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• Measure the performance impact of a PowerCLI report on vCenter

  How will I know how much of an impact on the performance my powerCLI report will have on the performance of my Server vCenter?
  If I run a report for example which attracts a large number of events of vCenter Server and sorts through them, is that the processing and memory usage will be mainly on the virtual machine, I am under the report of?  How much charge it will put on vCenter itself?  (I see use RAM up substantially on the virtual machine, I am running the report)
  Thank you!

  Just leave out the MaxSamples parameter

• need help with a script of PowerCLI report IOPS / s

  I found the following script that gives me the data I want, but not ultimately I need. At the moment he puts it in the PowerCLI window, but I need to get into a csv file so it can be easily sent to others for review.

  This is the script that I found:

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  Add-pssnapin VMware. VimAutomation . Core -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $daysback = -30 write-host ' What vCenter you want to connect to? -You may be prompted for a user name and password' write-host "" Se connect-VIServer -menu write-host ""

  $vm_data = reading-host "Enter the number of a-Org"

  write-host ""

  write-host "ARE gathering Ops / s Stats"

  write-host ""

  $vms = Get-Folder | where {$_. Name -like "*$vm_data*" } | get-vm | where {$_. PowerState -eq "PoweredOn" }

  write-host ( "{0,-70}`t{1,8}`t{2,8}`t{3,8}`t{4,8}" -f "VM", "W IOPS avg", "R IOPS avg", "W IOPS max", "R IOPS max" ) `

  ; $vms | sort | % {

  $wval = ()()()Get-Stat $_ -stat « datastore.numberWriteAveraged.average » -Start ()Get-Date). AddDays ($daysback) -Finish (Get-Date) ) | select -expandproperty Value) | measure -average -max);

  $rval = (((Get-Stat $_ -stat "datastore.numberReadAveraged.average" -Start (Get-Date). AddDays ($daysback) -Finish (Get-Date) ) | select -expandproperty Value) | measure -average -max);

  write-host ( "{0,-70}`t{1,8:N2}`t{2,8:N2}`t{3,8:N2}`t{4,8:N2}" -f $_. Name , $wval. average , $rval. average , $wval. maximum , $rval. maximum )

  }

  write-host ""

  write-host "You can copy the output by selecting the text and copy it to NotePad ++ or similar: .

  write-host " " "

  " read-host" Hit Enter to Output.

  In one, I run, I changed the "Connect-VIServer-menu" to simply plug the vCenter Server I use. I also changed line 16 to 'Get-ResourcePool' since there's not enough pools to make this work. Using the PowerCLI utility, I don't have the option that indicates on line 25. I used the export feature to create csv files in other scripts, but I can't make it work in this case. I know it's probably something simple that I'm just missing.

  I like the length of time that this script uses the information. If anything, I don't want to go back to the suite to get a better idea of what the actual maximum number what is / was. It is also necessary to have the columns for information (as he shows). If we are to refine for which metric is present, I would be ok with just having the IOPS numbers / s max in the table.

  Any guru PowerCLI have an idea?

  Try like this

  Add-pssnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

  $daysback = - 30

  write-host "what vCenter you want to connect to? -You may be prompted for a user name and password"

  write-host "

  SE connect-VIServer-menu

  write-host "

  $vm_data = read-host "enter the number of a - Org"

  write-host "

  write-host "gathering IOPS / s Stats.

  write-host "

  $vms = get-file | where {$_.} {Name: like "* $vm_data *"} | Get - VM | where {$_.} PowerState - eq "Receptor"}

  $report = $vms | kind | % {

  $wval = (((get-Stat_$_-stat_"datastore.numberWriteAveraged.average"-Start_(Get-Date).adddays ($daysback) - Finish (Get-Date)) |))

  Select - expandproperty value) | measure - average - max);

  $rval = (((get-Stat_$_-stat_"datastore.numberReadAveraged.average"-Start_(Get-Date).adddays ($daysback) - Finish (Get-Date)) |))

  Select - expandproperty value) | measure - average - max);

  $_ | Select Name,

  @{N = "IOPS / W avg s";} E = {$wval. Average}},

  @{N = "Avg R Ops ARE / s";} E = {$rval. Average}},

  @{N = "W IOPS / s max";} {E = {$wval.maximum}}.

