This function will attempt to connect to all required TCP ports.
Test-LTPorts [[-Server] <String[]>] [[-TrayPort] <Int32>] [-Quiet] [<CommonParameters>]The function will confirm the LTTray port is available locally. It will then test required TCP ports to the Server.
This is the URL to your LabTech server.
Example: https://lt.domain.com
If no server is provided the function will use Get-LTServiceInfo to
get the server address. If it is unable to find LT currently installed
it will try calling Get-LTServiceInfoBackup.
Required false
Position 1
Default value
Accept pipeline input true (ByValue, ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters false
This is the port LTSvc.exe listens on for communication with LTTray.
It will be checked to verify it is available. If not provided the
default port will be used (42000).
Required false
Position 2
Default value 0
Accept pipeline input true (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters false
This will return a boolean for connectivity status to the Server
Required false
Position named
Default value False
Accept pipeline input true (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters false
Version: 1.6
Author: Chris Taylor
Website: labtechconsulting.com
Creation Date: 3/14/2016
Purpose/Change: Initial script development
Update Date: 5/11/2017
Purpose/Change: Quiet feature
Update Date: 6/1/2017
Purpose/Change: Updates for better overall compatibility, including better support for PowerShell V2
Update Date: 6/10/2017
Purpose/Change: Updates for pipeline input, support for multiple servers
Update Date: 8/24/2017
Purpose/Change: Update to use Clear-Variable.
Update Date: 8/29/2017
Purpose/Change: Added Server Address Format Check
Update Date: 2/13/2018
Purpose/Change: Added -TrayPort parameter.