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= Reporting = | = Reporting = | ||
== VM's with Host and Cluster List == | == VM's with Host and Cluster List == | ||
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The script borrows heavily from http://get-admin.com/blog/how-to/vmware/powercli-get-every-vm-added-to-vcenter-in-the-last-30-days/, which is where the real genius of the script comes from. | The script borrows heavily from http://get-admin.com/blog/how-to/vmware/powercli-get-every-vm-added-to-vcenter-in-the-last-30-days/, which is where the real genius of the script comes from. | ||
I use a username and password file for credentials, see | I use a username and password file for credentials, see the note under the script for more info, plus a CSV with a list of vCentres in (one column with a heading of "vc"). | ||
<source lang="Powershell"> | <source lang="Powershell"> | ||
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= Maintenance = | = Maintenance = | ||
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</source> | </source> | ||
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== Migrate VMs Between vCentres == | == Migrate VMs Between vCentres == | ||
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== Set VM Tools to Update Automatically on VM Reboot == | == Set VM Tools to Update Automatically on VM Reboot == | ||