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This script is available here Get-vSphereLicensesInfo.ps1, you can also download it from. $licenseExpiryInfo = $licenseProp | Where-Object #foreach ($licenseManager in (Get-View LicenseManager)) #-Server $vCenter.Name #($ -split '/') foreach ( $license in $licenseManager.Licenses) #requires -version 4 foreach ( $licenseManager in ( Get-View LicenseManager)) #-Server $vCenter.Name Get-vSphereLicenseInfo.ps1 | Export-Csv c:\licdata.csv If the output need to be in csv file use as below. #3: Connect to multiple vCenter (Change servername, user and password accordingly)Ĭonnect-VIserver -Server 192.168.34.20 -User -Password passwardĬonnect-VIserver -Server -User -Password passwardĪfter running the script it give me complete list of information. Powercli Get vCenter assigned licenses report #1: Unload Hyper-V module

Powercli Get vCenter licenses information In the last login multiple vCenter at once. (Temporarily remove/unload Hyper-V module (not uninstalling) so VMware PowerCLI commands won't conflict), Load latest PowerCLI module. To use this script first I fill and run information accordingly. Recently I was testing vCenter and Esxi 7 - vSphere suite for my new project, I periodically ask my subordinate team to review and collect the licenses information to know and forecast licensing needs.