These two scripts from John Kelbley, written in VBScript, list the virtual machines that are currently registered on a given instance of Virtual Server. Remember that these scripts are provided as-is, with no warranties, and are not supported by Microsoft.
This script shows the virtual machines registered on the current instance of Virtual Server:
Set vpcApp = CreateObject("VirtualServer.Application") Set vmCollection = vpcApp.VirtualMachines For each vm in vmCollection Wscript.Echo vm.Name Next
Set vpcApp = CreateObject("VirtualServer.Application")
Set vmCollection = vpcApp.VirtualMachines
For each vm in vmCollection Wscript.Echo vm.Name
Next
This script shows the virtual machines registered on a remote instance of Virtual Server:
Set vpcApp = CreateObject("VirtualServer.Application“,_ “\\remoteServer”) Set vmCollection = vpcApp.VirtualMachines For each vm in vmCollection Wscript.Echo vm.Name Next
Set vpcApp = CreateObject("VirtualServer.Application“,_ “\\remoteServer”)
These two scripts from John Kelbley, written in VBScript, list the virtual machines that are currently registered on a given instance of Virtual Server. Remember that these scripts are provided as-is, with no warranties, and are not supported by Microsoft.
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