Hi
Is there a way through powershell wherein we can find if a specific user
account is configured to run the scheduled tasks and services of how many
domain controllers/servers?

Unless you've configured some central database to keep this information,
you'll have to search each computer. For services, you can use
Get-WMIobject and the Win32_Service class. You could query all services and
only return those where the Startname matches the account in question

gwmi win32_service -filter "startname='Domain\jdoe'" -computer Server1 |
Select SystemName,Name,Startname

You could easily pipe a list of servers to this expression and format the
results however you wanted. Scheduled tasks is a little harder. The WMI
class that you'll find is for the older AT tasks. But I think you could
call the command line tool SCHTASKS and parse the output.

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"Kamal" <Kamal@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi
> Is there a way through powershell wherein we can find if a specific user
> account is configured to run the scheduled tasks and services of how many
> domain controllers/servers?