Hi,
I'm looking for VM's VLAN inventory for each network adapter, the script will list out the following details in CSV file output.
VMname | Cluster Name | NIC Name-1 | VLAN Name | NIC Name-2 | VLAN Name |
Thanks in advance!
Hi there,
$(gkulikowski#08:15:06> get-vm | %{ $clustername=($_ | get-cluster).name; $_|Get-NetworkAdapter | select @{N='VM name';E={$_.Parent}},@{N='Cluster';E={$clustername}},NetworkName,@{N='NetworkCard';E={$_.Name}} } ) | export-csv -Path c:\out.csv
but this will output this as
VM name Cluster NetworkName NetworkCard
------- ------- ----------- -----------
So if you have more than 2 vnics you will see them as well. not as columns but as rows.
Ok, and if you want to have it in columns, i wrote it like this:
$( get-vm testgk | %{ $clustername=($_ | get-cluster).name; $ntwkcards=$_|Get-NetworkAdapter;"" | select @{N='VM name';E={$ntwkcards[0].Parent} },@{N='Cluster';E={$clustername}},@{N='NetworkCard 0';E={$ntwkcards[0].Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 0 vlan';E={$ntwkcards[0].NetworkName}},@{N='NetworkCard 1';E={$ntwkcards[1].Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 1 vlan';E={$ntwkcards[1].NetworkName}} }) | Export-Csv c:\out-file.csv
This will be the exact output as you asked for.
"VM name","Cluster","NetworkCard 0","NetworkCard 0 vlan","NetworkCard 1","NetworkCard 1 vlan"
You have mentioned vlan name, so i assumed you are thinking of portgroup name.
Greg
Hi there,
$(gkulikowski#08:15:06> get-vm | %{ $clustername=($_ | get-cluster).name; $_|Get-NetworkAdapter | select @{N='VM name';E={$_.Parent}},@{N='Cluster';E={$clustername}},NetworkName,@{N='NetworkCard';E={$_.Name}} } ) | export-csv -Path c:\out.csv
but this will output this as
VM name Cluster NetworkName NetworkCard
------- ------- ----------- -----------
So if you have more than 2 vnics you will see them as well. not as columns but as rows.
Ok, and if you want to have it in columns, i wrote it like this:
$( get-vm testgk | %{ $clustername=($_ | get-cluster).name; $ntwkcards=$_|Get-NetworkAdapter;"" | select @{N='VM name';E={$ntwkcards[0].Parent} },@{N='Cluster';E={$clustername}},@{N='NetworkCard 0';E={$ntwkcards[0].Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 0 vlan';E={$ntwkcards[0].NetworkName}},@{N='NetworkCard 1';E={$ntwkcards[1].Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 1 vlan';E={$ntwkcards[1].NetworkName}} }) | Export-Csv c:\out-file.csv
This will be the exact output as you asked for.
"VM name","Cluster","NetworkCard 0","NetworkCard 0 vlan","NetworkCard 1","NetworkCard 1 vlan"
You have mentioned vlan name, so i assumed you are thinking of portgroup name.
Greg
Hi,
The output is not coming as expected and VM's details are missing. Can you look and revert me.
Thx