Hi Luke, thanks for your quick reply. That comes close to what I was looking for, but it is still missing the Controller-ID. As an example, here the output for one of our Oracle RAC-Node VM...
See more...
Hi Luke, thanks for your quick reply. That comes close to what I was looking for, but it is still missing the Controller-ID. As an example, here the output for one of our Oracle RAC-Node VMs: PS P:\> Get-VM OSL2420 | Get-HardDisk | Select @{N='VM';E={$_.Parent.Name}},Name,@{N='SCSIid';E={$_.ExtensionData.UnitNumber}} VM Name SCSIid -- ---- ------ OSL2420 Hard disk 1 0 OSL2420 Hard disk 2 1 OSL2420 Hard disk 14 2 OSL2420 Hard disk 18 3 OSL2420 Hard disk 19 4 OSL2420 Hard disk 20 5 OSL2420 Hard disk 21 6 OSL2420 Hard disk 15 0 OSL2420 Hard disk 16 1 OSL2420 Hard disk 17 2 OSL2420 Hard disk 3 3 OSL2420 Hard disk 4 4 OSL2420 Hard disk 5 5 OSL2420 Hard disk 22 6 OSL2420 Hard disk 23 8 OSL2420 Hard disk 24 9 OSL2420 Hard disk 25 10 OSL2420 Hard disk 6 0 OSL2420 Hard disk 7 1 OSL2420 Hard disk 8 2 OSL2420 Hard disk 9 3 OSL2420 Hard disk 10 4 OSL2420 Hard disk 11 5 OSL2420 Hard disk 12 0 OSL2420 Hard disk 13 1 The vital piece of information I am missing in the output is the complete SCSI-ID that shows the controller ID followed by the Disk-ID in the same form as it is shown in the VM-Settings Dialog in the vSphere-Client. The Disk-ID on its own is useless if you use more than one SCSI-Controller. Is there any chance to get that full SCSI-ID displayed?