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"Try something like this   $vms = Import-CSV "c:\temp\vmlistaa.csv" <br />foreach ( $vm in $vms ){   Get-VM"

"You didn't say which type of SCSI Controller is used, by from some quick tests it looks as if in vSphere 5, the BusNumber is still there and"

"The CSV file looks ok, but the error says that you have a $vm with a $null value. Can you open your CSV file with notepad and check if ther"

"Yes, if you place the hostname and Config.Product object together in the pipeline, the Export-Csv cmdlet will not know how to handle this."

"Not sure what exactly you are trying to do, but there is a closing curly brace missing. Is this producing what you want ?   get-view"

"No need to specify the IntervalSecs and Finish parameter. The Get-Stat cmdlet knows, based on the Start parameter, which interval you want."

"Moved to the vCloud Director PowerCLI Community."

"That looks ok. I would just add a test if Get-EsxCli actually returned anything. And perhaps avoid to have the same constants twice in you"

"The attached script does CPU and Memory statistics. Or do you mean something else ?   Concerning the error, that could be caused by a VM"

"I assume you already consulted the vSphere Web Services SDK Programming Guide ? In there are several sections that document how to work w"

"Before asking question i must say that i am a Newbie in networking and  hence need help from you guys here. Am having a Windows XP computer"

"That looks as if you were connected to the vCenter and the ESXi server(s). You can check which connection are open with $defaultVIServers"