powerCLI script : $List = @() $VMHosts = Get-Cluster <Clustername> | Get-vmhost foreach ($VMHost in $VMHosts) { $VMHostName = $VMhost.Name $Cluster = $VMhost.Parent $esxcli = $VMHost | Get-EsxCli $List +=…
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Snapshot details of multiple domain with PowerCLI scripts .
What is VMware snapshot ? A VMware snapshot is a copy of the virtual machine’s disk file (VMDK) at a given point in time. Snapshots provide a change log for…
VM SCSI ID details with PowerCLI
Through this script you will get the SCSI ID details of VM . SCSI ID powerCLI script : Open the PowerCLI icon (Run as Administrator) and you can execute commands…
Storage vMotion and vMotion with PowerCLI scripts
1) What is storage VMotion ? VMware Storage VMotion allows virtual machines’ disks to be relocated to different data store locations completely transparently while the virtual machine is running, with…
Esx driver details with PowerCLI scripts
Through this script you will get the all Esx drivers details from the required cluster. Esx driver powerCLI script : Open the PowerCLI icon (Run as Administrator) and you can…
logical unit number (Lun) path details with PowerCLI script .
What is a VMware Lun? A logical unit number (LUN ) is a logical section of storage. A LUN can be backed by a single disk or multiple disks. It…
HBA details with PowerCLI script .
Through this script you will get the HBA details and export to CSV format. VM report powerCLI script : Open the PowerCLI icon (Run as Administrator) and you can execute…
Esxi Nic details with PowerCLI script .
Through this script you will get the Nic details of require Esxi and export to CSV format. VM report powerCLI script : Open the PowerCLI icon (Run as Administrator) and…
Datacenter VM report with PowerCLI script .
Through this script you will get the all VM report from require Datacenter . VM report powerCLI script : Open the PowerCLI icon (Run as Administrator) and you can execute…
Bus Sharing report with powerCLI script .
What is bus sharing? SCSI Bus Sharing (virtual) is a function in VMware vSphere which allows two virtual machines to share a single virtual machine disk. It’s similar in the…