Script to pull sccm logs from the client machine.
Need to enter the hostname/ip and local administrator password on the csv file.
Powershell version required 3.0
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This script is provided as is and with no warranties, it's the sole responsibility of the user to ensure it is tested prior to running on prod environment.
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Need to enter the hostname/ip and local administrator password on the csv file.
Powershell version required 3.0
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This script is provided as is and with no warranties, it's the sole responsibility of the user to ensure it is tested prior to running on prod environment.
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$basefolder="C:\SCCM_Troubleshooting\" #Local machine folder where logs will be copied to "machinename_log" folder
#remove space from hostname field from excel
$csvpath="C:\SCCM_Troubleshooting\hostnames.csv"
if (-not(Test-Path $csvpath))
{
write-host "Hostname file not found, please place the csv file with hostnames and passwords at $csvpath"
exit 0;
}
$list=Import-Csv -Path $csvpath
$list | ForEach-Object{
$machine=$_.Hostname;
$machine=$machine.trim();
#Write-Host $machine
#read-host "Pause"
$PWord = ConvertTo-SecureString –String $_.Password –AsPlainText -Force
$user="$machine`\administrator"
$Creds = New-Object –TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential –ArgumentList $User, $PWord
New-PSDrive -Name cli2 -PSProvider FileSystem -Root \\$machine\C$ -Credential $creds
mkdir "$basefolder$machine`_logs"
Copy-Item cli2:\Windows\CCM\logs\ "$basefolder$machine`_logs" -Recurse -Verbose
remove-psdrive cli2
}
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