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Also compares OS hotfixes between the two systems and shows any differences.
The account that runs the script must have remote WMI/CIM permission to the other machine.
Use cases:
1) detecting expiry of accounts used for services, so that the account password may be renewed
2) detecting the use of domain accounts, as opposed to managed service accounts
With disk caching enabled, VMs can achieve higher levels of performance.
The VM does not need to be powered off and the change will have no noticeable effect on user's currently using that VM.
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Run on a Connection Broker and as a user who has CU stored credentials on the machine where the script will run.
If expired or soon-to-expire credentials are discovered, an event log is written - this can be used as a trigger to generate an alert
The Application specified in the credential set must have the following permissions:
Application.Read.All (mandatory) - to read the secret metadata attached to the application
User.Read.All (mandatory) - to report the owner name and contact details
Directory.Read.All (optional) - to report the tenant name
Run on a Connection Broker and as a user who has CU stored credentials on the machine where the script will run.