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VMware script missing
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Nov 13, 2009 1:10 AM
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Hi folks,
im looking for a script to query some informations out of a VirtualCenter Server...
What i need as the output is a sheet lokking like this:
VMName | HDDsize1 | ...| HDDsize4 | Snapshotsize | NumOfSnapshots | NumOfCPU | Memorysize
Did anyone knows about a script like this???
Thanx,
Netbuster
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Re: VMware script missing
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Nov 23, 2009 11:24 PM
in response to: Netbuster
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No one can help ??? 
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Re: VMware script missing
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Nov 24, 2009 1:37 AM
in response to: Netbuster
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Have you tried the powerpack below within powergui - this might be able to give you the relevant info:
http://www.powergui.org/entry.jspa?externalID=2551&categoryID=21
This should also give you some of the info as well - this is a copy of a script that I changed slight as the export-csv was not handling the different number of properties per object. The edit is a bit of a work around but it might help
Cheers
Gareth
param ( [string]$VCServer = $(throw "You must enter a VC Server"),[ string]$Cluster = $(throw "You must select a Cluster"), [string]$file = $(throw "You must enter the filename to export to") ) $Header = "Name" + ","+ "ResPool" + ","+ "VCPUs" + ","+ "cpuRes" + "," + "memRes" + "," + "memOverhead" + "," + "vmdkSize1 - GB" + "," + "Datastore1" + "," + "vmdkSize2 - GB" + "," + "Datastore2" $Header | out-file $file connect-viserver $VCServer $vmhostsview = get-cluster $Cluster | get-vmhost | get-view $vmtable = @() foreach($vmhost in $vmhostsview){ if ($vmhost.vm -ne $null){ foreach($vm in (get-view $vmhost.vm)) { $vminfo = New-Object psobjectAdd-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty Name $vm.name if($vm.resourcepool -ne $null){Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty ResPool (get-view $vm.resourcepool).name } Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty VCPUs $vm.summary.config.NumCpu Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty cpuRes $vm.summary.config.CpuReservationAdd-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty memRes $vm.summary.config.MemoryReservation Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty memOverhead $vm.summary.runtime.memoryoverhead $HDDNum = 1foreach ($HDD_Device in ($vm.config.hardware.device | where {$_.controllerkey -eq 1000})) { $vmdksizekeyname = "vmdkSize$HDDNum" $Datastorekeyname = "Datastore$HDDNum" Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty $vmdksizekeyname $HDD_Device.CapacityinKB -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue Add-Member -InputObject $vminfo -membertype NoteProperty $Datastorekeyname (get-view $HDD_Device.backing.datastore).summary.name -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $HDDNum++ } $vmtable += $vminfo
$Output = $vminfo.Name + "," + $vminfo.ResPool + "," + $vminfo.VCPUs + "," + $vminfo.cpuRes + "," + $vminfo.memRes + "," + $vminfo.memOverhead + "," + $vminfo.vmdkSize1 /1048576 + "," + $vminfo.Datastore1 + "," + $vminfo.vmdkSize2 / 1048576 + "," + $vminfo.Datastore2 + "," + $vminfo.vmdkSize3 / 1048576 + "," + $vminfo.Datastore3
$Output | out-file $file -Append } } } disconnect-viserver -confirm:$false
Message was edited by: gareth.mcguinness_000
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Re: VMware script missing
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Nov 26, 2009 3:53 PM
in response to: Netbuster
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If you don't get anywgere after trying that or any other assistance - try rvtools - google it.
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