Get-Hardware Spec

you need to find out what is the hardware configuration for workstations or servers on your organization

so will you interrupt the users ? will you log on for each server ? check it from the VM Inventory Management ?

NO!

Quick Hardware Configuration Finder Script function is over here –

you can run the function for multiple machines (Get-HardwareConfig Localhost,Server01,Win7)

###Find Hardware Configuration###
function Get-HardwareConfig($comp) {
$ServersList += @($comp)

        foreach ($comp in $ServersList) {
        $ISVirtual = get-wmiobject -computer $comp win32_computersystem
        $CPUDetails = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $comp win32_processor
        $Memory = gwmi CIM_ComputerSystem -ComputerName $comp 
        $TotalMemory = $Memory.TotalPhysicalMemory
        $RoundedTotalMemory = [Math]::Round($TotalMemory/1GB)

        $ServerSettings = [ordered]@{

        MachineName = $ISVirtual.Name
        IsVirtual = $ISVirtual.Model
        CPUModel = $CPUDetails.Name
        CPUSockets = $CPUDetails.SocketDesignation.count
        CPUNumberOfCores = $CPUDetails.NumberOfCores
        InstalledMemory = $RoundedTotalMemory
            } 
        }
        $ServerSettings
    }

###Find Hardware Configuration###

function Get-HardwareConfig($comp) {

$ServersList += @($comp)

foreach ($comp in $ServersList) {

$ISVirtual = get-wmiobject -computer $comp win32_computersystem

$CPUDetails = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $comp win32_processor

$Memory = gwmi CIM_ComputerSystem -ComputerName $comp

$TotalMemory = $Memory.TotalPhysicalMemory

$RoundedTotalMemory = [Math]::Round($TotalMemory/1GB)

$ServerSettings = [ordered]@{

MachineName = $ISVirtual.Name

IsVirtual = $ISVirtual.Model

CPUModel = $CPUDetails.Name

CPUSockets = $CPUDetails.SocketDesignation.count

CPUNumberOfCores = $CPUDetails.NumberOfCores

InstalledMemory = $RoundedTotalMemory

}

$ServerSettings

}

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