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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?

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