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Get SharePoint 2010 Edition with PowerShell
This is a script that identifies if SharePoint 2010 foundation, standard or enterprise is installed in your environment. This is part of an SharePoint 2010 summary script I created. I will post some bits of this script on my blog starting with the SharePoint 2010 edition. When you run this script you get the following […]

This is a script that identifies if SharePoint 2010 foundation, standard or enterprise is installed in your environment. This is part of an SharePoint 2010 summary script I created. I will post some bits of this script on my blog starting with the SharePoint 2010 edition.

<#
.SYNOPSIS
This function will show the SharePoint 2010 Edition.
.DESCRIPTION
Use this script to identify which version of SharePoint 2010 has been installed (foundation, standard or enterprise)
.LINK
http://www.maartenpeeters.nl
#>
Function GetEdition
{
#SharePoint 2010 Snapin
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
try{
#check for enterprise feature
if([bool](get-spfeature |?{$_.ID -eq "e4e6a041-bc5b-45cb-beab-885a27079f74"}) -eq $true )
{
write-host "SharePoint edition: Enterprise" -foregroundcolor green
}
#check for standard feature
elseif([bool](get-spfeature |?{$_.ID -ne "e4e6a041-bc5b-45cb-beab-885a27079f74" -and $_.ID -eq "69cc9662-d373-47fc-9449-f18d11ff732c"}) -eq $true)
{
write-host "SharePoint edition: Standard" -foregroundcolor green
}
else
{
write-host "SharePoint edition: Foundation" -foregroundcolor green
}
}
catch
{
Write-Host "Get SharePoint edition unsuccesfull" -foregroundcolor red
}
}
GetEdition

When you run this script you get the following message:

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