Today beans need to see what other physical machines (Windows systems), a simple method is to use PowerShell to determine
Directly search all the server system in AD, then query Win32_ComputerSystem can
$computer =get-adcomputer-filter {operatingsystem-like "*20*"} | Select-expandproperty nameinvoke-command-computername $computer {get-wmiobject Win32_ComputerSystem}-ErrorAction silentlycontinue| Select name, Model | Sort Model
As a result, the physical machine shows the model directly and the virtual opportunity is shown as a virtual platform
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Powershell distinguishes between physical and virtual machines