VMware PowerCLI

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

Importing an OVF/OVA can be deployed to either a vCenter Server and/or Standalone ESXi endpoint. Today, both Get-OvfConfiguration / Import-VApp assumes vCenter Server connection but this should not be a constraint or limitation as OVF/OVA import s...

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 say...

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...

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

Add cmdlets to manipulate the content of Host Profiles.There is no simple, nor documented way to add/edit content of Host Profiles

Today, there is a limitation with the Move-VM cmdlet for a compute-only Cross vCenter vMotion where VMDKs stored across different datastores will actually be relocated to a single datastore after performing the migration. It is possible to overrid...

Currently there is no documented way to import patches to the Update Manager. If you host more than one vCenter (imagine over 30) and you are not able to run the VUM Download Service it´s a waste of time to manually upload the patches on each vCe...

Being able to manage the configuration of the PSC and VCSA would allow management of joining both the Active Directory, managing the certificate infrastructure including replacing the default certificates with a either enterprise or third party ce...

PowerShell provides the ability to tab-complete parameter values via argument completers. For example: Get-Process -Name <tab> Get-Service -DisplayName <tab> Get-Command -Module VMwar<tab> Get-Variable -Name r<tab...