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Just FYI, if the DC is in an OU inside of Domain Controllers (or the OU you specify, its not added to the array of computer to check).

Could you please add mentioned fields as well? thanks

How can I modify this so I can test other seperate domains, not in the same forest?

Would it be possible to incorporate system uptimes into the hardware report?

Hello,
Thanks for this script.

Can you help me please,
I need to adapt output text for French language.

EN text : "passed test"
FR text : "a réussi"

Function checkDcDiag(RemoteComputer, sTest)
	Set oEXE = CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Exec("dcdiag.exe /test:" & sTest & " /s:" & RemoteComputer)
	If InStr(oEXE.StdOut.ReadAll, "passed test " & sTest) > 0 Then
		sHTML = sHTML & "<td bgcolor='LightGreen' align=center><b>Success</b></td>" & vbCrLf
	Else
		isError = True
		sHTML = sHTML & "<td bgcolor='Red' align=center><b>Failed</b></td>" & vbCrLf
	End If
End Function

Thanks for help.

Unfortunately, I was unable to get the error message (I was distracted with fixing the DC at the time).

Hello,

I've run this script on a Windows 2016 & 2008 R2 DC and get the same error both times:

Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\username\Desktop\ADHealthCheck.vbs(269, 2) SWbemServicesEx: Not found

At that point the script dies. The only section I've modified is the email settings. Any suggestions?

I have a domain structure with an empty forest root domain. I am running the script from the child domain.

I would like to scan both domains all at once to get a single email. The ID running the account in the child domain has rights in the parent domain, but using the oDC array variable and specifying the parent domain controllers via FQDN returns statuses of NO CONTACT and FAILED.

Any way to do this? Thanks.

FSMO Check reports as failed although it Passes on Server 2016. It seems to be related to the output that is being shown.