Retrieve information with Business Central Administration Shell

The following cmdlets are at your disposal to retrieve information from the Business Central server configuration:

Module: Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Management

• Get-NAVWebServerInstance: shows info about installed webclients
• Get-NAVWebServerInstanceConfiguration: shows key values from navsettings.json
• Get-NAVAddIn: shows registered addins in BC
• Get-NAVApplication: shows the databaseserver, database name, applicationversion, applicationfamily
• Get-NAVCompany: retrieves all NAV companies
• Get-NAVDataFile: extract information from a Business Central data file
• Get-NAVDataUpgrade: shows information about the dataupgrade, like functioncount, executionmode, progress, erros, details, state etc
• Get-NAVServerAppConfiguration: returns the settings in an application-specific configuration file of a Business Central Server instance
• Get-NAVServerConfiguration: shows configuration information about the server instance configuration
• Get-NAVServerInstance: shows a list of all serverinstances, state, serviceaccount, version
• Get-NAVServerPermission: gets the list of permissions
• Get-NAVServerPermissionSet: gets the list of permission sets
• Get-NAVServerSession: shows information about sessions (like users) connected to a certain server instance
• Get-NAVServerUser: gets a list of users and related info like SID, State etc.
• Get-NAVServerUserPermissionSet: returns permission set information for users
• Get-NAVTableConnection: gets a list of connections to external database tables
• Get-NAVTenant: shows information about the tenant
• Get-NAVTenantDatabase: gets information about one or more tenant databases when using multi-tenancy
• Get-NAVWebService: shows information about published webservices (for example objectid, objecttype, servicename, published)

Module: Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Apps.Management

• Get-NAVAppInfo
• Get-NavAppRuntimePackage
• Get-NAVAppTableModification
• Get-NAVAppTenant

These cmdlets are only available if you start the Administration Shell:

If you don’t (want to) use the Administration Shell and are using VS Code or PowerShell ISE for example please import the modules by running this PowerShell Cmdlet:

Import-Module 'C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central\130\Service\NavAdminTool.ps1'