I wanted to know what features were installed on my farm. Not just farm-scoped features, but all feature scopes. So I wrote some quick powershell to tackle the job.
Here is a screenshot of the code for easier reading.
Script to display all SharePoint features
Here is the code so that you can copy/paste.
clear-host;
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell
write-host "Farm scoped features"
# This will display all Farm scoped features
#Get-SPFeature -Farm
# This will display a specific Farm scoped feature if it exists
Get-SPFeature -Farm | where { $_.Id -eq "319d8f70-eb3a-4b44-9c79-2087a87799d6" }
write-host
foreach ($webapp in get-spwebapplication) {
write-host "Web Application " $webapp.url
# All WebApplication scoped features
#Get-SPFeature -WebApplication $webapp.url
# specific WebApplication scoped feature if it exists
Get-SPFeature -WebApplication $webapp.url | where { $_.Id -eq "0ea1c3b6-6ac0-44aa-9f3f-05e8dbe6d70b" }
write-host
foreach ($site in $webapp.sites) {
write-host "Site Collection " $site.url
# All SiteCollection scoped features
#Get-SPFeature -Site $site.url
#specific SiteCollection scoped feature if it exists
Get-SPFeature -Site $site.url | where { $_.Id -eq "7094bd89-2cfe-490a-8c7e-fbace37b4a34" }
write-host
foreach ($web in $site.AllWebs) {
write-host "Web " $web.url
# All Web scoped features
#Get-SPFeature -Web $web
# Specific web scoped feature if it exists
Get-SPFeature -Web $web | where { $_.Id -eq "00bfea71-1e1d-4562-b56a-f05371bb0115" }
write-host
}
}
}
write-host "Done"
