Get the address IP of the virtual machines by name of VLan

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  I even put code to add a lead time of 5 to 10 seconds; I restart the virtual machine twice in the script and I can't CD to connect to start the virtual computer.

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  In our project, we communicate to vCenter/ESX and details of virtual machines using the VI - Java 4.0.0 SDK APIs

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  When I run that the following script two things happen:

  1. I don't see a vm in the output of the csv file.

  2. when I send the output to the quick PowrCLI I see only a mac and one IP address for virtual machines with network cards.

  Script

  ---------

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  {foreach ($VM to $VMs)

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  foreach ($ip in $dev.ipaddress)

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  ----                                   --                                    ---

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  $HW = $VMx.guest.net
  foreach ($dev to $HW)
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• Assign a static IP address via DHCP based on the Mac address of the virtual machine

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• Example to retrieve the IP address of the virtual machine

  Hi, I would like to know if there is any sample to create a script to run to retrieve the ip address of the virtual machine instead of enter orders via the powercli console?  Thanks in advance.

  Hello, tayky-

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• IP address of the virtual machine by host

  Hi team,

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  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

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  At C:\powercli_scripts\test_setup_vsphere_4.0_class.ps1:6 char: 53

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  Best regards

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  Hi smithnr10,

   

   

  You must post your question in the TechNet forums because it caters to an audience of it professionals.

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