SCCM Documentation – Summary of all Sites in current Hierarchy
Lets have a look at SCCM script to get Summary of all Sites in current Hierarchy. Purpose is to get all the information on SCCM Sites section in Configuration Manager Console.
It should cover Primary , Secondary sites, Child Primary Sites and CAS (Central Administration Site).
First of all, you can use normal powershell (without SCCM integration) or connect SCCM current site via Powershell (withSCCM integration)
If you happen to run normal powershell only, you will have to Import the SCCM Powershell cmdlets
Import-Module ($env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH.Substring(0,$env:SMS_ADMIN_UI_PATH.Length – 5) + ‘\ConfigurationManager.psd1’) | Out-Null}
Next SCCM cmdlets need to be run from the SCCM drive
$SiteCode = Get-SiteCode
Set-Location “$($SiteCode):” | Out-Null
To get Information about all types of sites, use following command
SCCM Site Details
$SCCMsites = Get-CMSite
$CAS = $CMSites | Where-Object {$_.Type -eq 4}
$ChildPrimarySites = $CMSites | Where-Object {$_.Type -eq 3}
$StandAlonePrimarySite = $CMSites | Where-Object {$_.Type -eq 2}
$SecondarySites = $CMSites | Where-Object {$_.Type -eq 1}
Most important thing to notice here is “Type”, which will identify site as “Primary Site”, “Secondary Site”, “Child Site” or “CAS” etc
Type = 1, Site is a Secondary Site
Type = 2, Site is a Standalone Priamry Site
Type = 3, Site is a Child Primary Site
Type = 4, Site is a Central Administration Site
If you are an SQL Person and ding some SQL scripts then same information can be obtained from SCCM Database using following command
SELECT * FROM [CM_HSB].[dbo].[Sites]
Ok, now we have Brief details of SCCM site in a Hierarchy. It is time to get overview of these Sites.
Standalone Primary Site
$StandAlonePrimarySiteName = $StandAlonePrimarySite.SiteName
$StandAlonePrimarySiteCode = $StandAlonePrimarySite.SiteCode
$StandAlonePrimarySiteVersion = $StandAlonePrimarySite.Version
Apart from that one important thing to check for is CU Pack installed.
$SiteCULevel = (Invoke-Command -ComputerName $(Get-CMSiteRole -RoleName ‘SMS Site Server’).NALPath.tostring().split(‘\\’)[2] -ScriptBlock {Get-ItemProperty -Path registry::hklm\software\microsoft\sms\setup | Select-Object CULevel} -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue ).CULevel
Where “$(Get-CMSiteRole -RoleName ‘SMS Site Server’).NALPath.tostring().split(‘\\’)[2]” will provide SCCM Server FQDN Hostname
and “Get-ItemProperty ` -Path registry::hklm\software\microsoft\sms\setup | Select-Object CULevel”, will provide CU Level from SCCM Server Registry
Secondary Site
$SecondarySiteName = $SecondarySites.SiteName
$SecondarySiteCode = $SecondarySites.SiteCode
$SecondarySiteVersion = $SecondarySites.Version
Child Primary Site
$ChildPrimarySiteName = $ChildPrimarySites .SiteName
$ChildPrimarySiteCode = $ChildPrimarySites .SiteCode
$ChildPrimarySiteVersion = $ChildPrimarySites .Version
Central Administration Site
$CASSiteName = $CAS.SiteName
$CASSiteCode = $CAS.SiteCode
$CASSiteVersion = $CAS.Version
Lastly, from the Build Number, get the actual Description
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/configmgrdogs/2014/02/07/configmgr-2012-version-numbers/
or great article on BuildNumbers
https://buildnumbers.wordpress.com/sccm/
This is it, Now you have all the information required for SCCM sites as a high level details.
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