CtxAdmTools
FREE Tools for Citrix, Microsoft and VMware Administrators and Consultants
| DetectVM v2.0 | ||||||
| Release Date: May 19, 2010 | ||||||
| This FREE tool detect Virtualization Technology installed. | ||||||
| if you run DetectVM Client from Command Line: | ||||||
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| DetectVM can detect Citrix, Microsoft and VMware Virtual Machines only. | ||||||
| DetectVM run on x86 and x64 systems. | ||||||
| DetectVM requires .NET Framework 2.0 or later installed. | ||||||
| Every time you run DetectVM the application return a code | ||||||
| 0 = Not running inside a Virtual Machine | ||||||
| 1 = Microsoft Virtual Machine | ||||||
| 2 = VMware Virtual Machine | ||||||
| 3 = Citrix XenServer Virtual Machine | ||||||
| 100= Error | ||||||
| You can capture the code using a Batch file. Below is a example: | ||||||
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@ECHO OFF DetectVM /QUIET IF ERRORLEVEL 100 GOTO ErrorVM IF ERRORLEVEL 3 GOTO Xen IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO VMware IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO Microsoft REM No Virtual Machine ECHO Not running inside a Virtual Machine GOTO End :Microsoft REM Microsoft ECHO Running Inside a Microsoft Virtual Machine GOTO End :VMware REM VMware ECHO Running Inside a VMware Virtual Machine GOTO End :Xen REM Citrix XenServer ECHO Running Inside a Citrix XenServer Virtual Machine GOTO End ErrorVM ECHO Error Detecting Virtual Machine :End |
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