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Hi All<br />
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I have a 3 mode Hyper-V Cluster and would like to list all VM's that are on it and ecport to a CSV, ideally with the Memory / HDD sizes but thats not essential, we dont have VMM<br />
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Is there a powershell script that can provide this<br />
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Thanks
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Hi All

I have a 3 mode Hyper-V Cluster and would like to list all VM's that are on it and ecport to a CSV, ideally with the Memory / HDD sizes but thats not essential, we dont have VMM

Is there a powershell script that can provide this

Thanks

Powershell script to list all VM's on Hyper-V server (dont have VMM)

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