  @{N = "IOPS R / s max";} {E = {$rval.maximum}}

  }

  $report | Export Csv report.csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

• PowerCLI reports wrong of the LUN size when perennial reservations are met * and * size of the LUN is changed.

  My question is: is this expected behavior?

  In short, the situation is this: we have a cluster running ESXi 5.5.0 build 1746018. Two guests Windows Server R2 2012 are running a SQL Server Cluster (MSCS), making use of RDM with a physical SCSI emulation. Which requires LUNS of perennial reservations activated. All is well until the customer decides to expand two of the LUNS. PowerCLI continues to account for the original size of those LUNs, which breaks our reports.

  Logically, it makes sense, but it still seems a bit of an ejection. Has anyone seen elsewhere this behavior and you have found ways around it?

  See you soon!

  You didn't say how to retrieve the size of the LUN.

  If not through esxcli, not the following returns the correct size (change the hostname ESXi and LUN canonicalname)?

  $esxcli = get-EsxCli - VMHost MyEsx

  $esxcli.storage.core.device.list ('naa.60050768123455af1800009876000023')

• Correct syntax for powercli reports (csv format)

  PowerCLI novice here... trying to get my head around the correct syntax for the declaration of properties in a csv file.

  I know that the underside is all wrong, but it should be easy to understand what I am trying to accomplish. Im just not sure what the correct syntax should be to achieve the desired results (which is just the capture device, model type and State to a csv file).

  $report = @)

  $info = get-VMHost | Get-VMHostHba | where {$_.} Type - eq "FibreChannel"}

  $row = "" | Select the device, model, type, status

  $row. Device = $info. Select the device

  $row. Type = $info | Select the Type

  $row. Model = $info | Select the model

  $row. Status = $info | Select the State

  $report += $row

  $report | Export-Csv "c:\Temp\results.csv" - NoTypeInformation

  ############

  Thanks in advance for the answers...

  Kevin

  Try this:

  $report = @)

  foreach ($esx get-cluster | get-vmhost | get-view | sort-object name) {}

  foreach ($hba in $esx. Config.StorageDevice.HostBusAdapter) {}

  if($HBA.) GetType(). {Name - eq "HostFibreChannelHba")}

  $row = "" | Select the WWN, device, model name, State

  $row. Name = $esx.name

  $wwn = $hba. PortWorldWideName

  $wwnhex = '{0}': x f $wwn

  $row. WWN = $wwnhex

  $row.device = $hba.device

  $row.model = $hba.model

  $row.status = $hba.status

  $report += $row

  }

  }

  }

  $report | c:\Temp\hbainf-to-host.csv - NoTypeInformation csv export

• Not accessible event properties on PowerCLI report

  I am running a report that pulls the properties on items in the 'event '.  For some reason, some properties are accessible and show them in the output of the report.  Other properties are not.  Here's the report:

  Get-VIEvent - maxsamples ([int]: MaxValue)-start (Get-Date). AddDays(-6)-done (Get-Date).adddays(-4) |

  where {"VmCreatedEvent", "VmClonedEvent", "VmDeployedEvent" - contains $_.} GetType(). Name} |

  Select Createduserid, userName,@{N="VM"; E={$_. VM. Name}},@{N="RAM '; E={$_. VM. Earl of MemoryGB}},@{N="vCPU"; E={$_. VM space (GB) NumCpu}},@{N="Provisioned '; '. E={$_. VM space (GB) ProvisionedSpaceGB}},@{N="Used '; '. E={$_. VM. UsedSpaceGB}},@{N="ESXi host"; E={$_. $host.name}},

  @{N = "vCenter Server"; E={$_. VM. Uid.Split(":") [0]. {{Split("@") [1]}} | Export-csv-path "c:\vmscreated.txt".

  The following properties show for all virtual machines:

  • Createduserid
  • username
  • Virtual Machine name (referenced above using $_.) VM. name)
  • ESXi host name (referenced above using $_.) $host.name)

  the following properties do not show for the virtual machines:

  • RAM
  • vCPU County
  • Space in use
  • Space used
  • vCenter Server

  Any ideas why 5 properties do not work?

