How to check server memory model for extend the physical memory
2017-04-21 15:38
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PowerCLI command:
$vmhost | get-VMHostHardware | select -ExpandProperty MemoryModules
$vmhost | get-VMHostHardware | select -ExpandProperty MemoryModules
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