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I have inherited SharePoint 2010 farm that was previously upgraded from MOSS2007. I am wanting to document the setup and would like to document which site templates were used to create the various site collections and sub-sites in the farm.

How can I determine which site template was used to create a particular site?

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By using Powershell:

add-pssnapin "Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell"

$s = get-spsite "http://localhost"

#this will resolve the name
$name = $s.RootWeb.WebTemplate

#this will resolve the id
$id = $s.RootWeb.Configuration

#this will give you the template for the specified language
$template = $s.RootWeb.GetAvailableWebTemplates(1033)[$name + "#" + $id]
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This works in 2013 too – Tom Resing Dec 30 '12 at 21:04

The SharePoint 2007 Pre-Upgrade checker should have informed you which templates were in use in the environment, you could refer back to the report generated by that tool to see which where used.

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Determine site type

$web = Get-SPWeb "http://server/sites/legal/sitename" $templateID = $web.WebTemplateId.ToString() Write-Host $templateID

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