerShell Command Prompt, use the Get-CMSite cmdlet to list all primary and secondary sites in a hierarchy. Since this is a GET verb, everything we do here is query-only, so there is no damage by running any of the examples below.
Examples:
get-cmsite – default arguments, will list all sites as follows:
| Command | Action |
| get-cmsite | out-gridview | Lists all sites to a gridview |
| get-cmsite | where-object {$_.type -eq 4} | List the CAS |
| get-cmsite | where-object {$_.type -eq 2} | List all Primary Sites |
| get-cmsite | where-object {$_.type -eq 1} | List all Secondary Sites |
| get-cmsite | select-object ServerName, Version | sort-object Servername | Lists all sites and version, sorted by servername |
| get-cmsite | where-object {$_.ReportingSiteCode -eq “AMR” -and $_.Type -eq 1} | List all secondary sites assigned to AMR |
| get-cmsite | select-object ServerName, Version | sort-object Servername | export-csv c:\temp\MySiteServers.csv -notypeinformation | Same as previous, but exports to CSV file |
| get-cmsite | foreach {Get-WmiObject -class Win32_OperatingSystem -computer $_.ServerName | Select-Object __SERVER,@{label=’LastRestart’;expression={$_.ConvertToDateTime($_.LastBootUpTime)}}} | Display last bootup time for each server-performs a WQL query on win32_OperatingSystem, so you must have proper rights to remotely connect to each system. |
Happy Scripting!
Greg
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