  Thank you!

  Sure.

  You have the name of the virtual machine by the events, those use to determine if the virtual machine still exists and to recover the 5 properties you want.

• Need help with powercli report - thin disk

  Hello

  As always, the forums here have given me what I need, and I learned a lot. However my knowledge of script is still not at the level where I can combine all I learned. I would appreciate help.

  Basically, I want to write a report that shows the configuration of each computer drive virtual MORE stocked the size of the disc if the disc is thin.

  Currently, I have the following two pieces of code that run completely separately.

  1 - show me the size committed

  $report = @)
  #$allvms = get - VM
  {foreach ($vm to $allvms)
  $vmview = $vm | Get-View
  foreach ($disk in $vmview. Storage.PerDatastoreUsage) {}
  $dsview = (get-view $disk. Data store)
  $dsview. RefreshDatastoreStorageInfo()

  $row = "" | Select VMNAME DATASTORE, VMSIZE_GB, VMUSED_GB %
  $row. VMNAME = $vmview. Config.Name
  $row. DATA store is $dsview. Name
  $row. VMSIZE_GB = (($disk.Committed+$disk.Uncommitted)/1024/1024/1024)
  $row. VMUSED_GB = (($disk.Committed)/1024/1024/1024)
  $row. P = [int] (($row.)) VMUSED_GB / $row. (VMSIZE_GB) * 100)
  $report += $row
  }
  }
  $report | Out-GridView

  2nd - produces the majority of the report

  $report = @)
  $report = {foreach ($vm to $ALLVMs)
  Get-disk hard $vm | Select @{N = 'The virtual computer name'; E = {$vm. Name}},
  @{N = "RDM Name"; E = {($_ | where {"RawPhysical", "RawVirtual"-contient $_.)} DiskType}). File name}}.
  @{N = 'Data store name'; E = {($_ | where {"RawPhysical", "RawVirtual"-notcontains $_.)} DiskType}). Filename.Split(']') [0]. TrimStart('[')}},
  @{N = 'Name of the HD'; E={$_. Name}},
  @{N = 'Size of HD GiB'; E={$_. CapacityKB/1 MB}},
  @{N = "Format"; E={$_. StorageFormat}},
  @{N = "Clerk disk"; {E = {$_.Committed}}.
  @{N = 'Memory'; E={ }},
  Get - VM $vm | Select @{N = 'Memory'; E = {$vm. MemoryMB}}
  
  }

  $report | Out-GridView

  Thanks to those who submitted the code above, I changed a bit!

  Ideally, the 2nd report would contain a "Committed disk" column which shows the < committed > according to code 1.

  Any help or pointers gladly accepted.

  Unless you have a 1 vdisk in line with the strategy of the data (as already mentioned Conrad) store, I'm afraid, it's impossible

• Slow mac/nic/fqdn VM with powercli report...

  Hello

  I made this script to get all the VMs, full name, mac address, generating type

  It takes about 5 minutes to run when I run it on 250 virtual machines on a single vCenter, anyway to make it go faster?

  The customer wanted to get the name of the virtual machine and the host name of the virtual machine itself because they could defer incase someone doesn't not the installation procedures.

  The customer has a u1 4.1 vSphere environment

  # Get the virtual network adapter
  #
  # Niklas Åkerlund / RTS

  $VMs = get - VM *.
  $Data = @)

  {foreach ($VM to $VMs)
  $VMGuest is get-view $VM. ID
  $NICs = $VM.NetworkAdapters
  {foreach ($NIC to $NICs)
  $into = new-Object PSObject
  Add-Member - InputObject $into - MemberType NoteProperty-Name VMname $VM. Name
  Add-Member - InputObject $into - MemberType NoteProperty-name VMfqdn $VM. Guest.HostName
  Add-Member - InputObject $into - MemberType NoteProperty-name NICtype $NIC. Type
  Add-Member - InputObject $into - MemberType NoteProperty-Name $NIC MacAddress. MacAddress
  Add-Member - InputObject $into - MemberType NoteProperty-name AddresType $NIC. ExtensionData.AddressType
  $Data = $into
  
