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Verifying Persistent Routes via PowerShell
worldmac1
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Hey guys,
I wasn't certain where to ask this, so I figured this would be good spot. I have over 635 servers and growing. I would like to write a PS script showing the persistent routes on each server. Later, I may want to add a route to the ones that are blank. Is there a way to write a PowerShell script to achieve this? I have been looking and even been dinking around with some commands along with PsExec, but nothing seems to be working for me.
Normally I wouldn't ask this, but I am having a time trying to figure this out, and running out of ideas.
I don't mind buying you a beer or two for helping.
just saying...
Thanks guys, Greg
I wasn't certain where to ask this, so I figured this would be good spot. I have over 635 servers and growing. I would like to write a PS script showing the persistent routes on each server. Later, I may want to add a route to the ones that are blank. Is there a way to write a PowerShell script to achieve this? I have been looking and even been dinking around with some commands along with PsExec, but nothing seems to be working for me.
Normally I wouldn't ask this, but I am having a time trying to figure this out, and running out of ideas.
I don't mind buying you a beer or two for helping.
just saying...Thanks guys, Greg
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NetworkNewb
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Does this have the information you are looking for?
Win32_IP4PersistedRouteTable
If so could run something like:
$servers = Get-ADComputer -Filter {operatingsystem -like "*server*"}
$servers | ForEach {Get-WMIObject -Class Win32_IP4PersistedRouteTable -ComputerName $_.name }
And could change that to only show what you want and export it to a file...