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• Need a powershell script to gather information from ESX host

  Hello

  I need a powershell script to collect the below given information host ESX to the Virtual Center. My VC:2.5 of the environment, the ESX hosts: 2.5, 3, 3.5

  At present I have individual powershell scripts of a steamer to get these details. Would be more useful to have a single script. I tried VESI, but does not receive the report in the below in the format.

  | ESX host name Version | Number | construction | manufacturer Model | Processor type | Number of physical CPUS | Number of cores | VMotion service IP Console IP | | County HBA | Physical NETWORK interface cards count

  Thanks in advance!

  So I'm at my wits end here.

  It works for me and Robert also confirmed that it worked for him.

  Although I don't see why this would solve the problem, you could finally try an upgrade to PowerShell v2 RTM.

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• Need to powershell script to gather the host ESX Info network

  Hello

  I need two scripts powershell to collect two types of information about the ESX host network.

  1. information vNIC -& gt; information on the vmnic (physical ESX host network adapter) connected to vSwitches.

  vNIC | VSwitch model | | Trade | Speed | Status | | PCI slot Active/stand-by/not assigned

  (Example) output expected:

  vmnic0 | intel corporation 82XXXX gigabit ethernet controller | vSwitch0 | service console, vMotion | 1000mbps Full | up 01:01.00 | | Assets

  2. Portgroup information

  PortGroup | vNIC (s) with active / standby |  PCI slot of vNIC (s) with active / standby | Physical switch with port number

  Expected results (example):

  Service console | vmnic0 (a) : (s) | 01 vmnic1: 00. 00 (a) : 02:00. 00 (s) | abcd-123 [GigabitEthernet10/10] : xyzf-7890 [Gigabitethernet11/11]

  Please note if CDP is not active, then in the field of physical switch values can contain "CDP is not enabled"

  Thanks in advance!

  Noticed that the two threads under became a little mixed in the script.

  This is the script with the devIds with the indication of the active / standby.

  foreach($esxImpl in (Get-VMHost)){
       $esx = $esxImpl | Get-View
       $netSys = Get-View $esx.ConfigManager.NetworkSystem
       foreach($pg in $esx.Config.Network.Portgroup){
            $pNICStr = @()
            $pciStr = @()
            $cdpStr = @()
            foreach($a in $pg.ComputedPolicy.NicTeaming.NicOrder.ActiveNic){
                 if($a){
                      $pNICStr += ($a + "(a)")
                      $pciStr += ($esx.Config.Network.Pnic | where {$_.Device -eq $a} | %{$_.Pci + "(a)"})
                      $cdpInfo = $netSys.QueryNetworkHint($a)
                      $cdpStr += &{if($cdpInfo[0].connectedSwitchPort){$cdpInfo[0].connectedSwitchPort.devId + "(a)"}else{"CDP not configured(a)"}}
                 }
            }
            foreach($s in $pg.ComputedPolicy.NicTeaming.NicOrder.StandbyNic){
                 if($s){
                      $pNICStr += ($s + "(s)")
                      $pciStr += ($esx.Config.Network.Pnic | where {$_.Device -eq $s} | %{$_.Pci + "(s)"})
                      $cdpInfo = $netSys.QueryNetworkHint($s)
                      $cdpStr += &{if($cdpInfo[0].connectedSwitchPort){$cdpInfo[0].connectedSwitchPort.devId + "(s)"}else{"CDP not configured(s)"}}
                 }
            }
  
            $pg | Select @{N="ESXname";E={$esxImpl.Name}},
            @{N="Portgroup";E={$pg.Spec.Name}},
            @{N="VLANid";E={$pg.Spec.VlanId}},
            @{N="pNIC";E={$pNICStr}},
            @{N="PCI location";E={$pciStr}},
            @{N="Physical switch";E={$cdpStr}}
       }
  }
  

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• Need powershell scripts to collect information from vm disk

  Hello

  I need two scripts to collect information from vm drive,

  1 script to collect information vm disk mode

  Expected results:

  The virtual computer name. Name of ESX. Cluster name | VMDK name | Device label. disksizeInGB | diskmode

  Disc-> Just need the info as persistent or independent_persistent mode

  2. script to collect info RDM of Vm

  Expected results:

  The virtual computer name. Name of ESX. Cluster name | DeviceName | File name | Compatibility mode | Size

  The first script

  Get-VM | %{
       $vm = $_
       $vm | Get-HardDisk | %{
            $_ | select @{N="VM";E={$vm.Name}},
                 @{N="ESX";E={$vm.Host}},
                 @{N="Cluster";E={(Get-VMHost $vm.Host | Get-Cluster).Name}},
                 @{N="VMDK";E={$_.Filename}},
                 @{N="Device Label";E={$_.Name}},
                 @{N="disksizeInGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f ($_.CapacityKB/1MB)}},
                 @{N="Diskmode";E={$_.Persistence}}
       }
  } | ft -AutoSize -Force
  

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• Need a PowerShell script to...

