i like vCheck to daily report my virtual environment status. But a lot of our guest systems are not in my responsibility, so the VM Tools are not uptodate or aren’t installed.
i wroted this plugin for vCheck:
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$Title = "VMs by VM Tools status" $Header = "VMs by VM Tools status : $($VMToolsVersions.count)" $Comments = "The following Operating Systems are in use in this vCenter." $Display = "Table" $Author = "Josh Burkard" $Version = 1.0 # Start of Settings # —- VM Guest OS Pivot Table —- $VMTools = get-vm | % { get-view $_.ID } | select Name, @{ Name="hostName"; Expression={$_.guest.hostName}}, @{ Name="ToolsStatus"; Expression={$_.guest.toolsstatus}}, @{ Name="ToolsVersion"; Expression={$_.config.tools.toolsVersion}} | sort-object ToolsVersion $VMToolsVersions = $VMTools | Where { $_.ToolsStatus -ne "toolsOk" } | sort ToolsVersion -desc If (($VMToolsVersions | Measure-Object).count -gt 0 -or $ShowAllHeaders) { $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "VMs by VM Tools status : $($VMToolsVersions.count)" "The following VM Tools Status are not OK or old." $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable $VMToolsVersions $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose } |
