[Issue] - Health Checker - Allow local VulnerabilityReport

Provide Version Number
26.02.03.2007

Describe the issue
-VulnerabilityReport alway swants to scan all exchange servers, which fails if the account only has local rights.

Expected behavior
Would be nice to be able to just scan the local server / to add -Server also for -VulnerabilityReport

Script Output
PS C:\Program Files\MSHealthchecker> .\HealthChecker.ps1 -VulnerabilityReport -XMLDirectoryPath "."
Exchange Health Checker version 26.02.03.2007
WARNING: Failed to connect to the following servers: server2, server3, server4. Please run locally.
WARNING: Unable to continue as you must run the script locally on the required server(s) as we aren't able to connect
remotely from here.

There appears to have been some errors in the script. To assist with debugging of the script, please send the HealthChecker-Debug_*.txt, HealthChecker-ScriptDebugObject.xml, and .xml file to ExToolsFeedback@microsoft.com.
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Script Debug Object Path: .\HealthChecker-ScriptDebugObject.xml
Output Debug file written to .\HealthChecker-Debug_20260210120456.txt
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Unable to connect remotely to server(s)
In C:\Program Files\MSHealthchecker\HealthChecker.ps1:11256 Zeichen:17

•             throw "Unable to connect remotely to server(s)"
  

•             ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  

  • CategoryInfo : OperationStopped: (Unable to connect remotely to server(s):String) [], RuntimeException
  • FullyQualifiedErrorId : Unable to connect remotely to server(s)

Start in HealthChecker.ps1 around line 11256 and trace the -VulnerabilityReport path that attempts to connect to every Exchange server. Check how the existing command parameters select servers, then define completion as allowing a local or explicitly selected server without requiring remote access to other servers; validate with the reported command scenario.