32 lines
910 B
PowerShell
32 lines
910 B
PowerShell
function Get-SSRSDatabaseServer {
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<#
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.SYNOPSIS
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Retrieves the configured ReportServer name from an SSRS Server.
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.DESCRIPTION
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Generally, this is the same name as the server that is queried, but this adds an additional layer of checking.
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.PARAMETER ReportServer
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[string] The server name to be queried. Required.
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.EXAMPLE
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Get-SSRSDatabaseServer "sc00rs01.fh.local"
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.EXAMPLE
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Get-SSRSDatabaseServer -ReportServer "sc00rs01.fh.local"
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.NOTES
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This requires the calling user to have sysadmin rights to the SSRS server
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#>
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[CmdletBinding()]
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param (
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[Parameter(Mandatory = $true)]
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[Alias("ReportServer")]
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[string]$server
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)
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$proxy = New-SSRSProxy "http://$server/ReportServer"
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$configInfo = [xml]$proxy.GetReportServerConfigInfo($false)
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return $configInfo.ServerConfigInfo.Server.MachineName
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}
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