VMware PowerCLI

What I'm really missing is a cmdlet for reconnect-vmhost . There already are: Add-VMHostGet-VMHostMove-VMHostRemove-VMHostRestart-VMHostSet-VMHostStart-VMHostStop-VMHostSuspend-VMHost But, when I've installed an ESXi node and added it to vCenter...

pretty much what the title says we need support to connect an ISO from the content library to a VM. currently we have to use a workaround that removes the CD drive and than adds a new one with the Content library Iso parameter set in order to have...

Afaik this relic of the old "init" script serves no other purpose besides displaying some text on the console.And that text is quite annoying when importing the PowerCLI modules from an automation script.

Currently the Remove-HardDisk cmdlet comes with the message "The FlatHardDisk 'xyz.vmdk' is not attached to a VM. The requested operation is only supported for devices attached to VM" when applied to a zombie VMDK.While Get-HardDisk has a Datasto...

Request: Add Version and Content Version to returned data of Get-ContentLibraryItem cmdlet (or via extension data). Background: Working with New/Set-ContentLibraryItem and needing to update Description field with updated template info. If submitte...

Customer would like to use PowerCLI variable to get list of ESXi images uploaded to the VCSA for use with Auto Deploy Rules. They want to get the $IMG variable from the VCSA's already deployed ESXi images that are stored in the VCSA's Image Builde...

While the Get-Metric cmdlet could potentially be very useful, at the moment it is imho useless. The cmdlet is apparently missing the Rollup parameter.For example, when one does Get-Metric -MetricGroup 'CPU' -Name 'usage' 4 objects are returned. ...

Currently, the Stop-VMGuest cmdlet returns immediately and does not wait for the guest operating system to complete the operation.It would be nice if this cmdlet could not return immediatly and wait that the VM is powered off before ending.Current...

Currently it is only possible to configure iSCSI port bindings via esxcli, it would be better to have standard powercli cmdlets that can do this out of the box

One can configure a security policy on Content Libraries but this configuration is not included in the PowerCLI cmdlets for Content Libraries. This configuration currently exists in the REST API for Content Libraries.