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Add Vmx Path to VI Client using Powershell

adminSeptember 15, 2009November 17, 2021

The following script is a request from David Gontie, who was kind enough to comment on a previous post. He’d like to add the location of his vm’s to a custom field. This is especially handy if you store all the files for a vm in a single datastore. Here you go David: Enjoy! Hugo

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