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  • Hyper-V 2.0: Get all VM’s in Cluster

    Feb 12, 2015 Hyper-v Powershell

    Quick script to find all VM’s running in a Hyper-V cluster (Windows 2012). You will need to run this command on a Hyper-V host in powershell. 1$clusterNodes = Get-ClusterNode; 2ForEach($item in $clusterNodes) 3{Get-VM -ComputerName $item.Name; }

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