Hello LucD! First of all, thank you for your reply and help. The output contain information about the VM, Datastore, LUN. However, the PathPolicy is fully empty. How do you think, where is the...
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Hello LucD! First of all, thank you for your reply and help. The output contain information about the VM, Datastore, LUN. However, the PathPolicy is fully empty. How do you think, where is the problem should be? P.S. VMFS on all datastores in our infrastructure.
Hello PowerCLI gurus! Could you please help me with the following task: Let's imagine, I have a list of VMs. I need to have a report for each of these VMs, which will show me on which host ...
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Hello PowerCLI gurus! Could you please help me with the following task: Let's imagine, I have a list of VMs. I need to have a report for each of these VMs, which will show me on which host these VM's currently working, on which datastore / LUN files of VMs are located and what type of path selection has chosen. It would be great a possibility to withdraw these data to CSV file. Thank you in advance.
LucD, I have run this script and check the result. LogFiles = "0" only for part of powered OFF virtual machines. All powered ON virtual machines have status different from "0", such as 6,7,4,1,5,...
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LucD, I have run this script and check the result. LogFiles = "0" only for part of powered OFF virtual machines. All powered ON virtual machines have status different from "0", such as 6,7,4,1,5,3..
Hello André! Thank you so much for your help! It is useful. How to export this list to csv file? P.S. Can you recommend me a book or so for the good PowerCLI start ? Thank you in advance.
Hello Sureshkumar M! Thank you for your answer. It should be an option. My concerns was similar, but I thought to use PowerCLI. Idea was to list all VMs, which does not vmware.log files in the...
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Hello Sureshkumar M! Thank you for your answer. It should be an option. My concerns was similar, but I thought to use PowerCLI. Idea was to list all VMs, which does not vmware.log files in their folders in all datastores. List all VMs, and then, look for a different. The problem is I am not really good at PowerCLI, and I need somebody provide me an appropriate command. Anyway, thank you.
Hello LucD! The environment contain thousands VMs. First of all, I need to find those VMs, where "Enable Logging" is ON, but vmware.log files does not exist for some reasons (this is a problem...
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Hello LucD! The environment contain thousands VMs. First of all, I need to find those VMs, where "Enable Logging" is ON, but vmware.log files does not exist for some reasons (this is a problem). After that, starting investigating the root cause of such strange behavior. To enable logging for VMs via Power CLI we can use your article: http://www.lucd.info/2011/02/27/virtual-machine-logging/
Hello everyone! Our infrastructure based on vSphere 5.5. Recently, I have noticed that some virtual machines does not contain vmware.log files. I need to find the root cause of it. Any sugg...
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Hello everyone! Our infrastructure based on vSphere 5.5. Recently, I have noticed that some virtual machines does not contain vmware.log files. I need to find the root cause of it. Any suggestions? I think that the right strategy is to define all VMs with similar problems and then, investigate one by one. The problem is that the infrastructure is quite big, hence, it is not a good way to browse each datastore and looked in each vm folder. Does anybody know how to get a list of VMs, which does not contain vmware.log or vmware-x.log files? PowerCLI command may be? Thank you in advance.
