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    • Jonathan.EngstromJ Offline
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      Hello, I would like to be able to have provided in a role or list of nested roles, the servers that have drifted or not drifted from each specific role. I want to do this for change control so I have a list of server I can include that need xyz done to them. I don't want to have to click on each server or role to determine this. A PowerShell module would greatly aid in this.

      Product: Otter
      Version: 2.2.0-beta.15

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        Of course, you can gather this data pretty easily from the database in a custom report.

        We may be introducing some better reporting capabilities in 2020/Q1 as part of our ITIL/Compliance initiative; but in the mean time, I wonder if OT-331 might be helpful to you? Basically it's a nice way to show role dependencies.

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          So I looked over OT-331, and while close, I am looking for each role to report the status of each server that has that role assigned to it, and whether it has drifted or is current. Thanks!

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