Tasks/events for ESX or VM: PowerCLI script

Hi all

Please can someone suggest a script that copies all the entries in the task/event of a virtual machine or ESX to html or excel sheet and post it. It must be a particular server not all vCenter servers.

Thank you

Try this

$fileName = $env:Temp + '\report.csv' $entity = Get-VM -Name MyVM Get-VIEvent -Entity $entity -MaxSamples 1000 |
Select CreatedTime,UserName,FullFormattedMessage | Export-Csv -Path $fileName -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
Send-MailMessage -From "[email protected]" -To "[email protected]" `    -Subject "Events" -Attachments $fileName -SmtpServer "mail.lucd.info"

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