I hope this script is still useful to you and I am not being a pain! I noticed, after examining the info more, that it only outputs the last model and SN of a stack when the switches are stacked.

We have a bunch of Integrated Services Routers that I am working on getting it to work with as well. Sh Ver is not useful on them, but Sh Inventory is! However the SN: and PID: are on one line. The PID is the model and SN is obvious.

Glad that the script helped you 🙂
I have put the folder creation part also. It is better to put all the file/folder path declarations to the top of the script and use that variable in the script. This makes it more readable and easy to change the path. I will make this change soon.

OK, I’ve got that now and found a couple of issues running it. Your switchbackup.txt destination is D: which will error for most. Also your out.csv in the sentence below the script is D:. Also, I am not great with PS, but is it possible to have the script make the SWBKP folder if it does not exist? I made it myself, but that would streamline the prep.

Thanks so much! You’re saving me so much effort and it means a ton.

Hi, Thank you for pointing it out. I have added the CSV format to the last section of the article. Check it out.
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