DFS Namespace information can be easily exported to a nice XML file with the command:
dfsutil root export \\domain\namespacename C:\Export.xml
But now you have a XML file, which is not the best file type to work with and check important info. Basically what I will show you is a small script in Powershell that parses the XML and return the ONLINE targets sharename, but you can adapt to return the info you need.
# Parsing XML from Namespace
[xml]$dfs = Get-Content output.xml
$output = @()
foreach ($link in $dfs.Root.Link)
{
if ($link.Name -match "DEEI\\Groups")
{
$user = $link.Name.Split("\")
foreach ($target in $link.Target)
{
$shareName = $target.get_InnerXml()
if ($target.state -eq "ONLINE")
{
$output+=$sharename
}
}
}
}
$output | Out-File '.\OUTPUT-SHARE.TXT'
The small script above returns all shares which are ONLINE and output them to the OUTPUT-SHARE.TXT. It takes as input the file 'output.xml' which is the xml from the namespace.
Feel free to adapt it. Please let your comment.
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