I was tasked with creating a report on our user home drives of information on every file, such as name, size, modified date, file extension, etc. They also wanted to include information on the user, including things like their name, location, department, and title. Since the home drives are created with the username, it made it pretty easy.
Get-ChildItem "\\fileserver\users$" |Where-Object {$_.psiscontainer -eq $true}|Select-Object -First 10|ForEach-Object{
Get-ChildItem $_.FullName -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue|Where-Object {$_.psiscontainer -eq $false}|Foreach-Object{
$EID = $_.FullName
$EID = $EID.Trim("\\\\fileserver\\users$\\")
$EID = $EID.Substring(0,6)
$User = (get-aduser $EID -Properties GivenName,Surname,Title,StreetAddress,Department,HomeDirectory)
$UName = $User.GivenName + " " + $User.Surname
$Server=$_.FullName.Trim("\\\\")
$Server=$Server.Split('\\')[0]
$props = @{
$props = @{
EmployeeID = $EID
UserName = $UName
UserTitle = $User.Title
UserLocation = ($User.StreetAddress|Select-Object -First 1)
UserDepartment = $User.Department
UserHomeDirectory = $User.HomeDirectory
File = $_.FullName
FileServer = $Server
Extension = $_.Extension
CreationTime = $_.CreationTime
LastWriteTime = $_.LastWriteTime
Name = $_.Name
SizeInKB = [math]::Round($_.Length/1024,2)
}
$Export = new-object psobject -Property $props
$Export|export-csv -append C:\temp\First10.csv -NoTypeInformation
$User = $null
}
}
Notes: This was made with the assumption that the employeeID is a fixed length of 6 characters, so you may need to adjust for your environment. Also, if you have a large number of users or files, you will need to break the data into more manageable sizes. I did this using the Select-Object command.
