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• Impossible to get 'notes' of the virtual machine

  I tried to use a powershell script to get information from the virtual machine. I can get VMHost, VMname and GuestVersion using the script in the following, but failed to get the notes of the virtual machine. Anyone know why I can't get notes, please help me with that. Thank you in advance.

  report = @)
  foreach ($vmView in (Get-View - ViewType VirtualMachine))
  {
  $report += $vmView. Select-Object @{Name = "$vmhost"; Expression = {($vmView.Runtime.Host Get-View).} Name}},
  @{Name = "VMName"; Expression = {$_.} Name}},
  @{Name = 'Notes'; Expression = {$_.} Description}},

  @{Name = "GuestVersion"; {Expression = {$vmView.Guest.GuestFullName}}
  }
  $report | Sort-Object VMName-descending | Export-Csv "d:\vm_GuestVersion.csv" - NoTypeInformation

  There is no need to do it with the cmdlet Get-View.

  You can do

  $report = @()foreach ($vm in Get-VM){    $report += $vm | `        Select-Object @{Name="VMHost"; Expression={($_.Host).Name}},            @{Name="VMName"; Expression={$_.Name}},            @{Name="Notes"; Expression={$_.Description}},            @{Name="GuestVersion"; Expression={$_.Guest.OSFullName}}}$report | Sort-Object VMName -Descending | Export-Csv "d:\vm_GuestVersion.csv" -NoTypeInformation
  

  If you want to do with the cmdlet Get-View for any reason, you can do

  $report = @()
  foreach ($vmView in (Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine))
  {
      $report += $vmView | `        Select-Object @{Name="VMHost"; Expression={(Get-View $vmView.Runtime.Host).Name}},
              @{Name="VMName"; Expression={$_.Name}},
              @{Name="Notes"; Expression={$_.Config.Annotation}},
              @{Name="GuestVersion"; Expression={$vmView.Guest.GuestFullName}}
  }
  $report | Sort-Object VMName -Descending | Export-Csv "d:\vm_GuestVersion.csv" -NoTypeInformation
  

  But note that as you need a view of the GET each time for the host name, performance will suffer.

• Get information about the VM name, owner, State of the Machine and tools State

  Hello

  I want to write a script to get information about the name of VM, owner, status of the Machine and tools State, because I'm a beginner in powershell I couldn't find any solution yet.

  I know how to get the name of the virtual machine and the owner

  Get-VM | Get-Annotation -CustomAttribute Owner | select AnnotatedEntity, Value
  

  and how to find the tools and the State of the machine

  Get-VM | Select-Object -Property Name,@{N="State";E={$_.Guest.State}},@{N="ToolsStatus";E={$_.Guest.ExtensionData.ToolsStatus}}
  

  Unfortunately I don't find a way to merge the two applications.

  Can someone help me please?

  Kind regards.

  SaPu

  Try it like this

  Get - VM | Select-Object - property Name,@{N="State; E={$_. Guest.State}},
  @{N = "ToolsStatus"; E={$_. Guest.ExtensionData.ToolsStatus}},
  @{N = "AnnotatedEntity"; E = {$attr. AnnotatedEntity}},
  @{N = "Owner"; E = {(Get-Annotation-entité $_-CustomAttribute «Propriétaire»).} Value}}

• Try to reinstall osx to sell the macbook pro, but when it starts to install I get a window saying 'impossible to find information about this installation machine' "contact applecare".

  I erased from my hard drive to sell the macbook pro to my father.  "" When I go to install OSX I am invited to install OS X El Capitan and it will check computer and a window pops up saying 'Impossible to find information about this installation machine' "contact AppleCare.  I have an APPT with the Apple store Monday, but was hoping I could fix myself first.  Anyone have any ideas?

  When you disassemble a machine for sale, the only Mac OS X can be installed without providing WHAT YOUR Apple ID is the original version it comes with.

  You can not install ElCapitan in this situation, what is left as an exercise for the buyer.

• OSD-04011: GetFileInformationbyHandle() failure, unable to get information about the file

  Hi all

  I try to get my ORACLE ASM (v 11.1.0.7) software works on Windows Server 2008 Standard SP2 (32-bit), but unfortunately, I hit the next windows operating system error with no resolution in sight.

