Invoke-VMScript -VM $vm -ScriptType Bash -ScriptText “echo options rotate timeout:1 attempts:3 >> /etc/resolv.conf” -GuestCredential $Cred
Invoke-VMScript -VM $VMName -ScriptText "New-ItemProperty -path ""$tls_cipher_path"" -PropertyType 'MultiString' -Name Functions -Value $tls_cipher -Force " -GuestUser $GuestCred -GuestPassword $GuestPass -ScriptType PowerShell Write-Host "TLS 1.0 Ciphers removed `nValidating the change";...
7. RE: export-csv in invoke-vmscript 0 Recommend jamie20 Posted Apr 18, 2021 11:01 AM Reply Reply Privately Yes Lucd I corrected it. But I need output like below format, Is it possible? _Server Name Version Install Date vm1 VMware Tools 11.2.5.17337674 20210418 vm1 VMware Horizon...
问VMWare PowerCLI Invoke-VMScriptEN我想使用PowerShell和PowerCLI在远程VM上调用一个命令。完成ESXI安装后...
PowerCLI C:\> Invoke-VMScript -VM $vm -ScriptType Bat -ScriptText $scripttext -GuestUser Administrator -GuestPassword XXXXXX Still the output is displayed but file is not seen inside the demo folder Regards, Arvind S19. RE: Invoke Vm Script with Multi line Text Doesnt ...
VM = $_.NameGuestCredential = $CredsScriptTYpe = 'powershell'ScriptText = $code}$result = Invoke-VMScript @sInvoke$dummy, $out1 = $result.ScriptOutput -split '### Output ###'$out1 = $out1.TrimStart("`n`r") -split "`n`r"$report1 += $row | Add-Member -MemberType Note...
10.RE: Invoke-VMScript is not working Recommend LucD Posted Aug 03, 2018 04:45 PM You should be looking in the datastore where the VM is living. You can find the path of the VMX file by doing Get-VM|SelectName,@{N='VMX';E={$_.ExtensionData.Config.Files.VmPathName}} ...
$installCommand =Invoke-VMScript -vm $vmname -ScriptText $install -GuestCredential $WinodwsLocalCredentials -Server $vCentre -ScriptType Powershell -RunAsync -Verbose 4. RE: Invoke-VMScript as a background job 0 Recommend LucD Posted Jan 05, 2022 08:42 AM Reply Reply Privately With ...
I'm running PowerCLI 5.5R2 and am having an issue running Invoke-VMScript. I've tried LucD script from here but I'm not sure if its outdated now? When I run the function on a VM with Guest OS Centos6.5, the SupportedOS flag returns false. The exact OSType returned is other26xLi...
Invoke-VMScript -VM $VMName -ScriptText " $($tls10_cipher_temp=(Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Cryptography\Configuration\Local\SSL\00010002").Functions)" -GuestUser $GuestCred -GuestPassword $GuestPass -ScriptType PowerShell -ErrorAction Stop // This will compare...