  }

  }
  $Data | Export-Csv-path C:\VMNICinfo2.csv - NoTypeInformation

  Hello, niklasak-

  Yes, you can do it faster by using just the Get-views, instead of use Get-VM as well.  Not too different from your script in appearance (you have already used Get-view some), but much faster:

  &{Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name, Guest.HostName, Config.Hardware.Device | %{    $viewThisVM = $_    $viewThisVM.Config.Hardware.Device | ?{$_ -is [VMware.Vim.VirtualEthernetCard]} | %{        New-Object -Type PSObject -Property @{            VMname = $viewThisVM.Name            VMfqdn = $viewThisVM.Guest.HostName            NICtype = $_.GetType().Name            MacAddress = $_.MacAddress            AddressType = $_.AddressType        } ## end new-object    } ## end foreach-object} ## end foreach-object} | Select VMname,VMfqdn,NICtype,MacAddress,AddressType | Export-Csv -Path C:\VMNICinfo2.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

  In a test with about 350 VM environment, it took about five seconds.  The previous path took 7.5 minutes (447 seconds) in this environment.  Thus, it was about ninety 90 times more fast - not bad.  Should be a little lighter on the memory consumption, too.  If you are looking for speed, stick to Get - view (and specifying only the properties necessary) is a great way to go.

  How does he for you?

• To access the information of VMware Service Manager (VSM) using PowerCLI

  If the details on virtual machines are stored in VSM I need to add to a PowerCLI report, is a reference to how to get information on a VM of MSM and add it to a report that is created from vCenter Server information?

  For example, I have a report indicating:

  Get - vm | Select name, memorygb

  However, the owner of the network for this virtual machine is stored in a field of VSM.  How would I change my report to add the owner of the network of MSM?

  It there is no info on 'hard' on this interruption, but take a look at this.

  These guys could have more concrete info.

• For a total of columns of a report

  Suppose I have a report that gets a few values on VMs and export it to csv format:

  Get - vm | SELECT name, memoryGB, numcpu | Export-csv c:\myreport.csv

  Can I change the powercli report so that it calculates the total memory and CPU total of all virtual machines and shown at the bottom of the MemoryGB column and the numCPU?

  Thank you!

  You can do something like this.

  It adds a supplement with totals

  $report = Get-VM| Select name, memoryGB, numcpu
  
  $report += New-Object PSObject -Property @{  Name = "Totals"  MemoryGB = $report | Measure-Object -Property MemoryGB -Sum | Select -ExpandProperty Sum  nUMcpu = $report | Measure-Object -Property NumCPU -Sum | Select -ExpandProperty Sum}
  
  
  

  The trick is to use the same property names, to avoid problems with for example Export-Csv thereafter.

• Best way to send the report

  What is the best way to edit this report in order to send it as a csv file and an html attachment using a smtp server?

  Get-VIEvent - MaxSamples ([int]: MaxValue) - start $start - finishing $finish |

  Where-Object {"VmCreatedEvent", "VmClonedEvent", "VmDeployedEvent" - contains $_.} GetType(). Name} | %{

  $evtThisNewVMEvent = $_

  Get-VM-Id $_. Vm.VM |

  Select @{N = 'The virtual computer name'; {E = {$_.name}},

  @{N = "MΘmoire (GB)"; E={$_. MemoryGB}},

  @{N = "time created"; {E = {$evtThisNewVMEvent.createdTime}}

  } | Export-csv-path "c:\vmscreated.csv" - NoTypeInformation

  You can use something similar as in Re: Emailing the results of a PowerCLI report

• Reports on the folder permissions

  How can I use powerCLI report on which groups active directory has permissions on a folder in the Server vCenter?

  The following script kind of handset 2 previous scripts.

  It allows to print permissions that applies models and virtual computers.

