- Before performing this process, make sure you have your VM CD-Rom not pointing to a datastore and pointed to the “Client Device” and have the CD Rom disconnected. Having the CD-Rom pointed to a datastore can cause problems.
- Open PowerShell ISE in Administrator Mode
- Open the "Initialize-PowerCLIEnvironment.ps1 script located at C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\Infrastructure\PowerCLI\Scripts
- This will be here after you installed PowerCLI
- In order to get the Power CLI to connect to servers on the network, you have to bypass the certificate error by putting in the following code:
- Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -InvalidCertificateAction Ignore
- Then you can connect to your server with the following command:
- Connect-VIServer -Server x.x.x.x -User vsphere.local\example - Password XXXXXXX
- Once this is done, you can now start your exporting of your OVA/OVF with the next steps.
- Make sure you know your destination folder and the name of your VM from vCenter. Once you have this, perform the following command:
- Get-VM –Name ExampleTest | Export-VApp –Destination C:\Users\Example\Desktop –Format Ovf or ova
What's Popular
-
I know there are a few more ways to do these procedures, but this is just one example in this overall SOP. 1. First, from the UCS mana... -
• First off, VLANs are sorted through identifiers. Regular VLANs are identified with 1-4096. • There are actually VLANs 1-1001 which ar...
-
Via GUI: • Click on Device tab > Setup link > Operations tab • Click on shutdown device under device operations on the right...
No comments:
Post a Comment