$Time = $VM | Get-Stat -Stat Cpu.Ready.Summation -RealTime

And

$myObj = “” | Select VMHost, VM, Instance, %RDY, %USED, %WAIT, %TIME

and

$myObj.”%TIME” = [Math]::Round((($Time | Where {$_.Instance -eq $a} | Measure-Object -Property Value -Average).Average))

to get time in milliseconds.

Just need to figure out how i can do this over the past month

I like your script very much. Can you confirm this will also work on two “standalone” vm hosts (using only the free license).
Thank you!

Some one Help me I need a script to find for finding

IPAddress, IPSubnet, DefaultIPGateway, DNSServers, WinServer ,NICModel, SpeedDuplex.

duplex speed i need to know like 100MB Full or Half and what is there in device manager settings.

Unexpected token ‘Broadcom”
$requestedMediaType = $subKey.GetValue(“RequestedMediaType”)
$enum = $subKey.OpenSubKey(“Ndi\Params\RequestedMediaType\Enum”)
$myObj.SpeedDuplex = $enum.GetValue(“$requestedMediaType”) }
#HP cards with Chipset Broadcom
ElseIf ($componentID -match “b06bdrv”) {
$myObj.NICModel = “HP”
$SD = $subKey.GetValue(“*SpeedDuplex”)
$enum = $subKey.OpenSubKey(“BRCMNdi\Params\*SpeedDuplex\Enum”)
$myObj.SpeedDuplex = $enum.GetValue(“$SD”) }
#Broadcom Teaming
ElseIf ($componentID -match “brcm_blfm”){
$SheetNIC.Cells.Item($intRowNIC,9) = “Teaming’ in expression or statement.
+ CategoryInfo : ParserError: (Broadcom”
$req…C,9) = “Teaming:String) [], ParseException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken

I have a vm with a 1TB thin provisioned disk. The `ls` command will show it as a 1TB file, the `du` command will show how much of that 1TB is actually being used.

Example:

~ # ls -alh /vmfs/volumes/OF/vcha1/
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 560 Jan 19 12:25 .
drwxr-xr-t 1 root root 12.3K Jan 19 11:34 ..
-rw——- 1 root root 1000.0G Jan 19 12:25 vcha1-flat.vmdk
-rw——- 1 root root 545 Jan 19 12:25 vcha1.vmdk
~ # du -hs /vmfs/volumes/OF/vcha1/*
17.1G /vmfs/volumes/OF/vcha1/vcha1-flat.vmdk
0 /vmfs/volumes/OF/vcha1/vcha1.vmdk

Should be pretty easy to work into a script (perl or powershell).

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Thanks Hugo.