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[pimmm]

hello,

is there a way to create a list of all vm's and the name of the vswitches they are connected to ?
i am new to the whole powershell thing

thanks,

Omar

[esarakaitis]

yep... how far have you gotten?

[esarakaitis]

try this:

Code:

$vms = Get-VM
foreach($vm in $vms){
  $pgvm = Get-VirtualPortGroup -VM $vm | select Name
  $pgsinfo = ""
  foreach($pg in $pgvm){
     $pgsinfo += ($pg.Name + " ")
  write-host $vm.Name $pgsinfo
  }
}

[gurjit_d]

get the the list of Vm's connected to particular Vlan?

[esarakaitis]

did that give you want you wanted?

[gurjit_d]

sorry my above question got type mistake,
I want to ask is there any way we can find out the vlan Id and the vm attach to it.

Vlan 01
   |

[gurjit_d]

sorry my above question got type mistake,
I want to ask is there any way we can find out the vlan Id and the vm attach to it. in the below sequence.

Vlan 01
   |
 Vm1
    |
 Vm2



Vlan 02
   |
 Vm1
   |
 Vm3
  |
 VM4

[esarakaitis]

the above script does that, just import the data into excel and manipulate

[KristianW]

I am looking for something like this, but cannot (as usual) get my head around the problem.

What I need is to list all VMs connected to specific VLAN (id or name)

This script lists ALL vms and corresponding VLAN. I would like it to just list vms in ex. VLAN 800
Is that possible?

[esarakaitis]

dump them all, then sort using excel... make it easy.