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Get ARS Server name where $request has been performed

Lethe
over 6 years ago

Hello, 

hope someone can answer this question, I have multiple ARS servers deployed all of which are running a PowerShell policy script logging to a common directory, due to differences in timezone I'd like to separate the various log files prepending them with the name of the ARS server where request is originating. 

Is there a way I can gather this value from within the $request itself? I can think of couple workarounds but I'd rather handle this directly from within ARS itself. 

Thanks in advance for any pointer!

  • +1 over 6 years ago

    This will get you the name of the AR Server executing the current request.

    Put this in the PoSh code that you are using to write your log file.

    # Connect to the root of the current AR server

    $AR = [ADSI]"EDMS://rootDSE"

    # Get the name of the current AR Server

    $ARServer = $AR.psbase.InvokeGet("edsvaServiceFullDns")