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If using VMware Photon OS, import the modules before proceeding:

For example:

```powershell
Import-Module -Name PowerValidatedSolutions
Import-Module -Name VMware.CloudFoundation.Reporting
```

To verify the modules are installed, run the following command in the PowerShell console.
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Get-Help -Name Invoke-VcfHealthReport -Examples
```

## Updating the Module

Update the PowerShell module and its dependencies from the PowerShell Gallery by running the following commands:

```powershell
Update-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI
Update-Module -Name VMware.vSphere.SsoAdmin
Update-Module -Name PowerVCF
Update-Module -Name PowerValidatedSolutions
Update-Module -Name VMware.CloudFoundation.Reporting
```

To verify that the PowerShell module is updated, run the following command in the PowerShell console.

```powershell
Get-InstalledModule -Name VMware.CloudFoundation.Reporting
```

To verify the dependencies are updated and meet the minimum requirements, run the following command in the PowerShell console.

```powershell
Test-VcfReportingPrereq
```

## User Access

Each cmdlet may provide one or more usage examples. Many of the cmdlets require that credentials are provided to output to the PowerShell console or a report.
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