How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

JeremyEngelWork — Thu, 24 May 2012 14:00:11 GMT

Amelia, there are no schema updates for SCOM.

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

Amelia — Thu, 24 May 2012 01:27:37 GMT

This script is great. Is there any change you could please add checks for MOM and SCOM?

Thanks,

Amelia

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

Santosh Bhandarkar — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:23:08 GMT

Nice ! Thanks.

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

KevinGib — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:36:40 GMT

I love this but when I invoke it remotely from my RMM tool the output is truncated due to the display screen not being large enough. I tired to add a convertto-html to convert the output to html but I still get this error due to the display not being wide enough so all I can see is the output for the names. How hard would it be to convert this over to pure html output - I didnt see any format-list commands so there was nothing to convert to select-object that I could find.

My goal is to run thsi remotely via script and grab the output via html for review.

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

Ashley McGlone — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:34:50 GMT

Hi DLetsinger,

I was smiling as I read your comment. I actually investigated this and wanted to include SCCM also. Unfortunately this is not as easy as the other product versions. I am not an SCCM expert, but I have a friend who is. He told me there is probably a way to track down SMS/SCCM versions from management point objects published in AD. If you can script it please publish an update to the TechNet Script Gallery.

Thanks,

Ashley

@GoateePFE

re: How to Find Active Directory Schema Update History by Using PowerShell

DLetsinger — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 19:42:37 GMT

Cool script. I just finished digesting it and decided I wanted to add an entry for System Center Configuration Manager. However after checking the CN=mS-SMS-Version attribute in ADSI Edit I noticed that there is no entry for rangeLower or rangeUpper. Is there any other attribute in the schema that could be queried against that would provide us with a way to determine the SCCM version?