  But that can easily be extended to do the same for data centers and records. Also call the function get-permissions for the files and data centers.

  function get-permissions($vm){
      $vmImpl = Get-VM -Name $vm -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue    if($vmImpl){
          Get-VIPermission -Entity $vmImpl | %{
              Write-Host "`t" $_.Role $_.Principal $_.Entity $_.Propagate
          }
      }
      else{
          $templImpl = Get-Template -Name $vm -ErrorAction SilentlyCOntinue        if($templImpl){
              Get-VIPermission -Entity $templImpl | %{
                  Write-Host "`t" $_.Role $_.Principal $_.Entity $_.Propagate
              }
          }
      }
  }
  
  function get-children-reverse($entity,$path)
  {
      if($entity.Name -ne "vm"){
          $path = $path + "\" + $entity.Name
      }
      foreach($child in $entity.ChildEntity){
          $childfld = Get-View -Id $child        switch($childfld.gettype().name){
              "Folder" {
                  Write-Host ($path + "\" + $childfld.Name)
                  get-children-reverse $childfld $path            }
              "VirtualMachine"{
                  $vm = $path + "\" + $childfld.Name
                  Write-Host $vm                get-permissions $childfld.Name
              }
              "Datacenter"{
                  Write-Host ($path + "\" + $childfld.Name)
                  get-children-reverse $childfld $path            }
              "ClusterComputeResource" {
                  Write-Host ($path + "\" + $childfld.Name)
                  foreach($esxMoRef in $childfld.Host){
                      $esx = Get-View -Id $esxMorEF                    $h = $esx.Name+ "\" + $path + "\" + $childfld.Name
                      Write-Host $h                }
              }
          }
      }
  }
  
  Get-Datacenter | %{
      $dc = Get-View -Id ($_).id
      $folder = Get-View -Id $dc.VmFolder
      get-children-reverse $folder $dc.Name
  }
  

  The script will export all output to the screen.

  If you need it in a different format, let me know.

• Base - Add the user name and password in script?

  Hello

  Scripting is not my thing, I run the script below in order to get the use of the data store space and it requires user name and password for vcenter, how do I add it in the script, then I can run as a scheduled task on my Windows Server that has installed PowerCli?

  # These are the properties assigned to the table via the ConvertTo-HTML cmdlet.

  $tableProperties = '< style >.

  $tableProperties = $tableProperties + "TABLE {border-width: 1px;}. border-style: solid; border-color: black ;} »

  $tableProperties = $tableProperties + "TH {border-width: 1px;}. padding: 5px; border-style: solid; border-color: black ;} »

  $tableProperties = $tableProperties + "TD {text-align: center;} '. border-width: 1px; padding: 5px; border-style: solid; border-color: black ;} »

  $tableProperties = $tableProperties + ' < / style >.

  ##The script will automatically connect to the server if necessary. The $server variable must

  #be changed if the server name changes.

  $server = "192.168.132.1".

  If (!) () to connect-viserver $server - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue). IsConnected)

  {

  Write-Host "connection to the server: ' $server

  to connect-viserver $server - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue err - ErrorVariable

  If ($Err)

  {

  Write-Host "Connection to the server error, please check server name." - ForegroundColor Red

  breaking

  }

  Write-Host "Full" - ForegroundColor Green

  }

  # cmdlet to retrieve information from data warehouses.

  # variable $rep stores all the information for each data store.

  $rep = @)

  Get-Datastore. Sort-Object-property name. {ForEach-Object

  $Datastore = $_

  $Report = "" | Select-Object - property Datastore, CapacityGB, FreeSpaceGB, PercFreeSpace

  $Report.Datastore = $Datastore.Name

  $Report.CapacityGB = [math]: tour ($_.) CapacityMB / 1 KB, 0)

  $Report.FreeSpaceGB = [math]: tour ($_.) FreeSpaceMB / 1 KB, 0)

  $Report.PercFreeSpace = [math]: Round (((100 * ($_.))) FreeSpaceMB)) / ($_.) (CapacityMB)), 0)

  $rep += $Report

  }

  # Formats date, file name, etc. #.

  #Write - Host "Generating report".

  $date = get-date

  $datefile = get-date - uformat ' %d-%m - Y % - hour %M ' %S

  $filename = "C:\vmware\powercli\reports\VMwareDatastoreUsage_" + $datefile + ".htm".

