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Posted in Virtual Machine Manager, Windows Powershell | No Comment | 7,750 views | 20/06/2009 08:42

I will list all virtual machines and their ip address, then I will export this informations to Argus, so I can see all virtual machines status with Argus or similar network traffic controller. You can’t get ip address with this method because it’s not possible, at least now. I used MSSQL server to get CIDRs of virtual machines.

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Add-PSSnapin -name Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager
Get-Vmmserver localhost
$VMProp = Get-VM | Select-Object -Property Name,OperatingSystem
foreach ($i in $VMProp)
{
	$VMName = $i.Name
	$VMIP = $i.IPAddress
 
             $valueone = '        Host "' + $VMName + '" {'
             $valuetwo = '                hostname: ' + $VMIP
             $valuethree = '                Service TCP/HTTP'
             $valuefour = '        }'
 
	add-content -path “C:\argus.txt” -value $valueone
	add-content -path “C:\argus.txt” -value $valuetwo
	add-content -path “C:\argus.txt” -value $valuethree
	add-content -path “C:\argus.txt” -value $valuefour
}

You can copy Argus.txt codes and past it to your Argus config file, \var\argus\config.php.