Anyone ever used session relevance to create a list of custom sites and the relevance statement(s) that control membership to each site? I tried (names of it, relevance of it) of custom bes sites and many other attempts, but all have failed.
I am looking for output like:
A: ALLRelays, ((exists relay service) and (not exists main gather service))
A: ALLCOMPUTERS, names of bes computers
Thank you!
Tom
This is what I would use:
(display names of it, site level relevances of it) of all bes sites whose (custom site flag of it)
Unfortunately, it looks like the site level relevances of it doesn’t return any data for custom sites.
Callng @JasonWalker. Any suggestions?
Unfortunately, I don’t believe we have a session relevance inspector today that will return this data. Site level relevance is more like an ‘applicability’ relevance (i.e. what systems does the content in the site apply to) than it is the ‘targeting’ relevance (i.e. what systems should be subscribed to the site), so, that is not what we’d want to return in this particular case.
We can return the set of subscribed computers for custom sites, but I don’t think that’s what you’re asking about…
Boyd and Aram,
Thank you for your responses! A co-worker (Thanks Eric!) suggested using the API to collect and parse the data for each site so I created a Powershell that does that. I am sharing it here in case anyone else has a similar need, just don’t laugh at my scripting as this is not my day job 
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It works for all of our sites and the methods we used to create the site relevance but depending on how others have constructed their site/relevance they may have to tweak the script.
Thank you,
Tom
List sites with their relevance.pdf (77.4 KB)