While using Mio, you won't only have the edge in combat. Sit back and enjoy the pure bliss of world-changing Mio's visual features.
Mio will make sure you always have the edge with it's signature features like a fast AutoCrystal and an amazing BedAura, with more on the way.
After using Mio once, you can never go back. The movement modules make PvP, building and traveling smooth like butter.
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Install-Module ImportExcel -Force # Then replace Export-Csv with Export-Excel for formatted Excel workbooks with multiple sheets : If you need a GUI tool, HVReports is your best bet. For maximum flexibility and zero cost, use the PowerShell script above which provides all the core features RVTools offers for VMware.
# Hyper-V Inventory Report - Full Feature # Run as Administrator on Hyper-V host or with Hyper-V module $ReportPath = "C:\HyperVReports" New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $ReportPath $HostInfo = Get-VMHost | Select-Object Name, @N="Processors";E=$ .LogicalProcessors, @N="MemoryGB";E=[math]::Round($ .MemoryCapacity/1GB,2), Version, BuildNumber 2. VM Inventory $VMInfo = Get-VM | Select-Object Name, State, @N="CPUCount";E=$ .ProcessorCount, @N="MemoryGB";E=[math]::Round($ .MemoryMinimum/1GB,2), @N="DiskGB";E= Measure-Object -Property MaximumSize -Sum).Sum/1GB,2), Uptime, CreationTime 3. Network Configuration $NetworkInfo = Get-VMNetworkAdapter -All | Select-Object VMName, Name, MacAddress, SwitchName, IPAddresses, Status 4. Storage & VHDX $StorageInfo = Get-VMHardDiskDrive -All | Select-Object VMName, ControllerType, ControllerNumber, Path, @N="SizeGB";E=[math]::Round($_.MaximumSize/1GB,2) 5. Checkpoint (Snapshot) Info $CheckpointInfo = Get-VMSnapshot -All | Select-Object VMName, Name, SnapshotType, CreationTime, ParentSnapshotName 6. Replication Status (if configured) $ReplicationInfo = Get-VMReplication | Select-Object Name, ReplicationState, ReplicationHealth, PrimaryServer, ReplicaServer 7. Resource Metering (performance) Start-VMResourceMetering -All Start-Sleep -Seconds 30 $Performance = Measure-VM | Select-Object VMName, @N="AvgCPU";E=[math]::Round($ .AverageProcessorUsage,2), @N="AvgMemoryMB";E=[math]::Round($ .AverageMemoryUsage,2), @N="TotalDiskMBps";E=[math]::Round($_.TotalDiskThroughput,2) Export to CSV/HTML $HostInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Hosts.csv" -NoTypeInformation $VMInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\VMs.csv" -NoTypeInformation $NetworkInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Networks.csv" -NoTypeInformation $StorageInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Storage.csv" -NoTypeInformation $CheckpointInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Checkpoints.csv" -NoTypeInformation $ReplicationInfo | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Replication.csv" -NoTypeInformation $Performance | Export-Csv "$ReportPath\Performance.csv" -NoTypeInformation rvtools for hyper-v