Table of Contents

• Description
• Script requirements
• How to run the script
• What does AADCHRep do?
• User Experience
• Versions Updates

Azure AD Connect Health Reporting tool

Azure AD Connect Health Reporting tool checks the requirements for Azure AD Connect Health agent and collects agent logs to help identifying and fixing most of the common AAD Connect Health agent issues.

Script requirements

• You need to run the script using a user who is member of local administrators group.
• Ensure the folder C:\temp exists

How to run the script

• Copy the script from https://github.com/tajaber/AADCHRep/blob/main/AADCHRep.ps1
• Save it on the server as AADCHRep.ps1
• Run it in PowerShell as administrator .\AADCHRep.ps1

What does AADCHRep do?

• Check AAD Health agent role(s)
• Collect agent details
• Collect computer system information
• Collect operating system information
• Check .Net Version
• Collect network interface information
• Check Proxy settings: Get-AzureADConnectHealthProxySettings
• Check Proxy settings: IE Settings
• Check Proxy settings: netsh Settings
• Check Proxy settings: machine.config file
• Check Proxy settings: bitsadmin Settings
• Check Registry keys for: Encryption Algorithm
• Check Registry keys for: TLS 1.2 settings
• Check required Root Certificate Authorities certificates
• Check performance counters
• Running Connectivity Test
• Collect AAD Connect Health agent log files
• More info: Check Page files
• More info: Check Logical Disks
• Check installed softwares
• Check installed Hotfixes
• Check installed services
• Generating HTML Report

Reports generated:

• C:\temp\ServerName_RequirementsCheck_DATETIME_UTC.html
• C:\temp\ServerName_AgentLogs_DATETIME.zip

User Experience

• Script while running:

• For a sample generated report check this sample report @ https://github.com/tajaber/AADCHRep/blob/main/ServerName_RequirementsCheck_DATETIME_UTC.html.pdf

Versions Updates

1.1 (current)
- Collecting MSInfo
- Collecting more details from registry

1.0
- Initial Version