Use PowerShell to Retrieve a List of Servers from VMM

Useful script to go after servers in VMM and output the list to a csv file.

Import-Module virtualmachinemanager;
$MasterList = @();
$serverList = Get-VM -VMMServer seacorpmgmt05 | Where-Object { (($_.Name -like '*DEMO*' -or $_.Name -like '*APP*' -or $_.Name -like '*WEB*' -or $_.Name -like '*CORP*' -or $_.Name -like '*UTIL*' -or $_.Name -like '*MGMT*') -and $_.Name -notlike '*dev*') };
foreach ($server in $serverList) {
   $serverNetworkAdapter = Get-SCVirtualNetworkAdapter -VM $server;
   $MyObject = New-Object PSObject -Property @{
      ServerName = $server.Name;
      ServerEnvironment = $server.Name.Substring(3,4);
      HostName = $server.HostName;
      VMStatusString = [string]$server.StatusString;
      VMState = [string]$server.VirtualMachineState;
      ServerIPAddress = $serverNetworkAdapter.IPv4Addresses;
      CPUCount = $server.CPUCount;
      Memory = $server.Memory;
      OperatingSystem = $server.OperatingSystem;
      IsHighlyAvailable = $server.IsHighlyAvailable;
      Description = $server.Description.Replace([Environment]::NewLine, '');
      CreationTime = $server.CreationTime;
   };
   $MasterList += $MyObject;
};
$MasterList | Select-Object @{label='Server Name';expression={$_.ServerName.ToUpper()}}, @{label='Environment';expression={$_.ServerEnvironment.ToUpper()}}, @{label='VM Status';expression={if ($_.VMStatusString -eq $_.VMState) { $_.VMStatusString } else { $_.VMState + ' (' + $_.VMStatusString + ')'}}}, @{label='Host Name';expression={$_.HostName.Replace('.companyname.com','').ToUpper()}},@{Name=’ServerIPAddress’;Expression={if ([string]::join(";", ($_.ServerIPAddress))) {[string]::join(";", ($_.ServerIPAddress))} else { " " }}},@{label='Cores';expression={$_.CPUCount}},@{label='Memory';expression={$_.Memory}},@{label='OS';expression={$_.OperatingSystem}},@{label='Highly Available';expression={$_.IsHighlyAvailable}},@{label='Comments';expression={if ($_.Description) {$_.Description + ', Created ' + $_.CreationTime} else { 'Created ' + $_.CreationTime }}} | EXPORT-CSV c:\temp\server-list.csv -notype;

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