Question : Powershell script to get size of shares and freespace of volume

I´m trying to build a powershell script, but I have definitely not enough know how about it. So maybe someone could help me with this or provide some information. What I want the script to do is the following:
I have an input-file with UNC-pathes to network shares on different servers. The script should use this file to get me the foldersize of the shares and also provide information about the freespace of the volume where the share exists.
An output like UNC - local Volume - total size - free space - sharesize would be perfect.
I´ve read and testet some scripts which I found here, but I can not get this to work...

At least this has not to be solved with powershell. If someone has a solution in VBS it would be fine also.

Any help would be welcome!

Regards
Steffen

Answer : Powershell script to get size of shares and freespace of volume

Sure! This uses Write-Progress.

Chris

                       
         
           
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             # Read the text file
Get-Content Test.txt | ForEach-Object {

  Write-Progress -Activity "Scanning shares" -Status $_

  # Get the server name
  $Server = $_ -Replace '^\\\\|\\.*$'

  # Get the share
  $ShareName = $_ -Replace '^.*\\'
  $Share = [WMI]"\\$Server\root\cimv2:Win32_Share.Name='$Sharename'"

  # Get the disk
  $VolumeDeviceID = $Share.Path -Replace '\\.*$'
  $Volume = [WMI]"\\$Server\root\cimv2:Win32_LogicalDisk.DeviceID='$VolumeDeviceID'"

  # Build the output combining everything we found above
  $_ | Select-Object `
    @{n='ServerName';e={ $Server }},
    @{n='ShareName';e={ $ShareName }},
    @{n='Path';e={ $Share.Path }},
    @{n='Volume';e={ $Volume.Name }},
    @{n='TotalSize';e={ '{0:N2}' -f ($Volume.Size / 1Gb) }},
    @{n='Freespace';e={ '{0:N2}' -f ($Volume.Freespace / 1Gb) }},
    @{n='ShareSize';e={ '{0:N2}' -f ((New-Object -ComObject Scripting.FileSystemObject).GetFolder($_).Size / 1Gb) }}

# Export the results to a CSV file
} | Export-Csv File.csv -NoTypeInformation

           
         