Listview check Service status and change icon

[jvierra]

Post the code you actually used.

[ramses147]

Get-ADComputer -Filter * -SearchBase 'OU=DOMUSERS,DC=DOM,DC=LOCAL' |
ForEach-Object {
$item1 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ListViewItem
$item1.Text = $_.Name
$item1.Name = $_.Name
$item1.SubItems.Add('')
$item1.SubItems.Add('')
$listview2.Items.Add($item1)
if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $_.dnshostname -Count 1 -Quiet){
$item1.ImageIndex = 0
$item1.SubItems[1].Text = 'Online'
$item1.SubItems[1].ForeColor = 'Green'
$ProtectionStatus = Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { (Get-BitLockerVolume).ProtectionStatus } -ComputerName $_.name -Credential $Global:DomainCredentials
if ($ProtectionStatus -match 'On') {
$item1.SubItems[2].Text = 'On'
$item1.UseItemStyleForSubItems = $true;
$item1.SubItems[2].ForeColor = 'Green'

}else{
$item1.SubItems[2].Text = 'Off'
$item1.UseItemStyleForSubItems = $false;
$item1.SubItems[2].ForeColor = 'DarkRed'
}
}else{
$item1.ImageIndex = 1
$item1.SubItems[1].Text = 'Offline'
$item1.SubItems[1].ForeColor = 'Red'
}
}
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[ramses147]

is it possible center Status and Bitlocker values text ?

[jvierra]

This is the one that works the way you want:

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1. Get-ADComputer -Filter * -SearchBase 'OU=DOMUSERS,DC=DOM,DC=LOCAL' |
2.     ForEach-Object {
3.        
4.         $item1 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ListViewItem
5.         $item1.Text = $_.Name
6.         $item1.Name = $_.Name
7.         $item1.SubItems.Add('')
8.         $item1.SubItems.Add('')
9.         $listview2.Items.Add($item1)
10.         $item1.UseItemStyleForSubItems = $false
11.        
12.         if (Test-Connection -ComputerName $_.dnshostname -Count 1 -Quiet) {
13.             $item1.ImageIndex = 0
14.             $item1.ForeColor = 'Green'
15.             $item1.SubItems[1].Text = 'Online'
16.             $item1.SubItems[1].ForeColor = 'Green'
17.             $ProtectionStatus = Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { (Get-BitLockerVolume).ProtectionStatus } -ComputerName $_.name -Credential $Global:DomainCredentials
18.             if ($ProtectionStatus -match 'On') {
19.                 $item1.SubItems[2].Text = 'On'
20.                 $item1.SubItems[2].ForeColor = 'Green'
21.                
22.             } else {
23.                 $item1.SubItems[2].Text = 'Off'
24.                 $item1.SubItems[2].ForeColor = 'DarkRed'
25.             }
26.         } else {
27.             $item1.ImageIndex = 1
28.             $item1.SubItems[1].Text = 'Offline'
29.             $item1.SubItems[1].ForeColor = 'Red'
30.         }
31.     }

[jvierra]

Here is a much easier way to generate columns.

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1. $ix = $listview2.Columns.Add((New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader))
2. $listview2.Columns[$ix].name = 'Hostname'
3. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Text = 'Hostname'
4. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Width = 150
5.  
6. $ix = $listview2.Columns.Add((New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader))
7. $listview2.Columns[$ix].name = 'Status'
8. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Text = 'Status'
9. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Width = 60
10.  
11. $ix = $listview2.Columns.Add((New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader))
12. $listview2.Columns[$ix].name = 'Bitlocker'
13. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Text = 'Bitlocker'
14. $listview2.Columns[$ix].Width = 60

[jvierra]

Consider this:

$ix = $listview2.Columns.Add((New-Object System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader))
$listview2.Columns[$ix].name = 'Hostname'
$listview2.Columns[$ix].Text = 'Hostname'
$listview2.Columns[$ix].Width = 150
$listview2.Columns[$ix].TextAlign = 'Center'

"AutoComplete" in PowerShell will help you find all properties.

[ramses147]

Great !!!
it works perfectly !!!
Many many thanks !!!

[ramses147]

Is it possible to add the icon in the second or third column ?