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Sureshadmin
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Need powershell scripts to collect ESX storage info

Hi,

I need three scripts to collect ESX storage information as given below

1. Storage hardware info --> to collect info about SCSI controller and HBA cards.

ESX Name | SCSI controller | HBA1 | HBA2

Expected output

ESX Name | SCSI (Model,Bios version,serial Number, Raid config) | HBA1(Model, Firmware version, serial number,WWPN) | HBA2(Model, Firmware version, serial number,WWPN)

Note : Need info about all SCSI controllers and HBA's in the ESX box, so additional columns could be added as required.

2.Storage usage report ---> Storage usage report including local filesystem storage and also SAN volumes.

ESX name | Filesystem | Size | Used | Avail | Use% | Mount Point | Extents

Note : Need all sizes in GB. Extents are applicable for SAN datastores and just need the extent DiskID like vmhba1:1:1

3. San disk information -->To collect information about San Disk

Disk ID | Lun ID | Disk Size | Make/Model | Path(s) | Policy | Active HBA WWPN

Expected Output

vmhba1:1:1 | 0110 | 130G | EMCxxxx | 4 | Fixed | xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Sureshadmin
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Thanks Luc. It works!

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Sureshadmin
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Luc,

At Last when export the report to CSV file, the vaules of $totalsize and $totalusize does not get copied in csv sheet. How do i export the values of $totalsize and $totalusize at the end of the CSV File?

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@{N="Used%";E={"{0:P1}" -f $usedPerc}},
    @{N="Mount point";E={$_.Path}}
    $totalsize += ($totalsize + $sizeGB)
    $totalusize += ($totalusize + $usedGB)
    }
  $totalsize
  $totalusize
} | Export-csv "c:\test.csv"
}

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RvdNieuwendijk
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The next script exports the $totalsize and $totalusize to the .csv file also. I made some other changes too. E.g. the calculation of the total sizes was not correct.

Get-Cluster | ForEach-Object {
  $Cluster = $_
  $dsTab = @{}
  $TotalSizeGB = [double]0
  $TotalUsedSizeGB = [double]0
  $esxImpl = $cluster | Get-VMHost | Select-Object -First 1
  $ds = $esxImpl | Get-Datastore | ForEach-Object {$dsTab[$_.Name] = $_}
  $esxImpl | Get-VMHostStorage | ForEach-Object {
    $_.FileSystemVolumeInfo | ForEach-Object {
      $SizeGB = $_.Capacity/1GB
      $TotalSizeGB += $SizeGB
      $UsedGB = ($_.Capacity/1MB - ($dsTab[$_.Name]).FreeSpaceMB)/1KB
      $TotalUsedSizeGB += $UsedGB
      $UsedPerc = $UsedGB / $SizeGB
      $AvailGB = ($dsTab[$_.Name]).FreeSpaceMB/1KB
      $ds = Get-View $dsTab[$_.Name].Id
      $_ | Select-Object -Property @{N="ESX Name";E={$esxImpl.Name}},
        @{N="Cluster Name";E={$Cluster}},
        @{N="FS Name";E={$_.Name}},
        @{N="Type";E={$_.Type}},
        @{N="SizeGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f $sizeGB}},
        @{N="UsedGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f $UsedGB}},
        @{N="AvailableGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f $AvailGB}},
        @{N="Used%";E={"{0:P1}" -f $UsedPerc}},
        @{N="Mount point";E={$_.Path}},TotalSizeGB,TotalUsedSizeGB
    }    
  }
  "" | Select-Object -Property @{N="Cluster Name";E={$cluster}},
      @{N="TotalSizeGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f $TotalSizeGB}},
      @{N="TotalUsedSizeGB";E={"{0:N1}" -f $TotalUsedSizeGB}}
} | Export-csv -Path "DatastoreSizes.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture 


Regards, Robert

Blog: https://rvdnieuwendijk.com/ | Twitter: @rvdnieuwendijk | Author of: https://www.packtpub.com/virtualization-and-cloud/learning-powercli-second-edition
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