Reputation: 668
looking to generate a listing of all SQL Server instances, showing
is there a powershell script that does this, or will system center show all this?
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If you need to find it on a server or workstation, you can pop in the SQL disk, wait for the install center to come up and select Tools > Installed SQL Server features discovery report.
To check your whole network, check out Microsoft MAP. Works for SQL 2008. It will check:
I'm not sure about 2005/2000 besides db instances. Those are easy to find with sqlcmd -L. You could use wmi queries on specific servers to match service names. I believe the sql active directory services may register the services in AD...but I don't think you can rely on that.
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