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History for VMWare-Quick-Migration.ps1
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2018-06-10
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| 13:33 | Performs the functional equivalent of a Hyper-V Quick Migration by suspending a VM, moving it to a new host, and resuming it. This does not require vMotion licensing. It works by providing required VM objects via the pipeline or the second argument, and specifying the Destination host in the first argument, so you can use whatever query you want to build a list of VM’s to send to the command. file: [42b2e9ed1d] check-in: [29fbd0a92b] user: Justin Grote branch: trunk, size: 5773 | |
| 12:58 | Performs the functional equivalent of a Hyper-V Quick Migration by suspending a VM, moving it to a new host, and resuming it. This does not require vMotion licensing. It works by providing required VM objects via the pipeline or the second argument, and specifying the Destination host in the first argument, so you can use whatever query you want to build a list of VM’s to send to the command. file: [9e18432edf] check-in: [60e2abf045] user: Justin Grote branch: trunk, size: 5773 | |
| 12:56 | Added: Performs the functional equivalent of a Hyper-V Quick Migration by suspending a VM, moving it to a new host, and resuming it. This does not require vMotion licensing. It works by providing required VM objects via the pipeline or the second argument, and specifying the Destination host in the first argument, so you can use whatever query you want to build a list of VM’s to send to the command. file: [6bbe46e10c] check-in: [d914f60127] user: Justin Grote branch: trunk, size: 5182 | |