If you want to check the certificate status for server, below is the script for that.

$ScriptBlockContent ={param ($Location)

Set-Location $Location

$certs =get-childitem

$certarr=@()

foreach ($cer in $certs )

{

$Error.Clear();

$arr+=[pscustomobject]@{ Location=$Location

isCertValid=$cer |Test-Certificate;

Cause=$Error[0];

thumbprint= $cer.Thumbprint;

Name=$cer.FriendlyName

Subject=$cer|select -expand subject

SubjectName=$cer.SubjectName

SignatureAlgorithm=$cer.SignatureAlgorithm

SerialNumber=$cer.SerialNumber

PublicKey=$cer.PublicKey

Issuer=$cer.Issuer

IssuerName=$cer.IssuerName

NotAfter=$cer.NotAfter

}

}

$certarr

}

$Location=’Cert:\LocalMachine\My’

$certlist=Invoke-Command -ComputerName ‘Server1′,’Server2’ -ScriptBlock $ScriptBlockContent -ArgumentList $Location

$certlist | ?{$_.isCertValid -eq $false}|Out-gridview

Regards,

Chaitanya

Hi All,

You can export BizTalk Application bindings by using the below PowerShell script.

Simply give the application Names and it creates folder called Input files in your script folder incase if it does not exists and copies the files to that folders.

#region WriteLog function

function WriteLog($LogMessage, $LogDateTime, $LogType)
{

write-host
“$LogType, [“+ $LogDateTime +”]: “+ $LogMessage | Add-Content -Path $MainLogFilepath
}

$BiztalkSrvInfo = @{
‘MgmtDbname’=Get-CimInstance MSBTS_GroupSetting -namespace root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer|select MgmtDbName
‘MgmtDbServerName’=Get-CimInstance MSBTS_GroupSetting -namespace root\MicrosoftBizTalkServer|select MgmtDbServerName
}

$Obj = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property $BiztalkSrvInfo

$MgmtDbServerName = $Obj.MgmtDbServerName.MgmtDbServerName
$MgmtDbname = $Obj.MgmtDbname.MgmtDbName

$scriptpath = $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path
$dir = Split-Path $scriptpath

$BindingFileDestinationPath = “$dir\Bindings\”

if(!(Test-Path $BindingFileDestinationPath))
{
New-Item -ItemType directory -Path $BindingFileDestinationPath
}

$LogFilepath = “$Dir\Logs\”

if(!(Test-Path $LogFilepath))
{
New-Item -ItemType directory -Path $LogFilepath
}

$LogFile = “$LogFilepath\ExportLogfile.txt”

$ApplicationObj = “Application1″,” Application2″,” Application3 ” # give the list of Application Names here that you want to export

TRY
{

$ApplicationObj |ForEach-Object -Process{

$ApplicationName = $_

$BindingFilePath = $BindingFileDestinationPath + $ApplicationName + “.xml”

$LogDateTime = get-date

Write-host “***Starting Extracting of Bindings for Application : $ApplicationName in” + $BindingFileDestinationPath “folder” -ForegroundColor Cyan

$run = “BTSTask.exe ExportBindings /Destination:’$BindingFilePath’ /ApplicationName:’$ApplicationName'”
Invoke-Expression $run | Add-Content $LogFile

if ($LASTEXITCODE -eq 1)

{
$LogMessage = throw $_.Exception.Message

}

$LogDateTime = get-date

Write-host “Finished Extracting of Bindings for Application : $ApplicationName in ” + $BindingFileDestinationPath “folder” -ForegroundColor green

}

}

CATCH
{

$_.Exception.Message|Add-Content $LogFile

}

Regards,
Chaitanya

Hotfixes that are included in cumulative update package 5 for BizTalk Server 2013 R2

The Microsoft Knowledge Base articles that discuss these hotfixes are published as the hotfixes become available. For more information about the BizTalk Server issues, click the following article numbers to go to articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

BizTalk Server Adapter

BizTalk Server EDI\AS2

BizTalk Server Administration Tools and Management APIs

Source: MSDN

Regards,

Chaitanya