Suddenly I have an urge to change all DHCP enabled Citrix server to fixed IP addresses. Don’t laugh, in 2008, people still run server with DHCP on and the server is a Citrix Presentation Server. But we do, as these servers are in VM space and mainly for testing / development purpose.

Script 1: F_GetNetworkConfiguration.ps1

function DisplayNetworkConfiguration ($ServerName)

{
Write-Host $ServerName
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration -Filter IPEnabled=TRUE –ComputerName $ServerName
}

Script 2: GetCTXNetConf.ps1

. c:\source\scripts\powershell\F_GetNetworkConfiguration.ps1

$objFarm = New-Object -ComObject MetaFrameCOM.MetaFrameFarm
$objFarm.Initialize(1)
Write-Host $objFarm.FarmName

$objServers = $objFarm.Servers

# The following lists each server name and DHCP status
# The first line give more detais, while the second line
# gives only server name and DHCP status.

$objServers | ForEach-Object {DisplayNetworkConfiguration ($_.ServerName)}

$objServers | ForEach-Object {DisplayNetworkConfiguration ($_.ServerName)}|Select-Object -Property DHCPEnabled