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Microsoft Active Directory Documentation Script V3.05

Version 3.05 6-Jul-2021

  • Add fixes provided by Jorge de Almeida Pinto
    • Fixed the way the $Script:AllDomainControllers array is built
    • Fixed getting Fine-grained Password policies to work in a multiple domain/child domain forest
  • Change the CompanyName parameter so that HTML and Text output can use it. (requested by Michael B. Smith)
    • .PARAMETER CompanyName
      • Company Name to use for the Word Cover Page or the Forest Information section for HTML and Text.
      • Default value for Word output is contained in
      • HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\UserInfo\CompanyName or
      • HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\UserInfo\Company, whichever is populated on the computer running the script.
      • This parameter has an alias of CN.
      • For Word output, if either registry key does not exist and this parameter is not specified, the report will not contain a Company Name on the cover page.
      • For HTML and Text output, the Forest Information section will not contain the Company Name if this parameter is not specified.
  • For both HTML and Text output, at the end of the report add a “Report Complete” line (requested by Michael B. Smith)
  • For Privileged Groups, add a column for SamAccountName (requested by Michael B. Smith)
  • For the forest section, if a company name is entered, added the company name to the section title (requested by Michael B. Smith)
  • For the section Computer Operating Systems, fix the HTML tables to have slightly wider columns (requested by Michael B. Smith)
  • For Users with AdminCount=1, add columns for SamAccountName and Domain (requested by Michael B. Smith)
  • Renamed items in the list of AD Schema Items (requested by Michael B. Smith)
    • RAS Server -> NPS/RAS Server
    • LAPS -> On-premises LAPS
    • SCCM -> MECM/SCCM
    • Lync/Skype for Business -> On-premises Lync/Skype for Business
    • Exchange -> On-premises Exchange
  • Update schema numbers for Exchange CUs
    • “15333” = “Exchange 2016 CU19/CU20”
    • “15334” = “Exchange 2016 CU21”
    • “17002” = “Exchange 2019 CU8/CU9”
    • “17003” = “Exchange 2019 CU10”
  • Updated the help text
  • Updated the ReadMe file

If you run the script in a multiple domain forest and have questions or issues, please email me. webster at carlwebster dot com.

You can always find the most current script by going to https://www.carlwebster.com/where-to-get-copies-of-the-documentation-scripts/

Thanks

Webster