*Command to find out VMware tool status
*How to find out VMware tools status from Command / PowerCLI
It is easy to find VMware hardware version by using below command
Get-VM | Select name, Version | FT -AutoSize
As version is a root property of get-vm command.
However if we want to get VMware tool status, we need to deep dive into their extension property data and create a custom field as given below*
New-VIProperty -Name ToolsVersionStatus -ObjectType VirtualMachine -ValueFromExtensionProperty 'Guest.ToolsVersionStatus' -force
now rerun above command with ToolsVersionStatus
Get-VM | Select Name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
If you want to export it
Get-VM | Select Name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture -Path c:\yourfile.csv
To get this information on Datacenter level
Get-Datacenter Datacentername | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
To get this information on Cluster Level
Get-Cluster ClusterName | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
To get this information on Host level
Get-VMHost hostname.domain | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
*How to find out VMware tools status from Command / PowerCLI
It is easy to find VMware hardware version by using below command
Get-VM | Select name, Version | FT -AutoSize
As version is a root property of get-vm command.
However if we want to get VMware tool status, we need to deep dive into their extension property data and create a custom field as given below*
New-VIProperty -Name ToolsVersionStatus -ObjectType VirtualMachine -ValueFromExtensionProperty 'Guest.ToolsVersionStatus' -force
now rerun above command with ToolsVersionStatus
Get-VM | Select Name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
If you want to export it
Get-VM | Select Name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture -Path c:\yourfile.csv
To get this information on Datacenter level
Get-Datacenter Datacentername | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
To get this information on Cluster Level
Get-Cluster ClusterName | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
To get this information on Host level
Get-VMHost hostname.domain | Get-VM | Select name, Version, ToolsVersionStatus | FT -AutoSize
*taken reference for this blog from blogs.vmware.com
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