— Updated 14 Jun 2017 – Added more scripts below (blue color) —
Recently working on a SharePoint 2010 to Online migration project, many PowerShell scripts were helpful for analyzing the SharePoint environment. Below are a list of those. I will be adding more when I built them, so that it is easy to find and run them. This is also helpful for analyzing your on-prem environment.
The Scripts can be found here in the github folder for reference – https://github.com/AsishP/SharePointOnPrem/tree/master/PowerShell
- Find Large Lists
- Export Site Collection Features
- Exports Web Features
- Check Windows vs Claims Authentication
- Check Language Packs
- Get the count of webs in a Site Collection
- Get list of all Web parts on sites and web
- Get web sites with last modified date information
- Get details of External Lists and BDC connections
- Get Empty SharePoint groups
- Get Broken Inheritance report
- Get Documents Greater than 50 MB
- Check Orphaned SharePoint Users (users who don’t exist in AD)
- Delete Orphaned SharePoint Users
- Get Entries from SharePoint Audit Log
- Get last accessed documents from Document libraries
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