powercli script to get network adapter ,network adapter type, ipaddress and mac address

[breakstuf50]

Hi everyone,

Can someone help me complete this script... We wanted to get additional information to list the network cards, network type, ip address and mac address. Thanks in advance.

Get-View -ViewType virtualmachine -SearchRoot (get-cluster 'testt').id -Filter @{'Summary.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus'='guestToolsNeedUpgrade'} |

Select Name,@{N='tools ver';E={$_.Config.Tools.ToolsVersion}},

  @{N='Tools Status';E={$_.Summary.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus}},

  @{N='Guest OS';E={$_.Config.GuestFullName}}

  @{N='VM Notes';E={$_.Summary.Config.Annotation}},

  @{N="Contact";E={

    $key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "Contact"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key

    $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}},

    @{N="CreatedBy";E={

    $key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "CreatedBy"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key

    $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}},

    @{N="CreatedOn";E={

    $key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "CreatedOn"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key

    $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}}|

Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture -Path C:\test\test1.csv

[MKguy]

The following script should take care of collecting that information:

{code}

Get-View -ViewType virtualmachine -SearchRoot (get-cluster '*testt*').id -Filter @{'Summary.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus'='guestToolsNeedUpgrade'} | 
Select Name,@{N='tools ver';E={$_.Config.Tools.ToolsVersion}},
  @{N='Tools Status';E={$_.Summary.Guest.ToolsVersionStatus}},
  @{N='Guest OS';E={$_.Config.GuestFullName}},
  @{N='VM Notes';E={$_.Summary.Config.Annotation}},
  @{N="vNIC Type";E={((Get-VM $_.Name).NetworkAdapters).Type}},
  @{N="PortGroup";E={((Get-VM $_.Name).NetworkAdapters).NetworkName}},
  @{N="MAC";E={((Get-VM $_.Name).NetworkAdapters).MacAddress}},
  @{N="IP";E={$_.Summary.Guest.IpAddress}},
  @{N="Contact";E={$key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "Contact"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}},
  @{N="CreatedBy";E={$key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "CreatedBy"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}},
  @{N="CreatedOn";E={$key = $_.AvailableField | where {$_.Name -eq "CreatedOn"} | Select -ExpandProperty Key $_.CustomValue | where {$_.Key -eq $key} | Select -ExpandProperty Value}} |
  Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture -Path C:\test\test1.csv
{code}



 

[breakstuf50]

Hi Mate,

I got a warning message the network adapters property of a virtual machine type is deprecated. use get network adapter cmdlet instead.

I also noticed that its taking a long time to finish. Is there any other commands?