Chris Bradshaw • 11/19/2018

Quick PowerCLI- Getting VM hardware versions

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This technical article provides a concise PowerCLI tutorial for VMware administrators. It demonstrates how to use cmdlets like Get-VM, Group-Object, and Sort-Object to inventory and analyze the distribution of virtual machine hardware versions across an environment. The post includes a 2021 update, noting the deprecation of the 'Version' property and showing the correct command using 'HardwareVersion' for modern vSphere deployments.

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