Re: Getting HA-status from PowerCLI

If you're not yet using PowerShell v3, you can do it this way to get the order in the CSV file.

&{Get-View-ViewTypeVirtualMachine|%{
  New-ObjectPSObject-Property@{
    Name=$_.Name
    Host=Get-View$_.Summary.Runtime.Host|Select-ExpandPropertyName
    Cluster=Get-Cluster-VM$_.Name|Select-ExpandPropertyName
    Datastores= [system.String]::Join(",",($_.Storage.PerDatastoreUsage|%{Get-View$_.Datastore} |%{$_.Name}))
    ProvisionedGB= [math]::Round( ($_.Storage.PerDatastoreUsage|Measure-Object-PropertyCommitted-Sum|Select-ExpandPropertySum)/1GB,1)
    NumCPU=$_.Config.Hardware.NumCPU
    NumvCPU=&{if($_.Config.Hardware.NumCoresPerSocket-gt0){$_.Config.Hardware.NumCPU/$_.Config.Hardware.NumCoresPerSocket}}
    DASStatus=&{if($_.Runtime.dasvmprotection.dasProtected){$_.Runtime.dasvmprotection.dasProtected}else{$false}}
  }
}} |SelectName,Host,Cluster,Datastores,ProvisionedGB,NumCPU,NumvCPU,DASStatus|
Export-Csv"C:\Powershell\VM-report.csv"-NoTypeInformation-UseCulture

If you are using PowerShell v3, you can do

&{Get-View-ViewTypeVirtualMachine|%{
  $object= [ordered]@{
    Name=$_.Name
    Host=Get-View$_.Summary.Runtime.Host|Select-ExpandPropertyName
    Cluster=Get-Cluster-VM$_.Name|Select-ExpandPropertyName
    Datastores= [system.String]::Join(",",($_.Storage.PerDatastoreUsage|%{Get-View$_.Datastore} |%{$_.Name}))
    ProvisionedGB= [math]::Round( ($_.Storage.PerDatastoreUsage|Measure-Object-PropertyCommitted-Sum|Select-ExpandPropertySum)/1GB,1)
    NumCPU=$_.Config.Hardware.NumCPU
    NumvCPU=&{if($_.Config.Hardware.NumCoresPerSocket-gt0){$_.Config.Hardware.NumCPU/$_.Config.Hardware.NumCoresPerSocket}}
    DASStatus=&{if($_.Runtime.dasvmprotection.dasProtected){$_.Runtime.dasvmprotection.dasProtected}else{$false}}
  }
  New-ObjectPSObject-Property$object
}} |Export-Csv"C:\VM-report.csv"-NoTypeInformation-UseCulture