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Here is a simple PowerShell function to check the app pool status on remote servers. It make use of Microsoft.Web.Administration Namespace instead of WebAdministration snap-in. Please let me know your feed back. References: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Powershell-ScriptFunction-2ed89388 https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/carlosag/2008/02/10/using-microsoft-web-administration-in-windows-powershell/ <# . SYNOPSIS List the app pools and it' state remotely. . DESCRIPTION Get the app pools and it's status remotely making use of .NET Microsoft.Web.Administration namespace. . PARAMETER ComputerName Provide the name or IP address of a remote computer or a list of computer names separated by a comma. .EXAMAPLE Get-AppPool -Computer comp1,comp2 #> Function Get-AppPool (){ [ CmdletBinding ()] param ( [ parameter ( mandatory = $ True , Position = 1 )] [ string []]$ ComputerName

This blog is created as part of my PowerShell learning and getting into the blogging world, so you may see repetitive content. Please bear with me. Here I am posting a simple script that can be used to get RAM memory details from remote windows computers. Please let me know your suggestions on improving the scripts. reference: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Powershell-Script-to-Get-78687c5e <# . SYNOPSIS Get memory details of a remote server . DESCRIPTION Get the Available physical memory, FreePhysicalMemory, and Percentage of Memory Usage remotely. . PARAMETER ComputerName Accepts a list of computer names or IP addresses . EXAMPLE Get-MemoryUsage -ComputerName computer1 Get-MemoryUsage -ComputerName computer1,computer2 . LINK https://posh-scripting.blogspot.in/2016/10/memory-usage.html #> function Get-MemoryUsage { [ CmdletBinding ()] Param ( # A computer name or list of computer names