PowerCLI

Made a small script to keep up with the hosts in a cluster, to get a daily report of their usage, Virtual machine count, and other overview information. This script can be scheduled with Task scheduler if you want.   ############################################################## ### ### VMHost status query script ### Version 0.2 ### 21.1.2013 ### ############################################################## ### ### CONFIGURATION ### ### $export_path = “C:\Datacenter\ESXi_Host_Status” $export_datef = get-date -format yyyy-MM-dd-H-mm $login_user = “”…

Found this powershell script on Enterpriseadmins.org site which lists all Thick provisioned disks, and thought id share it here as well. get-vm | get-view | %{ $name = $_.name $_.Config.Hardware.Device | where {$_.GetType().Name -eq “VirtualDisk”} | %{ if(!$_.Backing.ThinProvisioned){ “$name has a thick provisioned disk” } } }