PowerCLI Getting Started
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Some basic PowerCLI commands
#Here are some basic commands that you can keep adding additional code
#and get more precise on what you want to see.
#Connect to a vCenter
Connect-VIServer vcsa.domain.org
#Disconnect from vCenter and not be prompted
Disconnect-VIServer vcsa.domain.org -confirm:$false
#Get VM Listing
#Shows all VMs
Get-VM
#Shows all VMs sorted by Name
Get-VM | Sort-Object Name
#Shows all VMs sorted by Name that are Powered On
Get-VM | Where-Object {$_.Powerstate -eq 'PoweredOn'} | Sort-Object Name
#Shows all VMs sorted by Name, that are Powered On and only shows
#Name,MemoryGB,NumCpu
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