Perform a VMotion on multiple virtual machines using PowerCLI

Perform a VMotion on multiple virtual machines using PowerCLI

 

  • Connect to vCenter Server:

 

Connect-VIServer -Server vCenterServer -User username -Password password

 

  • Initiate VMotion for each VM: Loop through the array and use the Move-VM cmdlet to perform the VMotion.foreach ($vmName in $vmNames) {
    $vm = Get-VM -Name $vmName
    $destinationHost = “DestinationHost” # Replace with the target host’s name or IP address
    $destinationDatastore = “DestinationDatastore” # Replace with the target datastore’s nameMove-VM -VM $vm -Destination (Get-VMHost -Name $destinationHost) -Datastore (Get-Datastore -Name $destinationDatastore) -Priority High
    }

 

  • For Multiple VM, Store VM names in an array: Create an array containing the names of the virtual machines you want to VMotion.

$vmNames = @(“VM1”, “VM2”, “VM3”)

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