Obtain the Mac address for Guest-VM

Hi all

I would like to help to provide a document html (with convert-html) with three columns (VM name, Type (detached or manual) @MAC, @MAC).

I have search the forum and I found the command line in order to get all the mac for all VM addresses: Get - VM | Select name, @{Name = "MAC"; expression = {foreach($nic_in_(Get-View_$_.ID).guest .net) {$nic.macAddress}}} but detached or manual settings or not display.

Could you help me?

Thank you for your help.

Kind regards.

The addressType property is not in this object.

With this script, you should get the type of MAC address

$report =@()
Get-VM | Get-View | %{
 $VMname = $_.Name
 $_.Config.Hardware.Device | where {$_.DeviceInfo.Label -match "Network Adapter"} | %{`
        $row = "" | Select VM, MAC, Type
        $row.VM = $VMname
        $row.MAC = $_.MacAddress
        $row.Type = $_.AddressType
        $report += $row
  }
  }
$report

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