Powershell, get status from multiple services and computers.

Get-BulkServerServiceStatus.ps1

cls

#Services are declared here, but you can of course load them from something like a CSV file.
$Servicelist = @("WinRM", "Winmgmt", "DHCP") 

#Computers are declared here, but you can of course load them from something like a CSV file.
$Computerlist = @("LocalHost", "Server1","Server2","Server3") 

#HashTable, wil store the services with running status for each server,
$ServiceStatus = @{}

#Computer loop
Foreach ($Computer in $Computerlist)
{

    #Retrieve al services from computer and extract specified services.
    $ServicesFound = Get-Service -ComputerName $Computer | Where-Object {$Servicelist -contains $_.Name} | Select Name, Status

    #Loop trough the found services.
    Foreach ($Service in $ServicesFound)
    {

        #If service is not yet declared in the hashtable, then do so and add the computer status.
        If(!($ServiceStatus["$($Service.Name)"])) {
            $ServiceStatus["$($Service.Name)"] = $Service | Select @{N='Service'; E={$($_.Name)}}, @{N="$Computer"; E={$_.Status}}
        } 
        
        #If service is already declared in the hashtable, then only add the current computer status to it.
        else {
            $ServiceStatus["$($Service.Name)"] = $ServiceStatus["$($Service.Name)"] | Select *, @{N="$Computer"; E={$Service.Status}}
        }
    }
}

# Option A Export as HTML
$ServiceStatus.Values | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment

# Option B Export as Objects
$ServiceStatus.Values

# Option C Show GridView
$ServiceStatus.Values | Out-GridView

Hello, I have tried your code, but there is some issue , for example if for local host service WinRM is Stopped its showing for all services that is stopped.

Hi, if you look at line 17 you see that the part <#-ComputerName $Computer#> is a comment, if you replace this with -ComputerName $Computer then it should work, i had this added for testing purposes i will update the gist, thank you for noticing.

Thank you, now its work.