  Hi, I need a PowerShell script to list all the virtual machine from the center of data-list for each virtual computer all drives and formats the disc and the disc type and a free column for comments.

  Move us the backup platforms and try to develop a plan of migration for all virtual machines

  See you soon

  Looks like you are using an older version of PowerCLI, the CapacityGB was introduced in one of the previous PowerCLI builds.

  Try to upgrade.

  If an upgrade is not possible, you can do

  Get-Datacenter -Name MyDC | Get-VM | Sort-Object -Property Name |Get-HardDisk | Select @{N="VM";E={$_.Parent.Name}},Name,@{N="CapacityGB";E={[int]($_.CapacityKB/1MB)}},@{N="Type";E={[string]::Join('/',($_.DiskType,$_.StorageFormat,$_.Persistence))}},@{N="Comment";E={' '*25}} |Export-Csv C:\HD-report.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

  It also sorts the VM on their Name property.

• Need a powershell script to create a local user on esx given the esx server list box

  Hello

  I need a powershell script to create a local user on esx in a given list entry of esx servers through a csv spreadsheet. The script should ask me the user name and the password for the user name to be created on the given list of esx servers.

  Thanks in advance!

  Just noticed that there is a lack of vacuum after the - password parameter.

  It should be

  $userName = Read-Host "Username"
  $password = Read-Host "Password" -AsSecureString:$true
  Import-Csv "C:\vmhosts.csv" | %{
       Connect-VIServer -Server $_.Hostname -Credential (Get-Credential)
       New-VMHostAccount  -Id $userName -Password $password -UserAccount:$true -GrantShellAccess:$true -Confirm:$false
       Disconnect-VIServer -Confirm:$false
  }
  

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• Need a powershell script to extract VM-> IP->->-> mapping vSwitch portgroup vNIC

  Hello

  I need a powershell script to extract the following information for all the VMS in vcenter.

  vm_name | ESX_name | Cluster_name | vm_IP_address | vNIC_name | PortGroup | vSwitch

  Please note that multiple virtual machines have several vNIC where vNIC is connected to various exchanges

  Here you go

  $report = @()
  Get-VM | %{
       $vm = $_
       $_ | Get-Vmguest | %{
            $guest = $_
            if($_.Nics){
                 $i = 0
                 $_.Nics | %{
                      $row = "" | Select Name, Powerstate, Host, Cluster, "IP address","Nic Name",Portgroup,vSwitch
                      $row.Name = $vm.Name
                      $row.Powerstate = $vm.PowerState
                      $row.Host = $vm.Host.Name
                      $row.Cluster = ($vm.Host | Get-Cluster).Name
                      $row."IP address" = $guest.IPAddress[$i]
                      $row."NIC Name" = $vm.NetworkAdapters[$i].Name
                      $row.Portgroup = $guest.Nics[$i].NetworkName
                      $row.vSwitch = (Get-VirtualPortGroup -Name $guest.Nics[$i].NetworkName -VM $vm).VirtualSwitchName
                      $report += $row
                      $i++
                 }
            }
            else{
                 $row = "" | Select Name, Host, Cluster, "IP addr","Nic Name",Portgroup,vSwitch
                 $row.Name = $vm.Name
                 $row.Powerstate = $vm.PowerState
                 $row.Host = $vm.Host
                 $row.Cluster = ($vm.Host | Get-Cluster).Name
                 $row."IP address" = "na"
                 $row."NIC Name" = "na"
                 $row.Portgroup = "na"
                 $row.vSwitch = "na"
                 $report += $row
  
            }
       }
  }
  $report
  

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• Need a powershell script to find the PID of VM in an ESX box

  Hello

  I need a powershell script to list out the PID of all virtual machines running in a box of ESX.

  The script should prompt for ESX box name and root password.

  Expected results:

  The virtual computer name.  NEST

  Thanks in advance!

  My mistake, the point (any character) is to eat the rest of the message.

  Try again with

  $mask = [regex]"vmid=(\d+)\s+([\w-]+)"
  

  He accepts what regex esteem alphabetic characters or the hyphen (-).

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• Need a PowerShell Script to list all my stores of data, capacity and VMFS format.

  All,

  I need a script to list all my stores of data, capacity and VMFS format.

  That's what I have so far but its does not give me the results I need.

  Get-Datastore - Datacenter MN_PROD | where {$_.} Type - eq "VMFS"} | Select-Object Name,@{N="VMFS version. {E = {$_.Info.Vmfs.Version}}

  Try like this

  Get-Datastore -Datacenter MN_PROD | where {$_.Type -eq "VMFS"} | Select-Object Name,CapacityGB,    @{N="VMFS version";E={$_.FileSystemVersion}}
  

• Help with the Powershell script to collect logs from all domain controllers

  I am writing a script to retrieve the last 5 days of application, security and log files from all domain controllers. The script runs, but fire the logs from the local server only. The variable $Computer has all of my DC so it's the fine mark. I guess it's a problem with my line ForEach-Object, but is not error. See the below script.

