HealthChecker: False positive "Duplicate Overrides" error when ServerMismatch overrides exist

[dpaulson45]

Summary

The HealthChecker reports a false positive "Duplicate Overrides" error when multiple Setting Overrides exist for the same ComponentName/SectionName/Parameter but are targeted at different servers. Overrides with Status = ServerMismatch (meaning they don't apply to the server being analyzed) are incorrectly included in the duplicate detection logic.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Have two or more Exchange servers (e.g., Server-A and Server-B).
2. Create per-server Setting Overrides that target the same component/section/parameter (e.g., via the Flighting Service), such as:
   • FlightingServiceOverride_Server-A_F1.1 targeting Server-A
   • FlightingServiceOverride_Server-B_F1.1 targeting Server-B
3. Run HealthChecker against either server.

Expected Behavior

Each server should only evaluate overrides that apply to it (i.e., Status = Accepted). Since only one override per server is Accepted, no duplicate should be flagged.

Actual Behavior

Both servers show the red error:

Error! Duplicate Overrides have been detected for the same parameter causing possible misconfigurations. Please address as soon as possible.

This happens because when Server-A is analyzed, it sees:

Override Name	ComponentName	SectionName	Status	Parameters
FlightingServiceOverride_Server-B_F1.1	Global	ExchangeOnpremAsThirdPartyAppId	ServerMismatch	Enabled=true
FlightingServiceOverride_Server-A_F1.1	Global	ExchangeOnpremAsThirdPartyAppId	Accepted	Enabled=true

Both entries are grouped together and the parameter Enabled appears twice, triggering the duplicate detection — even though only one override actually applies to the server.

Root Cause

In Invoke-AnalyzerExchangeInformation.ps1, the duplicate detection groups all SimpleSettingOverrides without filtering out ServerMismatch entries:

CSS-Exchange/Diagnostics/HealthChecker/Analyzer/Invoke-AnalyzerExchangeInformation.ps1

Lines 738 to 740 in 33dc436

	$groupedResults = $exchangeInformation.SettingOverrides.SimpleSettingOverrides |
	Group-Object ComponentName, SectionName |
	Where-Object { $_.Count -gt 1 }

The ServerMismatch status means the override is targeted at a different server and does not apply. It should be excluded before grouping, similar to how Get-FilteredSettingOverrideInformation.ps1 already filters on Status -eq "Accepted" for its callers.

The Status property is populated by Get-ExchangeSettingOverride.ps1 directly from the Exchange diagnostic XML.

Suggested Fix

Add a Where-Object filter before the Group-Object to exclude ServerMismatch overrides:

$groupedResults = $exchangeInformation.SettingOverrides.SimpleSettingOverrides |
    Where-Object { $_.Status -ne "ServerMismatch" } |
    Group-Object ComponentName, SectionName |
    Where-Object { $_.Count -gt 1 }