Hi All,
I need to pull out data from VI Client regarding my farm. I need the following fields in the report:
ESX Server name
Virtual machine name or/and IP Address
Operating system ( if possible)
I tried selecting the Datacenter but the Host Summary option under the reporting was gryed off. I got the administrator rights though. Your small help in this will be highly appreciable.
Thanks
~Nitin
You are trying to export a list from virtual center, or your trying to extract performance reports?
If trying to export a list, keep in mind it will export based on your title bar and what is showing. If trying to extract a performance report on your entire infrastructure from within VC, it may time out.
you my want to look at something like Veeam Reporter.
hope this helps a bit.
Hi Troy,
Thanks for the information, well I tried the export tab and it says "Export Event, List,Maps and Diagnostic Data" however I am looking for just the informational data like :
Total ESX names
And Corresponding VM's
With the operatinb system if possible.
I am searching for Veeam Reporter now.... Yea, I am using the VI Client 2.5 ,,
~Nitin
Veeam Reporter is great, but after the trial, it costs.
http://www.veeam.com/vmware-esx-reporting.html
If looking for a free reporting tool, and if familiar with Powershell, you can easily get the information you are after.
you may want to browse this community
http://communities.vmware.com/community/developer/windows_toolkit
thanks for your help , I couls take the data out from VC only.
Nitin Sahi
All of that information is easily available using the VI Toolkit, you can check the following forum for some code already written or post your own questions on there.
http://communities.vmware.com/community/developer/windows_toolkit
Also, I have written a reporting script which extracts this sort of information straight into a word document which can be found here:
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Alan Renouf
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UK
that was an excelent link Allan very informatative thank you
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