  $log = 'application '.
  $date = get-date-format MM-DD-YYYY
  $now = get-date
  $subtractDays = new-object System.TimeSpan 5,0,0,0,0
  $then = $Now.Subtract ($subtractDays)
  $Computers = get-ADDomainController-filter *.
  ForEach-Object - InputObject $Computers - process {Get-EventLog - LogName $log - after $then - before $now - EntryType error | select EventID, MachineName, Message, Source, TimeGenerated |} ConvertTo-html | {Out-file $env:TEMP\Applicationlog.htm}
  Invoke-Expression $env:TEMP\Applicationlog.htm

  Thank you

  Rich

  Hello

  To help with the repost the question script to the script Center Forum

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/scriptcenter/en-us/home

• Powershell scripts need to collect info ESX storage

  Hello

  I need three scripts to collect information from ESX storage as shown below

  1. information on the hardware-storage & gt; to collect information on the SCSI controller and HBA cards.

  ESX name | | SCSI controller HBA1 | HBA2

  Expected results

  ESX name | SCSI (model, Bios version, serial number, Raid config) | HBA1 (model, Firmware version, serial number, WWPN) | HBA2 (model, Firmware version, serial number, WWPN)

  Note: Need info on all controllers SCSI and HBA in the ESX box, so additional columns may be added as required.

  2. report on the use of storage - & gt; Usage report storage including local file system storage and SAN devices.

  ESX name | | File system Size | Opportunity | DISP | Use% | Mount point | Scopes

  Note: Need of all sizes in the UK. Extensions are applicable to data SAN storage and just the DiskID measure as vmhba1:1:1

  3 San disk information - & gt; To collect information on San Disk

  Disc ID | Lun ID | Size of the disk | Brand/model | Paths | Policy |     Active HBA WWPN

  Expected results

  vmhba1:1:1 | 0110 | 130 G | EMCxxxx | 4 | Fixed | xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  There was an error, you cannot delete items from a hash table by looping through the values.

  Try this one (it works for me).

  $nrMax = 10
  $taskHash = @{}
  
  Get-Cluster  | Get-VM | %{
    $spec = new-object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineConfigSpec;
    $spec.cpuAllocation = New-Object VMware.Vim.ResourceAllocationInfo;
    $spec.cpuAllocation.Shares = New-Object VMware.Vim.SharesInfo;
    $spec.cpuAllocation.Shares.Level = "Normal";
    $spec.cpuAllocation.Limit = -1;
    $spec.cpuAllocation.Reservation = 0;
    $task = Get-View ($_.Extensiondata.ReconfigVM_Task($spec))
    $taskHash[$task.Info.Key] = $task
    while($taskHash.Count -eq $nrMax){
          $toBeRemoved = @()
          foreach($task in $taskHash.Values){
              $task.UpdateViewData()
              if("success","error" -contains $task.Info.State){
                  $toBeRemoved += $task.Info.Key
              }
          }
          $toBeRemoved | %{
               $taskHash.Remove($_)
          }
    }
  }
  

• Script to collect resources cluster HA

  Hello

  I need a powercli script which collect the following:

  By HA-cluster:

  An overview of the ESX servers

  Each ESX Server:

  An overview of shared data warehouses and size, total cpu and total memory.

  How to combine the following cmdlets?

  Get-cluster 'cluster ' | Get-VMHost | Select name, CPUTotalMHz, MemoryTotalMB

  Get-cluster 'cluster ' | Get-vmhost | Get-Datastore. Select name, CapacityMB

  Hi Vincent,.

  I am pleased that you fixed. And thanks for the link. I didn't know this trick.

  Best regards, Robert

• do I need Windows PowerShell integrated scripting tool for home computer and access to the internet, powershell

  do I need Windows PowerShell integrated scripting tool for computer and internet access

  No you didn't he need for home computer and internet access

• I need an example script Powershell in Windows 7

  I can repeat this request I presented during my "subscription", but he doesn't know if it took.

  I would be recognizing an example of a Windows Powershell Script that looks up a record in a file and displays the content of this record on my screen. Records are scanned from Documents. They are scanned by user 'XX' within the Date.

  The path is: C:\Documents\DailyPosting

  I've programmed in a distant past, but did not use scripts. If I had an example I could go from there. I don't read very well of manuals.

  I am 78 years old. Would be grateful yourhelp!

  Thank you

  Cmawsquaw

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/scripting

  Hope this information helps.

• PowerShell script

  Hello

  Say I want to install the Microsoft Patches each month on a field with 50 + servers. I need a script that could give me the following,

  (i.) the availability of each server present in the field, while running the script.

  II.) he should list on the fixes that have been set up so far and this should be exported to excel.

  Servers are 2003 & 2008. Also, I'm not particularly on Powershell scripts. So anything that meets the objective would be really useful.

  Please help me with this.

  Thank you much in advance.

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  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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