А недавно на сайте blog.igics.com появился интересный и полезный PowerCLI-сценарий, который позволит вам вывести в одном гриде (или в файл) все виртуальные машины и версии VMware Tools в них. Вы, конечно же, можете посмотреть версии VMware Tools в vSphere Client, но если у вас большая инфраструктура, да еще и несколько серверов vCenter, то следить за версиями тулзов во всех виртуальных машинах через клиент будет затруднительно.
И тут на помощь вам придет следующий скрипт:
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# Author: David Pasek
# E-mail: david.pasek@gmail.com
# Twitter: david_pasek
# Creation Date: 2016-11-25
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# Use case:
# Key use case of this script is to report VMtools from all VMs in vCenter
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# Disclaimer:
# Use it on your own risk. Author is not responsible for any impacts caused by this script.
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# CHANGE FOLLOWING VARIABLES BASED ON YOUR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
# vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
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# Report type - table, grid, file, csv-file
$REPORT_TYPE = "csv-file"
# Report file name without file extension. Extension is automatically added. File is created in current working directory.
$REPORT_FILE_NAME = "report-vmtools"
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Clear-Host
# We need VMware PowerCLI snapin
$o = Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core
$o = Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -InvalidCertificateAction Ignore -Confirm:$false
# Connect to vCenter
Write-Host "Connecting to vCenter ..."
$VC = Read-Host "Enter one vCentre Server or multiple vCenter servers delimited by comma."
Write-Host "Enter vCenter credentials ..."
$CRED = Get-Credential
Connect-VIServer -Server $VC -Credential $CRED -ErrorAction Stop | Out-Null
# Add new property (ToolsVersion) to VM
New-VIProperty -Name ToolsVersion -ObjectType VirtualMachine -ValueFromExtensionProperty 'Config.tools.ToolsVersion' -Force | Out-Null
# Initalize report
$Report = @()
foreach ($vm in Get-VM) {
# Numbers mapping is from https://packages.vmware.com/tools/versions
Switch ($vm.ToolsVersion) {
7302 {$GuestToolsVersion = "7.4.6"}
7303 {$GuestToolsVersion = "7.4.7"}
7304 {$GuestToolsVersion = "7.4.8"}
8192 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.0"}
8194 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.2"}
8195 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.3"}
8196 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.4"}
8197 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.5"}
8198 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.6"}
8199 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.0.7"}
8290 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.2"}
8295 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.7"}
8300 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.12"}
8305 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.17"}
8306 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.18"}
8307 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.3.19"}
8384 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.0"}
8389 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.5"}
8394 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.10"}
8395 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.11"}
8396 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.12"}
8397 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.13"}
8398 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.14"}
8399 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.15"}
8400 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.16"}
8401 {$GuestToolsVersion = "8.6.17"}
9216 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.0"}
9217 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.1"}
9221 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.5"}
9226 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.10"}
9227 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.11"}
9228 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.12"}
9229 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.13"}
9231 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.15"}
9232 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.16"}
9233 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.0.17"}
9344 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.0"}
9349 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.5"}
9350 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.6"}
9354 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.10"}
9355 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.11"}
9356 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.12"}
9359 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.4.15"}
9536 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.10.0"}
9537 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.10.1"}
9541 {$GuestToolsVersion = "9.10.5"}
10240 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.0"}
10245 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.5"}
10246 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.6"}
10247 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.8"}
10249 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.9"}
10252 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.0.12"}
10272 {$GuestToolsVersion = "10.1.0"}
0 {$GuestToolsVersion = "Not installed"}
2147483647 {$GuestToolsVersion = "3rd party - guest managed"}
default {$GuestToolsVersion = "Unknown"}
}
$vminfo = New-Object -Type PSObject -Property @{
Name = $vm.Name
VMhardwareVersion = $vm.Version
ToolsVersion = $vm.ToolsVersion
GuestToolsVersion = $GuestToolsVersion
}
$Report += $vminfo
}
# Show report
Switch ($REPORT_TYPE) {
"grid" { $Report | select Name,VMhardwareVersion,ToolsVersion,GuestToolsVersion | Out-GridView }
"file" { $Report | select Name,VMhardwareVersion,ToolsVersion,GuestToolsVersion | Out-File -FilePath "$REPORT_FILE_NAME.txt" }
"csv-file" { $Report | select Name,VMhardwareVersion,ToolsVersion,GuestToolsVersion | export-csv "$REPORT_FILE_NAME.csv" }
default { $Report | select Name,VMhardwareVersion,ToolsVersion,GuestToolsVersion | Format-Table }
}
Disconnect-VIserver -Server $VC -Force -Confirm:$false
Форму отчета можно редактировать в переменной $REPORT_TYPE, которая задает одно из следующих представлений:
Стандартный вывод таблицы PowerShell в терминале (значение table)
Представление PowerShell GridView (grid)
Текстовый файл, содержащий таблицу (file)
Файл Comma separated values (csv-file)
Прогнав скрипт, мы получим вот такой результат, из которого можно сделать вывод о том, в каких виртуальных машинах нужно обновить VMware Tools (показывается еще и Virtual Hardware Version):
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