With rmc you can start jobs or copy files to all or some servers. E.g. you can run a job on all master in every pool.

You can select a pool, virtual center or a other option.

If you want to create a report of all vm and sr usage of the configured xenserver pools, you can try the following command:

/opt/fsi/portal/tools/rmc -p ALL -o -j 'fsirdu -v -s -r -n' ; \
 for i in $(find /opt/fsi/inst -name 'report.vm'); do \
 cat $i >>/root/report.gesamt_vm; done

[root@fsi tools] fsictl tool rmc -p XENPOOL1 -j 'cat /etc/redhat-release' -3
 v2xen-1.lab2.schnuerle.com : Citrix Hypervisor release 8.1.0 (xenenterprise)
 v2xen-2.lab2.schnuerle.com : Citrix Hypervisor release 8.1.0 (xenenterprise)
 v2xen-3.lab2.schnuerle.com : Citrix Hypervisor release 8.1.0 (xenenterprise)
 v2xen-4.lab2.schnuerle.com : Citrix Hypervisor release 8.1.0 (xenenterprise)
 v2xen-5.lab2.schnuerle.com : Citrix Hypervisor release 8.1.0 (xenenterprise)