VMware PowerCLI

connecting and getting info from app volumes manager. deleting/creating/expending user writable volumes. managing appstack /writables assignments. automating configurations and operations.

It would be nice to be able to initiate a ‘quickboot’ manually (outside of the scope of VUM), via HTML5, PowerCLI, API etc.. Looks like a few people have asked about this:https://communities.vmware.com/thread/611865 Like the uservoice request says...

Frankly, I'm surprised I couldn't find this already in the list. I'd like/love to see PowerActions available in the H5 client. There's many things that you can't do in the UI that you can in the API. PowerActions offers the ability to extend the U...

Would be good to get cmdlets for configuring all settings in VUM, such as configuring download settings, local repository, download schedules, and the esxi host/cluster options for update manager

I have been using the community-based PowervRA module lately to import and export vRA content, and the scriptability for this is much better than the current cloud client. It would be awesome to see VMware officially support or develop the PowervR...

Require commandlets for creating a new users , password reset of a users and removing the users in VM appliance management .Thank you raj

I appreciate William's work on the community NSX-T module, but we require an officially supported and maintained module from the vendor.

The current tools for creating and replacing and manipulating SSL certs across vSphere is painful, better than it used to be but still painful. Maybe add support sending CSR off to the common PKI server such as Microsoft etc.

We need the ability to use the vum comandlets under linux with powershell core and powercli. It's not very usefull to have only a portion of all comandlets available under powershell core.

Now that we have a new version of PowerCLI being developed, could we get you all to add compatibility for PowerCLI cmdlets with the PoshRSJob module? I have been struggling with this for about a year now, and I think this may be the opportunity to...