  # Generates vsphere datastore usage report #.

  Write-Host "Full" - ForegroundColor Green

  Write-Host "Generating datastore usage report".

  $rep | Sort PercFreeSpace | ConvertTo-HTML-head $tableProperties - body ' < th > < font style = ' "color: #000000 '" > < big > < b > VMware Datastore using < /b > < / big > < / font > < /th > | Out-file $filename

  Write-Host "Full" - ForegroundColor Green

  Write-Host "usage of your data store report has been saved to: ' $filename

  ##Send email with attached generated report #.

  #Write - Host "sending email with report:" $filename + "attached".

  Send-MailMessage-to "vmware-reports < . " [email protected] >"-subject 'vSphere datastore use' - to ' Andy White < [email protected] > "-body" VMware report attached: use of the data store "- attachment $filename - high - dno onSuccess, onFailure - smtpServer 192.168.13.3

  The connection is made in this line

  SE connect-VIServer $server - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue err - ErrorVariable

  You can add the user and password parameters of the cmdlet Connect-ViServer . But you want to have this info hardcoded in the script?

  An alternative is to use the credentials store.

  There are other alternatives to store the credentials.

• How to print if there is no output from the command in the HTML file instead of all?

  Hi all

  I got this Hostile coding HTML and I gave my entry for this get my desired result. Below the Script works fine.

  Problem here is when I execute Script I put out in the HTML file with all the details below.

  Example: If no virtual machine is not connected to the CD ROM, and then also in the output html file I see topic as 'CD-ROM connected to VM"- I does not require that there is no such VM.

  Is it possible that I can print only if the command's output to the HTML file.

  Please suggest on this.

  $OutputPath = get-Date - UFormat "C:\users\$env:username\desktop\Reports\ /%B /%Y-%b-%d @ % I-%M%p.html.

  $Css = '< style >.

  {body

  do-family: Verdana, without serif.

  do-size: 14px;

  Color: #666666;

  background: #FEFEFE;

  }

  #title {}

  color: #90B 800;

  font size: 30px;

  make-weight: bold;

  padding-top: 25px;

  margin-left: 35px;.

  height: 50px;

  }

  {#subtitle}

  do-size: 11px;

  margin-left: 35px;.

  }

  #main {}

  position: relative;

  padding-top: 10px;

  padding-left: 10px;

  padding-bottom: 10px;

  padding-right: 10px;

  }

  {#box1}

  position: absolute;

  background: #F8F8F8;

  border: 1px solid #DCDCDC;

  margin-left: 10px;

  padding-top: 10px;

  padding-left: 10px;

  padding-bottom: 10px;

  padding-right: 10px;

  }

  {#boxheader}

  do-family: Arial, without serif.

  padding: 5px 20px;

  position: relative;

  z-index: 20;

  display: block;

  height: 30px;

  color: #777;

  text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba (255,255,255,0.8);

  line-height: 33px;

  font size: 19px;

  Background: #fff;

  background:-moz-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff 1%, #eaeaea 100%).

  background:-webkit-gradient (linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(1%,#ffffff), color-stop(100%,#eaeaea));

  background:-webkit-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff 1%,#eaeaea 100%).

  background:-o-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff 1%,#eaeaea 100%).

  background:-ms-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff 1%,#eaeaea 100%).

  background: linear-gradient(top, #ffffff 1%,#eaeaea 100%).

  filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient (startColorstr = "#ffffff", endColorstr = "#eaeaea", GradientType = 0);

  box-shadow:

  0px 0px 0px 1px rgba (155,155,155,0.3),

  1px 0px 0px 0px rgba (255,255,255,0.9) Locket,

  0px 2px 2px rgba (0,0,0,0.1);

  }

  table {}

  Width: 100%;

  border-collapse: collapse;

  }

  table td, table th {}

  border: 1px solid #98bf21;

  padding: 3px 7px 2px 7px;

  }

  Table th {}

  text-align: left;

  padding-top: 5px;

  padding-bottom: 4px;

  background-color: #90B 800;

  color: #fff;

  }

  table tr.alt td {}

  Color: #000;

  background-color: #EAF2D3;

  }

  "< / style" >

  #These's statements of divs used to properly style HTML using CSS defined previously

  $PageBoxOpener = "< div id ="box1"" > ""

  $one = "< div id ="boxheader"" > Services vCenter < / div > ""

  $BoxContentOpener = "< div id ="boxcontent"" > ""

  $PageBoxCloser = "" < / div > ""

  $br = "< br >".

