Girovangando in rete ho trovato questo powershell script che verifica lo scato delle patch di un server esx3. Come prerequisiti ha ovviamente la powershell e plink
$patches="ESX-2158032","ESX-1410076","ESX-1006511","ESX-9986131","ESX-8173580","ESX-6921838",
"ESX-2066306","ESX-6075798","ESX-5497987","ESX-3996003","ESX-2092658","ESX-2031037",
"ESX-1917602","ESX-1271657","ESX-9865995","ESX-6856573","ESX-6050503","ESX-5885387",
"ESX-5031800","ESX-3199476","ESX-9916286","ESX-9617902","ESX-8852210","ESX-8174018",
"ESX-7780490","ESX-7737432","ESX-5011126","ESX-3416571","ESX-1161870","ESX-2559638",
"ESX-2257739","ESX-1541239"
$servers="esx01", "esx02", "esx03"
$account="root"
$password="vmware"
$servers | % { $a=plink -pw $password $account@$_ "esxupdate query"
$server=$_
$patches | % {
$patch=$_
if( [regex]::match($a, $_).success ) {
$summary="Installed"
}
else
{
$summary="Not installed"
}
new-object psobject |
add-member -pass NoteProperty Server $server |
add-member -pass NoteProperty Patch $patch |
add-member -pass NoteProperty Summary $summary
}
}
