vCollect All VMs details with Hosts Info for All vCenter
Overview:
vCollect provides a PowerCLI scripts that produce infrastructure audit and reports of VMware SDDC (vSphere, NSX, vCloud DIrector, vRealize Automation) environments in CSV or Excel file format.
Description:
This PowerShell script, vCollect-AllVMs-details-HostInfo-AllvCenter.ps1 will bring back all the VMs details in All vCenter with Host information, and return it in a nice list for you that includes:
- Data Center
- vCenter Server
- vCluster
- VM
- VM CPU Count
- VM CPU Core Count
- Power State
- Fault Tolerance State
- Online Standby
- Version
- Description
- Notes
- Memory MB
- Resource Pool
- Resource Pool ID
- Persistent ID
- ID
- UID
- UUID
- IPs
- MACs
- Network Names
- OS
- FQDN
- Screen Dimensions
- OS2
- FQDN2
- Guest Host name
- Guest Id
- Guest Full Name
- Guest IP
- Cluster
- Host Name1
- Host Name2
- Host Name3
- Host Domain Name
- Host CPU Count
- Host CPU Core Count
- Hyperthreading Active
- Host Manufacturer
- Host ID
- Host UID
- Host Power State
- Host Hyper Threading
- Host vMotion Enabled
- Host Vendor
- Host Model
- Host RAM
- Host CPU Model
- Host Thread Count
- Host CPU Speed
- Host Vmresult Name
- Host Vmresult Version
- Host Vmresult Build
- Host Vmresult OS
- Host Vmresult License Key
- Host Vmresult License Name
- Host Vmresult License Version
- Host vMotion IP Address
- Host vMotion Subnet Mask
Output:
The information is output as CSV file per server and XLXS/CSV file for all vCenter for documentation purposes or archiving.
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