public/tools/Test-MBSConnection.ps1
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function Test-MBSConnection { <# .SYNOPSIS TCP port connection test to MBS servers .DESCRIPTION Connection test allows you to check connection from your computer to MBS servers. Connection failing indicates firewall misconfiguration. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Test-MBSConnection Running connection test to MBS. It will take up to 5 minutes. Please wait... Testing connection to 52.6.7.137 : 443 : OK Testing connection to 52.5.40.159 : 443 : OK Testing connection to 52.20.40.101 : 443 : OK Testing connection to 3.216.171.162 : 443 : OK Testing connection to 3.216.236.203 : 443 : OK Connection test is completed .INPUTS None .OUTPUTS System.String[] .NOTES Author: Alex Volkov .LINK https://kb.msp360.com/managed-backup-service/powershell-module/cmdlets/test-mbsconnection #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( ) begin { $MBSServers = @( ("52.6.7.137","443"), ("52.5.40.159","443"), ("52.20.40.101","443"), ("3.216.171.162","443"), ("3.216.236.203","443") ) Write-Host "Running connection test to MBS. It will take up to 5 minutes. Please wait..." Write-HostAndLog -Message "*********************************$env:computername************************" -FilePath tnc.txt -showMessage $False } process { function Check-MBSConnectionTestResult ($MBSServer) { Write-Host "Testing connection to " $MBSServer[0]":"$MBSServer[1]": " -NoNewline $Result = Test-NetConnection $MBSServer[0] -Port $MBSServer[1] if ($Result.TcpTestSucceeded){ Write-Host "OK" -ForegroundColor Green } else { Write-Host "Fail" -ForegroundColor Red } Write-HostAndLog -Message $Result -FilePath tnc.txt -showMessage $False } foreach ($MBSServer in $MBSServers) { Check-MBSConnectionTestResult ($MBSServer) } } end { Write-Host "Connection test is completed" } } |