  $two = "< div id ="boxheader"" > DataStore < / div > ""

  $three = "< div id ="boxheader"" > data mapped with hosts store < / div > ""

  $four = "< div id ="boxheader"" > VM on Local Storage < / div > ""

  $five = "< div id ="boxheader"" > VM in incompatible files < / div > ""

  $six = "< div id ="boxheader"> Sharing (Virtual) ' in VM SCSI Bus < / div >" "

  $seven = "< div id ="boxheader"" > CD-ROM connected to the virtual computer < / div > ""

  $eight = "< div id ="boxheader"" > ISO mounted VM < / div > ""

  $nine = "< div id ="boxheader"" > map of physical Nic below 1 GB < / div > ""

  $ten = "< div id ="boxheader"" > Host Configuration issues < / div > ""

  VCenter Service Info #Get

  $vcservice = Get-Service -ComputerName srti003a vpxd,vctomcat,VMWareCertificateService,VMwareDirectoryService,VMwareIdentityMgmtService,VMwareKdcService,vmwarelogbrowser,VMwareSTS,vimQueryService,vmware-network-coredump,vmware-network-coredump-webserver,vimPBSM,vmware-ufad-vci,RpcEptMapper,DcomLaunch,RpcSs,VMTools | where {$_.} Status - doesn't "work"} | Select-Object Name, DisplayName, status | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  Info question for the #Get data store

  $dc = get-datastore. where {$_.} State - eq "unavailable"} | Select-object Name, State. ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #Get issue of data store mapped with hosts Info

  $dci = get-datastore. where {$_.} State - eq "unavailable"} | Select-object Name, State

  $maph = get-VMHost - store of data $dci.name | Select name. ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #Get VM located on the storage space that are registered in the inventory

  $vmls = get-Datastore. where {$_.} Name - match "local | Stor"} | Get - VM | Get-hard drive | Select @{N = 'Name'; E={$_. Parent}},@{N='Filename'; E={$_. {{Filename.Split('/') [0]}} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #Get VM inconsistent name in the inventory and the path to the folder

  $vmi = get-View - ViewType VirtualMachine.

  where {$_.} Name - not $_. {Summary.Config.VMPathName.Split (['/] ") [2]} |

  Select Name,@{N='Path'; E={$_. {(Summary.Config.VMPathName.Split('/') [0]}} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  Bus #SCSI, share on a virtual computer

  #$phy = get-Cluster | Get-VMHost | Get - VM | Get-SCSI controller. Where-Object {$_.} BusSharingMode - eq 'Physical'} | Select {$_.} Parent.Name}, {$_.} Parent.Host}, BusSharingMode | Sort {$_.} Parent.Host} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  $vir = get-Cluster | Get-VMHost | Get - VM | Get-SCSI controller. Where-Object {$_.} BusSharingMode - eq 'virtual'} | Select {$_.} Parent.Name}, {$_.} Parent.Host}, BusSharingMode | Sort {$_.} Parent.Host} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #CD-ROM connected to the virtual computer

  $cd = get - vm | where {$_ | get-cddrive | where {$_.}} ConnectionState.Connected - eq "true"}} | Select name. ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #ISO mounted on the virtual machine

  $iso = get - vm | where {$_ | get-cddrive | where {$_.}} ConnectionState.Connected - eq "true" - and $_. ISOPath-like. " {{' ISO * "}} | Select Name, @{Name =". Path ISO. " Expression = {(Get-CDDrive_$_).isopath}} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #Physical speed of NIC 1 GB cards list below

  $nic = get-VMHostNetworkAdapter | Where {$_.} BitRatePerSec - no "0" - and $_. BitRatePerSec - not "1000" - and $_. {BitRatePerSec - not "10000"} | Where {$_.} Name - match "vmnic"} | Select Name, VMHost |  ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  #Host configuration problems

