

Today in History: 1994 - Lawmaker introduces "May the Fourth be with you" to the UK ParliamentLeave it to the British and their sense of wit.Desktop Engineer who automates roll out of new operating systems, applications and security updates.


May be cumbersome on very large networks, but you could break out Gp script by OU and separate files as most large companies don't have everyone in one container. On Non-BitLocker computers, it will show the computer name and user with no info. Right-click Logon, properties, Add - browse to \\dcname\netlogon\filename.cmdĬlick OK, after about 15 minutes (without a forced gpupdate) the file will start populating as users logon/logoff. Go to User Configuration - Policies - Windows Settings - Scripts Make sure everyone has access to share path (domain users)Įdit Group Policy for the container you want it to run in (default domain policy should never be touched, if you want everyone, make a new policy at the top and Manage-bde -status c: > "\\server\share\folder\BitlockerCheck\BitlockerCheck.log" cdm file, dump it into the netlogon folderĮcho Computer:%ComputerName% with username:%username% - Bitlocker check of drive C: > "\\server\share\folder\BitlockerCheck.log" Just set this up at one of my clients AD Networks, worked like a charm: Path ) -ChildPath "WorkstationsWithBitLocker.csv" Write-Verbose "Building the report." -Verbose $Results | Select ComputerName, LastLogonDate, BitLockerPasswordSet | Sort ComputerName | Export-Csv $ReportPath -NoTypeInformation Write-Verbose "Report saved at: $ReportPath" -VerboseĮasy batch file for admins who want a nice easy file to look through. Powershell Param ( $SearchBase = "OU=YourOUforWorkstations,DC=Your,DC=Domain" ) Try Write-Progress -Id 0 -Activity " " -Status " " -Completed $ReportPath = Join-Path ( Split-Path $MyInvocation.
