File server report for Windows | PowerShell script | Shares, NTFS permissions, SMB1, old files | HTML report | German

Seller's description

A PowerShell script that checks Windows file servers in 24 areas: risky shares, open NTFS permissions, orphaned accounts, SMB1 and signing, shadow copies, old and large files. Result: a clear HTML report in German.

THIS IS INCLUDED
• PowerShell script File Server Report.ps1 (open source code, commented)
• Instructions as PDF
• Sample report of a test domain (HTML)

THE SCRIPT ONLY WORKS IN READING TIME
It does not modify any shares, permissions, or files, does not read file contents, and does not transfer any data. For a complete overview of rights and settings, an administrator account on the file server is recommended.

THE 24 CHECKPOINTS
• Sharing: Write access for Everyone, Authenticated Users, or Users; Sharing an entire drive or system folder; Hidden shares; Shares without access-based enumeration; Shares with a missing folder
• File system permissions: Write access for Everyone, Authenticated Users, or Domain Users; permissions for non-existent accounts (orphaned SIDs); write access directly to user accounts; folders with inheritance disabled; full access for non-administrators; individual users as owners
• Server: SMB1 active; SMB signing not required; Shares accessible without login; Local guest account active; Volumes almost full; No shadow copies; No File System Resource Manager (FSRM); Operating system without support
• Data set: Old files; Very large files; Executable files and scripts; File names containing access credentials; Very long paths

REQUIREMENTS
• Windows PowerShell 5.1
• Ideally, directly on the file server as an administrator
• Tested with Windows PowerShell 5.1 on Windows Server 2019 in a test domain with seven shares and built-in flaws (Everyone access, orphaned accounts, SMB1, legacy files), locally as an administrator and over the network from a domain controller; each checkpoint was triggered with a simulated scenario. Large servers (many millions of files), DFS namespaces, clustered file servers, and servers prior to Windows Server 2016 were not tested.

FOR WHOM
Administrators and IT service providers who need to take over a file server, clean it up, or document it for auditors and insurance companies.

GOOD TO KNOW
• Digital download (ZIP and PDF) – no physical product will be shipped
• Language of script output, report and instructions: German
• The report identifies anomalies based on fixed rules; it does not replace security audits or monitoring.
• Use within your own company or for your own customers; no resale
• Use at your own risk

Note: Content and structure originate from the seller; AI tools were used to assist in its development. All content has been professionally reviewed by the seller.