Get-WmsSystem

Gets MultiPoint Server system information.

Syntax

Get-WmsSystem
   [-Server <String>]
   [<CommonParameters>]

Description

The Get-WmsSystem cmdlet gets Windows MultiPoint Server system information.

Examples

Example 1: Get system information

PS C:\> Get-WmsSystem
AttemptingToConnect        : False
RetryAttemptToConnect      : False
ProtocolVersion            : 1
WmsServerVersion           : 10.0.10586.0
WmsClientVersion           : 10.0.10586.0
NetJoinStatus              : NetSetupDomainName
DomainOrWorkgroupName      : TestDomain
SystemMode                 : Normal
DiskProtectionMode         : NotInstalled
ConnectionString           : 
ConnectionCount            : 1
LicenseCount               : 0
State                      : Connected
ConnectionError            : 0
ConnectionErrorMessage     :
ComputerName               : Test1
WindowsEdition             : Windows Server 2016 Standard
IsVirtualMachine           : False
ManagedSystemsType         : MultiPointServers
MonitoringSystemType       : Include
IsSingleSessionPerUser     : True
MultiPointServers          : {}
PersonalComputers          : {}
CloudServers               : {}
ExcludedMultiPointServers  : {}
ExcludedPersonalComputers  : {}
ExcludedCloudServers       : {}
IPAddresses                : 
ManagedServers             : 
ExcludedManagedServers     : {}
IsSQMOn                    : True
IsWatsonOn                 : True
IsIPPerSessionEnabled      : False
IsChatEnabled              : True
HasNonLoopbackAdapter      : True
IsDesktopMonitoringAllowed : True
IsWmsSvcRunning            : True
IsScheduledUpdateEnabled      : False
ScheduleUpdateRunWU           : False
ScheduleUpdateCustomScript    : 
MaxTimeAllowedForCustomScript : 0
ScheduledUpdatesReturnState   : __SUR_FIRST
TimeToScheduleUpdates         : 0
IsAllowRemoteManagementOn     : True
BootToConsoleMode             : False
SuppressPrivacyNotification   : False
SystemImage                   :

This command gets MultiPoint Server system information.

Parameters

-Server

Specifies the fully qualified host name of the MultiPoint Server that is the target of the command. The default is localhost.

Type:String
Aliases:ComputerName
Position:Named
Default value:None
Required:False
Accept pipeline input:True
Accept wildcard characters:False

Inputs

String

Outputs

Microsoft.WindowsServerSolutions.MultipointServer.PowerShell.Commands.Library.WmsSystem