Dynamically get Hyper-V Servers, get all the VM dns names

has idea?

i'm working hours on i'm not getting anywhere.

foreach($system in $systems){          $hyperv = invoke-command $system.dnshostname -scriptblock {get-windowsfeature | {$_.name -match "hyper-v"} | {$_.installed -match $true}}  }

$system.dnshostname gets every dnshostname of systems in ad. don't know how ones installed hyper-v features.

the way written inly can information filtered features, feature name...

i still couldn't find way vms name. get-vm delivers vm name isn't same dns name.

how query ad using serviceprincipalname filter?

e.g.:

"(&(objectclass=computer)(|(serviceprincipalname=*hyper-v*)(serviceprincipalname=*microsoft virtual*)))"

with dsquery:

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dsquery * -filter "(&(objectclass=computer)(|(serviceprincipalname=*hyper-v*)(serviceprincipalname=*microsoft virtual*)))" -attr cn operatingsystem serviceprincipalname

ps without ad module:

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[adsisearcher]'(&(objectclass=computer)(|(serviceprincipalname=*hyper-v*)(serviceprincipalname=*microsoft (virtual*)))').findall() | select @{n='cn'; e={$_.properties.cn}}, @{n='operatingsystem';e={$_.properties.operatingsystem}}, @{n='serviceprincipalname'; e={ $_.properties.serviceprincipalname}}

ps ad module:

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get-adcomputer -ldapfilter "(&(objectclass=computer)(|(serviceprincipalname=*hyper*)(serviceprincipalname=*microsoft virtual*)))" -properties cn, operatingsystem, serviceprincipalname

the result can narrow down giving specific filter serviceprincipalname.

rgds,

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