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 ```
 # Refs
 - https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VMware-PowerCLI-Discussions/VM-metrics-I-O-CPU-MEM/td-p/2807641

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 ```
 $outputFilePath = "runningVMs.txt"
 foreach ($vm in $runningVMs) {
      $vmName = $vm.Name

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 ### Get hosts in maintenance mode
 ```
-Get-VMHost | Where-Object {$_.ConnectionState
+Get-VMHost | Where-Object {$_.ConnectionState -eq "Maintenance"} | Select-Object Name
 ```

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	Set-VMHost -VMHost $vmhost -State Maintenance -Confirm:$false		Set-VMHost -VMHost $vmhost -State Maintenance -Confirm:$false

		+	```
		+
		+	### Get hosts in maintenance mode
		+	```
		+	Get-VMHost \| Where-Object {$_.ConnectionState
	```		```

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 # Get the VMHost object
-$host = Get-VMHost -Name $hostName
+$vmhost = Get-VMHost -Name $hostName
 # Put the host into maintenance mode
-Set-VMHost -VMHost $host -State Maintenance -Confirm:$false
+Set-VMHost -VMHost $vmhost -State Maintenance -Confirm:$false
 ```

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 ```
-## Running VMs to File
+### Running VMs to File
 ```
 $outputFilePath = "runningVMs.txt"
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 ```
 # Refs
 - https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VMware-PowerCLI-Discussions/VM-metrics-I-O-CPU-MEM/td-p/2807641

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	Add-Content -Path $outputFilePath -Value $outputLine		Add-Content -Path $outputFilePath -Value $outputLine
	}		}
		+	```

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	Write-Host "Current CPU Usage in percentage for Cluster '$clusterName': $($cpuStats[-1].Value)%"		Write-Host "Current CPU Usage in percentage for Cluster '$clusterName': $($cpuStats[-1].Value)%"

		+	```
		+
		+	# Running VMS
		+	```
		+	$runningVMs = Get-VM \| Where-Object {$_.PowerState -eq 'PoweredOn'}
		+	foreach ($vm in $runningVMs) {
		+	$vmName = $vm.Name
		+	$hostName = $vm.Host.Name
		+	Write-Host "VM: $vmName is running on host: $hostName"
		+	}
	```		```