Returns information about the disk size and free space from a list of remote computers.
It calculates percent free space, and outputs the data in a convenient table to the screen. It also optionally outputs a proper PowerShell object, and/or a CSV file and a log.
It's intended for a fast glance at disk space health of multiple machines. It's very fast, except when it tries to contact machines which don't respond.
This is a more PowerShell-idiomatic re-write of Get-DiskSpace. It adds support for returning data about multiple disks and volumes from individual computers, but it drops support for logging, custom highlighting of low-diskspace results, and PowerShell 5.1.
PowerShell 7+ due to the use of ForEach-Object -Parallel.
- Download
Get-DiskInfo.psm1to the appropriate subdirectory of your PowerShell modules directory. - Run it using the examples and parameter documentation below.
Get-DiskInfo "espl-114-01"Get-DiskInfo "espl-114-01","espl-114-02","tb-207-01"Get-DiskInfo "espl-114-*"Get-DiskInfo "espl-114-*","tb-207-01","tb-306-*"
Required string array.
The list of computer names and/or computer name query strings to poll for disk space data.
Use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard.
The parameter name may be omitted if the value is given as the first or only parameter.
Optional string.
The OU distinguished name of the OU to limit the computername search to.
Optional integer.
The maximum number of computers poll in parallel simultaneously.
Default is 50.
Optional integer.
The maximum number of seconds to wait for an individual computer to respond before giving up.
Default is 10.
Optional switch.
If specified, the results are also returned as a PowerShell object.
Optional switch.
By default the module throws an error when run on version of PowerShell lower than 7.x.
If specified, this check is skipped.
- By mseng3. See my other projects here: https://github.com/mmseng/code-compendium.