Powershell script to get a list of DFS folder targets for all DFS folders under a defined path and test if those paths are valid from the location running the script.

Compare-DFStoFolders.ps1

$Servers = @("SERVER01","SERVER02","SERVER03")

$FolderPaths = $Servers | foreach {
    Get-ChildItem "\\$_\DFSShare$"
} | Sort Path

$FolderPaths | Export-Csv "FolderPaths-$(Get-Date -format yyyy-MM-dd).csv" -NoTypeInformation

$TestPaths = (($FolderPaths).FullName | Sort-Object).Trimend('\')
$DFSPaths = ((Import-CSV "DFS-$(Get-Date -format yyyy-MM-dd).csv").TargetPath | Where-Object {($_ -ilike "*SERVER*") | Sort-Object).Trimend('\')

$TestPaths | Where-Object {$DFSPaths -notcontains $_}

Get-DFSFolderTargets.ps1

[CmdletBinding()] 
param(
    $DFSPath #Example:= '\\example.com\folder\*\whatever'
)

Write-Progress "Getting all DFS folders for $DFSPath (this can take a very long time)" -PercentComplete -1
$DFSTree = Get-DfsnFolder $DFSPath

$i = 1
$DFSTree | ForEach-Object{
    Write-Progress "Getting DFS Folder Targets for $($_.Path)" -PercentComplete (($i / $DFSTree.Count) *100)
    
    $DFSTargets = @(Get-DfsnFolderTarget $_.Path | Select Path,TargetPath,State)

    foreach ($DFSTarget in $DFSTargets){
        $Result = [ordered]@{
            Path = $DFSTarget.Path
            TargetPath = $DFSTarget.TargetPath
            State = $DFSTarget.State
            "ValidFrom_$Env:ComputerName" = Test-Path $DFSTarget.Path
        }
        New-Object PSObject -Property $Result
    }
    $i++

} | Sort Path | Export-Csv "DFS-$(Get-Date -format yyyy-MM-dd).csv" -NoTypeInformation

Fixed the scenario where a DFS folder with multiple targets returned an array that would show as "System.Object[]" in the CSV export.