Agent Health State Report with Powershell

Everyone likes to know what the overall state of their SCOM agents are. You can see this info in the console, but where’s the fun in that? Here’s a PowerShell way to do it…

This script will produce a list of the total number of agents that are in these Health States:

Healthy (Success) , Warning , Critical (Error) or Uninitialized.

 

$healthy = $uninitialized = $warning = $critical =0

switch (Get-Agent | Select-Object HealthState) {

 {$_.HealthState -like “Success”} {$healthy++}

 {$_.HealthState -like “Warning”}  {$warning++}

 {$_.HealthState -like “Error”} {$critical++}

 {$_.HealthState -like “Uninitialized”} {$uninitialized++}

}

“Agents Healthy ……………… = $healthy”

“Agents Warning ……………… = $warning”

“Agents Critical……………… = $critical”

“Agents Uninitialized…………. = $uninitialized”

 

The output will look something like this…

Agents Healthy ……………… = 295

Agents Warning ……………… = 29

Agents Critical……………… = 14

Agents Uninitialized…………. = 1

Hope that this post was helpful.