  OSD-04011: GetFileInformationbyHandle() failure, unable to get information about the file
  S/O-error: incorrect function (OS 1)

  Basically ORACLE software try to read the header information of a partition of existing online RAW drive. According to the error made ORACLE unrecognized function call. How can I make this feature available? Need help ASAP please.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/community.aspx

  They will help you in Windows Server communities at the above address.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Songs disappearing; error message: "unable to listen to a number of files queued. To get information about the problem, click on the icon next to each file in the list pane. »

  I get this error message: "unable to listen to a number of files queued. To get information about the problem, click on the icon next to each file in the list pane. "The thing is that he played the songs darned two days ago, what has happened since then!

  Never mind. I totally forgot that I had renamed a folder that hosts my music. Duh.

• Get the list of virtual machine names and addresses IP to a specific folder

  I am trying to get a list of virtual machine names and the IP addresses of a specific folder in vCenter. The problem is that there are several files with the same name in different folders. I need to know how to specify the level folder higher in which lies the customer10 folder. Here is an example of my current script that pulls all the info from the virtual machine of all folders named customer10:

  Get-vm-location customer10 | Select Address Name,@{N="IP." E = {@($_.guest.) (IPAddress[0])}} |
  out-file c:\VM_IP_Addresses.csv

  The PowerSHell engine is to 'know' the function before you call it.

  Save the function in a .ps1 file.

  Point source then this .ps1 file. Make sure that you are placed in the directory where the .ps1 is stored, or use the full path

  PowerCLI C:\ >. ./GetFolderByPath.ps1

  Note that there is an empty space between the 2 points!

  Now you can call the function

  PowerCLI C:\ > Get-FolderByPath-path MYDC/myFolder. Get - VM | Select the name...

• Get the list of virtual machines on an ESX host specific and dumping of .csv in a specific format

  I have problems to find a way to get a list of virtual machines on an ESX host specific and then he dumped to a .csv in the following format

  I use the get-vmhost esxhostname | Get - vm

  but everyhting else after, it is where I am lost...  I think the closest I had been posting the output with a goofy header and format 'vm1, vm2, vm3 "...

  name

  computer 1 name

  computer 2 name

  name of the machine 3

  to use for later use.  Any help would be appreciated.

  You must use the Select-Object cmdlet to specify more precisely the properties you want.

  The Export-Csv doesn't know how to manage the virtual computer object.

  Something like that

  Get-vmhost esxhostname | Get - vm | Select name. Export Csv.\report.csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

• How to get information about the types within a user defined package

  Hi all
  Have a package with some types (user-defined) defined in the package specification. How to get information about the types and
  information about the columns of this type.
  
  for example:
  Create package mp is
  
  type t is record (no number is varchar2 (30));
  
  procedure a (m t out...
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  userg

  G_user wrote:
  the req's, want to build a script dynamically using data dictionary
  so if possible, I take the name of the type within the package specification.

  Let me rephrase - is there a data dictionary to get information on the type defined by the user within a package specification

  Best approach will be to have a standard in the definition of data types.

  Have a process to follow the object definitions in the package if it is mandatory.

• Get information about the layer with script styles

  Is there a way for a script to get information about the currently existing on a layer layer styles?

  For example, can I know if a layer has a drop shadow, and that therefore, find the dimensions of this shadow, transparency, color, etc...?

  If you don't have CS4 you will need Xbytor script. With CS4, you can the the layer descriptor

  var ref = new ActionReference();
  ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("Lyr "), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") );
  var desc = executeActionGet(ref).getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('layerEffects'));
  if( desc.hasKey( stringIDToTypeID('dropShadow') ) ){
       desc = desc.getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('dropShadow'));
       alert('opacity = '+ desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('opacity') ) );
       alert('distance = '+ desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('distance') ) );
       alert('spread = '+ desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('chokeMatte') ) );// spread
       alert('blur = '+ desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('blur') ) );
       var desc = desc.getObjectValue(stringIDToTypeID('color'));
       var r = desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('red') ) ;
       var g = desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('green') ) ;
       var b = desc.getDouble( stringIDToTypeID('blue') ) ;
       alert( 'r = ' + r +'\rg = ' + g + '\rb = ' + b );
  }
  

• Script to get 1 csv by cluster with associated information (list of virtual machines, host capacity, IOPS / s...)

  Hi all, I'm new here and it's been days I'm trying to find the right script to the list of virtual machines and related information on each cluster and get 1 csv for each individual cluster.

