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.

5. GitHub Repository
5. VMware Code Samples: 
   1. vmware-collect
   2. Change Path Policy ESXi RR
   3. vCollect Storage PATH per ESXi for each venter
   4. vCollect Storage By Partition for each vCenter
   5. vCollect Hardware Information By ESXi for each vCenter
   6. vCollect Products for each vCenter
   7. vCollect All VMs details with Hosts Info for All vCenter

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:

5. Data Center                   
5. vCenter Server                
5. vCluster                      
5. VM                            
6. VM CPU Count                  
5. VM CPU Core Count             
5. Power State                   
5. Fault Tolerance State         
5. Online Standby                
5. Version                       
5. Description                   
5. Notes                         
5. Memory MB                     
5. Resource Pool                 
5. Resource Pool ID              
5. Persistent ID                 
5. ID                            
5. UID                           
5. UUID                          
5. IPs                           
5. MACs                          
5. Network Names                 
5. OS                            
5. FQDN                          
5. Screen Dimensions             
5. OS2                           
5. FQDN2                         
5. Guest Host name               
5. Guest Id                      
5. Guest Full Name               
5. Guest IP                      
5. Cluster                       
5. Host Name1                    
5. Host Name2                    
5. Host Name3                    
5. Host Domain Name              
5. Host CPU Count                
5. Host CPU Core Count           
5. Hyperthreading Active         
5. Host Manufacturer             
5. Host ID                       
5. Host UID                      
5. Host Power State              
5. Host Hyper Threading          
5. Host vMotion Enabled          
5. Host Vendor                   
5. Host Model                    
5. Host RAM                      
5. Host CPU Model                
5. Host Thread Count             
5. Host CPU Speed                
5. Host Vmresult Name            
5. Host Vmresult Version         
5. Host Vmresult Build           
5. Host Vmresult OS              
5. Host Vmresult License Key     
5. Host Vmresult License Name    
5. Host Vmresult License Version 
5. Host vMotion IP Address       
5. 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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