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Custom REport for VM Guest Disks

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I am looking for a way to have a report show how many virtual disks each guest machine has and if the disk is partitioned at all on the windows side. Is this possible?
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Re: Custom REport for VM Guest Disks

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Hello Michael,

Have you tried using Custom Infrastructure report? You can select virtual machine as an object and then pick the parameters you need for the virtual disks.

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Re: Custom REport for VM Guest Disks

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I did try that and I was able to get the virtual disks but there's nothing that i can see that would get me if that particular disk has been partitioned 1,2, or 3 times. Also i came across that the report wasn't accurate since I checked the report and it showed that there were two virtual disks but when i check the actual machine there is only 1, so that was kind of weird...


I usually use RVtools to get a really good report of my vCenter so i was hoping that Veeam was able to get me some good data too but i cant seem to get this particular kind of report together and be accurate.
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Re: Custom REport for VM Guest Disks

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mfoley wrote:but there's nothing that i can see that would get me if that particular disk has been partitioned 1,2, or 3 times.
Just to make sure I understand - do you want to see the size of partitions of the Guest OS or something else?
mfoley wrote: I checked the report and it showed that there were two virtual disks but when i check the actual machine there is only 1, so that was kind of weird...
Can you please post a screenshot of what you have generated? I believe there might be some confusion on the report layout. BTW, what about other VMs?
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