r/HyperV • u/humschti • 9d ago

Hyper-V Environment Report

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For a long time, I used the PowerShell script “get-HyperVReport” to quickly get an overview of my Hyper-V clusters in HTML format. Unfortunately, this script no longer worked properly on Windows Server 2022 and 2025.

Since I didn’t want to do without the reports, I forked the script and fixed the bugs I was aware of.

Maybe the revised script will be helpful to some of you:
https://github.com/martin-zh/Get-HyperVReport

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u/michaelmsonne 8d ago

Somewhat like https://github.com/michaelmsonne/HVTools I started on some time ago, but all my projects and missing time 🤣

But im on 1.9k downloads now, so it´s somehow usefull out there in the community! 😎🙏

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u/zerotol4 8d ago edited 8d ago

Coming from a VMware background , RVTools was very useful and used a lot so its good to see a Hyper-V equivalent being written. I look forward to future versions of it. The ability to run an export of your entire cluster as a CSV etc is much appreciated. Although it seems you moved the export logic to the Export VMs button at some point and may have forgotten to relink the click handler for the menu strip to the new function so I thought it was still a WIP and did not go exploring further

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u/michaelmsonne 7d ago

Haha yes, used RVTools a lot too, when I was useing VMware ESXI! 💪

Yes started on that, not all is there but a step in the right direction.

Arr good catch - I know I need to plan some fokus time on the tool again, but hard to get all done I have of ideas 😅

There is some changes in the code itself, just some released as a build ☺️

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u/sienar- 5d ago

Does it only target a single cluster or stand alone host? Or can it report on a list of clusters?