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Do you need to get the amt in coding? You can easily see processors while logged into the vSphere Client to vCenter or the host directly, click on the host in question, then the Summary tab.<br />
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Regards,<br />
~coolsport00
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Do you need to get the amt in coding? You can easily see processors while logged into the vSphere Client to vCenter or the host directly, click on the host in question, then the Summary tab.

Regards,
~coolsport00

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Thanks to all,<br />
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I have done this using php and soap client. anyway u ppl gave me &nbsp;an idea how to get it out.
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Thanks to all,

I have done this using php and soap client. anyway u ppl gave me  an idea how to get it out.

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Hi,<br />
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I need to get No of processor available in the Host OS. Im using VIX API to automate my virtual machines. I can easily get the properties of Guest OS using VIX API, but dont know how to get the properties of host os. Can any one tell me how to do that, is there any function call for this?<br />
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Its urgent. Thanx in advance <br />
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Hi,

I need to get No of processor available in the Host OS. Im using VIX API to automate my virtual machines. I can easily get the properties of Guest OS using VIX API, but dont know how to get the properties of host os. Can any one tell me how to do that, is there any function call for this?

Its urgent. Thanx in advance 



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