sábado, 5 de marzo de 2016

PowerCLI: Basics



Creating a New Virtual Machine


Hello Guys 

This is my first post with Power Cli, so I'l try to show you how to create a New Virtual Machine.

Here I go!!!

  • First, We have to connect to the VMware Infraestructure, If you don't have the vCenter Server installed you can use the ESXi Host.


   Connect-VIServer -Server YourIpServer -User administrator@vsphere.local -Password                      yourpassword

  • Then you need to créate a Folder for VM

          Get-Folder VM
          $nf=Get-Folder VM
          New-Folder -Name "YourFolderName" -Location $nf

  • After that you need to create a ResourcePool

           $cl=Get-Cluster YourClusterName
           New-ResourcePool -Name YourRpName -Location $cl

  • And now we create the variables for using them for the virtual machine creation function.           

          $rp=Get-ResourcePool YourRpName
          $ds=Get-Datastore YourDatastoreName
          $fm=Get-Folder YourFolderName
          $vh=Get-VMHost
    
          Take Note: This symbol $ indicates that is a variable.  

  • Here we create the Virtual Machine 

   New-VM -Name "VMCLI" -ResourcePool $rp -Location $fm -Version v8 -Datastore       YourDatastoreName -DiskGB 10 -DiskStorageFormat Thin -MemoryGB 2 -Portgroup YourPortgroupName -VMhost $vh[1]

So, I did it in my lab......





  • And now we start the VM




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