Powershell Get Computer Names who are connected to the Home Directory

Question

In AD we have Home Directory setup, and it points to a File Server which the folder it their [username]. I would like to know who is connect to those Home Directories by Computer Name by using Powershell.

I type person [username] in and it will display back which computers are connected to that folder.

I looked around in Get-ADuser but didn't find much and tried looking for commands but I could be looking it up wrong.

Thank you

[EDIT01]

I found that Get-WmiObject Win32_serverConnection brings back who is connected to the HomeDirectory using their USERNAME. The command I use is the following:

Get-WmiObject Win32_ServerConnection -ComputerName SERVER | where username -match "USER" | where sharename -like "home" | select username, sharename, computername | sort sharename | Format-Table -AutoSize

Which brings back a formatted table like this:

username sharename computername
-------- --------- ------------
USER     home      123.456.789.01
USER     home      123.456.789.02

Now the only problem I have is, it is not bringing back the ComputerName but the IP Address. I can manually nslookup and it will bring the ComputerName back but HOW DO I INTEGRATE that into the this command line?

[EDIT02]

What I have done is that, I push the IP Address into an Array, then have done a foreach using this command line:

([System.Net.DNS]::GetHostByAddress($ipaddress)).HostName

Which brings back the Computer Names.

Answer 1

Get-ADUser -SearchBase "OU=Path,OU=To,OU=OrgUnit,DC=domain,DC=com" -Filter {HomeDirectory -like 'C:\*'} -Properties HomeDirectory

Use the -filter and -Properties parameters to include the HomeDirectory property. Adjust the {HomeDirectory -like 'C:\*'} path to your valid location, same goed for the -SearchBase parameter.