Invoke-HuntSQLServers - Standardize output file naming, improve shared SQL account handling#8
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Invoke-HuntSQLServers - Standardize output file naming, improve shared SQL account handling#8missing0x00 wants to merge 2 commits intoNetSPI:masterfrom
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Fix name consistency between console output and actual file.
1. Create summary report even if no instances are accessible 2. Deduplicate SPNs by ComputerName,DomainAccount (should also avoid issues from instances run using Machine$ accounts) 3. Move Shared Account processing into Instance Discovery section (summary adjusted to match)
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Console output and actual file name did not align.
Possibly, theoretically, someone could spend way too much time hunting a bug that was more about searching for the wrong file name... 🙃