Hi,

Perhaps my brain is fried, but using powershell, I want to be able to run
BPA against a server, but have it only report back on BPA-Models that are
actually in use (vs installed) on the server

In simple terms, ideally I would like to just go:

get-bpamodel | invoke-bpamodel
 get-bpamodel | getbpa-result

and get a list of results for just the models that are actually in use,
rather than all the whinging and moaning that the results currently produce
(e.g directory services error on a machine that is only a member
server.....)

I am expecting I will need to get a list of roles, then only invoke the
ModelIDs of the roles installed?

anyone tried this before?

cheers

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