PowerCLI command to identify the list of powered off server.

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below command to PowerCLI command to identify the list of powered off server.

 Get-VM | Where-Object {$_.PowerState -eq 'PoweredOff'} | select Name,PowerState,VMHost,Folder,Guest | Export-Csv C:\Users\Miliyas\Downloads\vmlist.csv

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