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Document Your Virtual Machines for Free

Posted on March 17, 2009October 23, 2015 By Doriano No Comments on Document Your Virtual Machines for Free

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VKernel has released a new FREE SnapshotMyVM utility that makes it easy to quickly document and inventory all of your vmware Virtual Machines (VMs). Here’s some of the information you can document:

  • VM name
  • Guest operating system
  • Host hardware type, manufacturer, and version
  • VM resource (CPU, memory, storage, network) configuration
  • VM resource utilization statistics (saves a week of historical data)
  • SnapshotMyVM automates the time-consuming documentation process, collects dozens of important VM attributes, and creates detailed reports.  You can then export your documentation to XML, so that you can save it, edit it, archive it, and share it with others. 

    Watch this quick "How to Use SnapshotMyVM" video to see just how easy it is.

    SnapshotMyVM is part of an suite of VKernel FREE tools that help manage your VMware environment.  This includes the “Google-like” search utility, SearchMyVM and the popular CompareMyVM community site where users learn how to right size VMs.

    Download the FREE SnapshotMyVM 

    VKernel also has free trials of other vmware tools such as Capacity Analyzer, Modeler, and Chargeback software.

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