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• File ESXiMgmt-module-sample-3.ps1 — part of check-in [6db6d20e70] at 2018-06-10 13:16:54 on branch trunk — This is to demonstrate how to shutdown the machines you started while be reading the sample 2. (user: Alexander Petrovskiy size: 2988)

# encoding: utf-8
# api: powershell
# title: ESXiMgmt module sample 3
# description: This is to demonstrate how to shutdown the machines you started while be reading the sample 2.
# version: 4.1
# type: module
# author: Alexander Petrovskiy                                                                              
# license: CC0
# x-poshcode-id: 2918
# x-archived: 2011-09-16T12:01:24
# x-published: 2011-08-18T13:59:00
#
#
#######################################################################################################################
# File:             ESXiMgmt_machines_poweroff_sample.ps1                                                             #
# Author:           Alexander Petrovskiy                                                                              #
# Publisher:        Alexander Petrovskiy, SoftwareTestingUsingPowerShell.WordPress.Com                                #
# Copyright:        © 2011 Alexander Petrovskiy, SoftwareTestingUsingPowerShell.WordPress.Com. All rights reserved.   #
# Prerequisites:    The module was tested with Vmware ESXi 4.1 U1 on the server side and                              #
#                       Vmware PowerCLI 4.1 U1                                                                        #
#                       plink.exe 0.60.0.0                                                                            #
# Usage:            To load this module run the following instruction:                                                #
#                       Import-Module -Name ESXiMgmt -Force                                                           #
#                   Please provide feedback in the SoftwareTestingUsingPowerShell.WordPress.Com blog.                 #
#######################################################################################################################
param([string]$Server,
	  [string]$User,
	  [string]$Password,
	  [string]$DatastoreName,
	  [string]$MachinePrefix,
	  [int]$OperationTimeout
	  )
# USAGE: .\ESXiMgmt_machines_poweroff_sample.ps1 192.168.1.1 root 123 datastore3 XPSP2 10
cls
Set-StrictMode -Version Latest
Import-Module ESXiMgmt -Force;

Connect-ESXi -Server $Server -Port 443 `
	-Protocol HTTPS -User $User -Password $Password `
	-DatastoreName $DatastoreName;

$VerbosePreference = [System.Management.Automation.ActionPreference]::Continue;
$VMs = Get-VM *

foreach($vm in $VMs)
{
	if ($vm.Name -like "$($MachinePrefix)*" -and `
		$vm.PowerState -eq 1) #PoweredOn
	{
		Write-Verbose "$($vm.Name) is stopping";
		Stop-ESXiVM -Server $Server `
			-User $User -Password $Password `
			-Id (Get-ESXiVMId $vm);
		sleep -Seconds $OperationTimeout;
	}
}
		
Disconnect-ESXi

# to restart virtual machines instead of shutdown them
# simply call the ESXiMgmt_machines_poweron_sample.ps1 script:
# USAGE: .\ESXiMgmt_machines_poweron_sample.ps1 192.168.1.1 root 123 datastore3 host1ds3 XPSP2 300