  $hi = get-VMHost | Select @{N = "HostName"; E={$_. Name}},@{N='Message'; E={$_. ExtensionData.ConfigIssue.FullFormattedMessage}} | where {$_.} Message - '[string]'} | ConvertTo-HTML-Fragment

  Report #Create HTML

  #-Tête parameter may be omitted if the header is declared in the body

  ConvertTo-Html-title "vCheck" - head "< div id ="title"> PowerCLI Reporting < / div > $br < div id =" subtitle"> report generated: $(Get-Date) < / div >"

  "- Body"$Css $PageBoxOpener $one $BoxContentOpener $vcservice $PageBoxCloser $br $two $BoxContentOpener $dc $PageBoxCloser $br $three $BoxContentOpener $maph $PageBoxCloser $four $BoxContentOpener $vmls $PageBoxCloser $five $BoxContentOpener $vmi $PageBoxCloser $six $BoxContentOpener $vir $PageBoxCloser $seven $BoxContentOpener $cd $PageBoxCloser $Eight $BoxContentOpener $iso $PageBoxCloser $Nine $BoxContentOpener $nic $PageBoxCloser $Ten $PageBoxOpener $hi $PageBoxCloser.

  " | Out-file - filepath $OutputPath

  You seem to have blank lines, that should not be there.

  The last 3 lines of the script must be

  "ConvertTo-Html-title"vCheck"- head"

  PowerCLI Reporting

  $br

  Report generated: $(Get-Date)

  " `

  -Body $Body |

  Out-file - filepath $OutputPath

• Generation of report via PowerCLI

  Hello

  I'm trying to generate report of the VMs hosted by PowerCLI generating a csv file. Here is the code:

  SE connect-VIServer SERVERNAMEHERE

  $allvminfo = @)

  $vms = get - vm

  {foreach ($vm to $vms)

  $vminfo = "" | Select name, folder, host, PowerState, CPUCount, RAMAssigned, ProvisionedSpace, UsedSpace, UnusedSpace

  $VMPowerState is get - VM $vm. Name | Select PowerState

  $VMPowerState = $VmPowerState.PowerState

  $CPUCount is get - VM $vm. Name | Select NumCpu

  $CPUCount = $CPUCount.NumCpu

  $RAMAssigned is get - VM $vm. Name | Select MemoryMB

  $RAMAssigned = $RAMAssigned.MemoryMB

  $vmview is get - VM $vm. Name | Get-View

  $ProvisionedSpace is get - VM $vm. Name | Select ProvisionedSpaceGB

  $ProvisionedSpace = $ProvisionedSpace.ProvisionedSpaceGB

  $ProvisionedSpace = [math]: round ($ProvisionedSpace, 2)

  $ProvisionedSpace = $ProvisionedSpace.ToString)

  $ProvisionedSpace = $ProvisionedSpace + 'Go '.

  $UsedSpace is get - VM $vm. Name | Select UsedSpaceGB

  $UsedSpace = $UsedSpace.UsedSpaceGB

  $UsedSpace = [math]: round ($UsedSpace, 2)

  $UsedSpace = $UsedSpace.ToString)

  $UsedSpace = $UsedSpace + 'Go '.

  $vminfo. Name = $vm. Name

  $vminfo.folder = $vm.folder

  $vminfo. Host = $VMHost

  $vminfo. = $VMPowerState PowerState

  $vminfo. CPUCount = $CPUCount

  $vminfo. RAMAssigned = $RAMAssigned

  $vminfo. ProvisionedSpace = $ProvisionedSpace

  $vminfo. UsedSpace = $UsedSpace

  $allvminfo += $vminfo

  }

  $allvminfo | Select name, folder, PowerState, CPUCount, RAMAssigned, ProvisionedSpace, UsedSpace | Export-Csv "C:\temp\VMs.csv" - noTypeInformation

  the question is: what am I doing wrong?

  The 1st screenshot, it seems that your connection to the server vSphere expires quickly enough.

  What interval is set?

  Do a Get-PowerCLIConfiguration