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Great , Thanks Andrew ,let me customize the same into Excel form for email reporting
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Great , Thanks Andrew ,let me customize the same into Excel form for email reporting

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Need to extract slot information from vCenter Cluster <br />
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Can we extract &nbsp;the same using script /automation for information like ..<br />
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Cluster ,Total Slots ,Used Slots ,Available Slots ,Slot CPU and Memory<br />
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Thanks
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Need to extract slot information from vCenter Cluster 

Can we extract  the same using script /automation for information like ..

Cluster ,Total Slots ,Used Slots ,Available Slots ,Slot CPU and Memory

Thanks

To Extract  Slot Information from vSphere Cluster

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