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Because I improved the technology, so the script is improving, thanks to my colleagues to teach me the C # syntax, this script is better. Nonsense not much to say, directly on the code.

#powerd  by  Nine tert # get an IP address in bulk from VMM and hyper-V for easier alignment. More accurate. #转载必须注明出处, this can be improved. Param (  [string] $vmmServer  =  "SC-VMMSP1"  ) import-module  virtualmachinemanagerget-scvmmserver -computername  $vmmServer  -SetAsDefault  |  Out-null$vms = get-vm -allforeach (  $VM  in  $VMs  ) {    $ info_name =  $VM. name     $allVMS  = get-scipaddress     foreach ($item  in  $allVMS)     {          if ( $VM. name -eq  $item. description -and  ($VM. isprimaryvm -eq  "false")  )        {                Write-Host  "=========================== = = "  -foregroundcolor  ' Red '                 write-host 1☆ name ☆:  $info _name;         write-host 2☆ Physical host ☆:  ($VM. Vmhost.fqdn)            $VVMMHHSS  =  $VM .vmhost.computername           $NB  =  "invoke-command -computername  $vvmmhhss  -command{(get-vmnetworkadapter  -VMName  ' $info _name '). ipaddresses} "         write-host  3☆ the ip☆    $item obtained from VMM. address;       write-host 4☆ ip☆     obtained from Hyper-V      powershell  $NB                  }    }}

The specific effect is as follows

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So here I actually found a more interesting place, the above example also used

echo if there are two variables added, then it is actually written in two rows by default. Write-host but don't use the alias Echo, with WR, multiple variables can be displayed on one line. In addition, in the back of the WR plus-nonewline can not be changed line plus-foregroundcolor ' Blue ' can be changed color

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