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* Fixes issue on hosts with mulitple interfaces that provide virtual interfaces, causing problems on Director Self-Service creation * Adds support for Windows 2008 R2
37 lines
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PowerShell
37 lines
1 KiB
PowerShell
<#
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.SYNOPSIS
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Fetch the used interface for our Windows System
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.DESCRIPTION
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Newer Windows systems provide a Cmdlet 'Get-NetRoute' for fetching the
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network route configurations. Older systems however do not provide this
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and to ensure some sort of backwards compatibility, we will have a look
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on our route configuration and return the first valid interface found
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.FUNCTIONALITY
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This Cmdlet will return first valid IP for our interface
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.EXAMPLE
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PS>Get-IcingaNetworkRoute
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.OUTPUTS
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System.Array
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.LINK
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https://github.com/Icinga/icinga-powershell-framework
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.NOTES
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#>
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function Get-IcingaNetworkRoute()
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{
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$RouteConfig = (&route print | Where-Object {
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$_.TrimStart() -Like "0.0.0.0*";
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}).Split() | Where-Object {
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return $_;
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};
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$Interface = @{
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'Destination' = $RouteConfig[0];
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'Netmask' = $RouteConfig[1];
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'Gateway' = $RouteConfig[2];
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'Interface' = $RouteConfig[3];
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'Metric' = $RouteConfig[4];
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}
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return $Interface;
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}
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