  Here is my code:

  Get-content C:\cl.txt | % {

  $cl = $_

  Get - VM | Select-Object @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}}, @{Expression = 'Host'; Label = "ESX host"}, @{Expression = "Name"; Label is "VM"},

  @{Expression = "Numcpu"; Label = 'vCPU'}, @{Expression = "MemoryGB"; Label = "RAM (GB)"}, "

  @{n = "Provisioned Volume"; e = {[math]: tour ($_.)}} (ProvisionedSpaceGB, 2)}}, @{n = "Use the Volume"; e = {[math]: tour ($_.)}} (UsedSpaceGB, 2)}},

  @{N = "Ops ARE/s/write"; E = {[math]: tour ((Get-Stat $_-stat "datastore.numberWriteAveraged.average"-en temps réel |))} Select - expand the value | measure - average). Average, 1)}},

  @{N = "Ops ARE/s/reading"; E = {[math]: tour ((Get-Stat $_-stat "datastore.numberReadAveraged.average"-en temps réel |))} Select - expand the value | measure - average). Average, 1)}} | Export-Csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture 'C:\vm_report_$cl.csv '.

  }

  Note: each csv is generated for each cluster

  CL.txt lists the clusters , but all I get is several files with the same content, and they are not properly renamed

  How can I do to generate 1 csv by cluster ?

  For example, there are 3 groups A1, A2, A3 (in file cl.txt), we get 3 csv files generated individually A1.csv, A2.csv and A3.csv and related data in them:

  A1.csv :                                                                 A2.csv :                                                                    A3.csv

  Host cluster VM RAM (GB) Cluster ESX VM RAM (GB) Cluster Host ESX VM ESX host

  A1 sx0001 su19001 4 sx0001adm 32 su1386adm su10670 A3 iu01990 A2

  Sx0001 su23000 A1 2 A2 sx0001adm su12404 32 A3 sx1385adm su10034

  Sx0002 su55000 sx0002pack sw12785 A1 2 A2 1 A3 su1384adm iu00025

  Help with this script would you gladly.

  Thank you

  Joseph.

  Judging by the timestamp, it seems that these files with spaces between the file name and file type, were made yesterday.

  This might have been one of your previous tests?

  Maybe do a series of tests of the script in an empty folder.

• Looking for a Script to extract information for a virtual machine

  HiEvryone

  Looking for a Script pull information for a virtual of VC machine what operating system installed (2003, 32-bit or 64-bit, 2008 etc), vCPU and memory allocated and State. Output in CSV format.

  Thank you

  vmguy

  You mean something like this

  Get-VM |
  Select Name,NumCpu,MemoryMB,PowerState,@{N="OS";E={$_.Guest.OSFullName}} |
  Export-Csv "C:\report.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• HELP - how to get the number of virtual machines on a data store?

  Looking at the inventory of the data store in the VI client, there are a "number of Virtual Machines:" according to the General information for the Summary tab... I'm looking for a script that retrieves this information for me...

  I started the script but I'm stuck... I am very new on this...

  Get-Datastore. WHERE-object {$_ .name - like "wlp" ' "} #this gives me all the data which are not local warehouses

  Could someone give an overview on how to script to retrieve the number of virtual machines on data warehouses...

  Thank you, Lee

  Sorry, something went wrong with the copy - paste

  Get-Datastore | where {$_.Name -like "vmfs*"} | Sort-Object -Property Name | %{$_ | select @{N="DSname"; E={$_.Name}},
                                                                        @{N="VMcount";E={($_ | Get-VM | Measure-Object).count}}}
  

• Enumerate devices OR and get information about the device C / C++

  Hello

  I use using NI_DAQmx.  How to find and enumerate devices OR and obtain information about each device listed in C / C++?

  I am implementing a dynamic configuration allowing to access hardware OR on our system.

  I need to get logical device names, for example "Dev1", and then find what device OR, for example NI 6008, is associated with each device name.

  Thank you.

  -Neil shore

  If you just read the device information while you use DAQmx properties to achieve what you need:

  To get the names of all the devices in your system:

  DAQmxGetSysDevNames

  To get the product to a given device number (each product has a number of unique product in accordance with the reference C DAQmx help, for example, the USB-6008 case is 0x717A):

  DAQmxGetDevProductNum

  If you need to actually define the names of devices or whatnot, you would then focus on the System Configuration API.  I've never really used this outside of LabVIEW, but the Readme indicates he has CVI supports so you might be able to make it work.

  Best regards

• I had 7 a window and a window Vista and I had a VM for XP, I was wondering how can I get Vista on A Virtual Machine.

  I got 7 a window and a window Vista and I had a VM for XP, I was wondering how I can get Vista on Virtual Machine has what I need, or what I do to make the ISO or. VIRTUAL HARD DRIVE. Help, please

  You will need to buy a copy of Windows Vista and install as a virtual machine.  There is no free download of Vista. Boulder computer Maven
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