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Hi! That's what i think you want. Maybe exploring the Get-datastore cmdlet you can have all information you're looking for. =)


#loading powercli environment


if(!(get-pssnapin|where{$_.name-eq"vmware.vimautomation.core"})) {


try{


add-pssnapinVMware.VimAutomation.Core


}catch{


$ErrorMessage=$_.Exception.Message


outputThis"$ErrorMessage"


}


}


#change the parameter Server to your vCenter


$myvc=connect-viserver-Server"yourServer"-wa0


#you can get the datastores by the Hosts in your clusters


$myclusters=Get-Cluster-Server$myvc


$info2export=@()


foreach($clusterin$myclusters){


$datastoresPerCluster=$cluster|Get-VMhost|Get-Datastore


foreach($datastorein$datastoresPerCluster){


$partialInfo=""|selectClusterName,DatastoreName,CapacitySpaceUsed,FreeSpace


$partialInfo.ClusterName=$cluster.Name


$partialInfo.DatastoreName=$datastore.Name


#$partialInfo.ProvisionedSpace = ?


$partialInfo.CapacitySpaceUsed=$datastore.CapacityGB


$partialInfo.FreeSpace=$datastore.FreeSpaceGB


$info2export+=$partialInfo


}


}


#Export to csv in the path you want


$path="c:\temp\datastoreList.csv"


$info2export|Export-Csv-Path$path-NoTypeInformation-UseCulture