vRanger 7.7 - User Guide

Get-CurrentTemplateVersionID

Get-CurrentTemplateVersionID

 

Description	Returns the current template version ID of a job template based on a historic template version ID. A new template version ID is assigned to the job template when it is modified.
Syntax	Get-CurrentTemplateVersionID [‑TemplateVersionID] [<String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• TemplateVersionID <GUID>: Template version ID. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	Get-CurrentTemplateVersionID 6baedeed-227a-4350-ba3f-470f9e90dc07 This command returns the current template version ID of the job template referenced by the input template version ID.
Related links	Get-Job Get-JobTemplate

Get-Datastore

Get-Datastore

 

Description	Returns all datastores associated with the specified host.
Syntax	Get-Datastore [‑Host] <HostEntity> [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• Host <HostEntity>: The host object. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	Get-Datastore ‑Host $host This command returns a list of datastores associated with the host.
Related links	Get-MonitorLog

Get-GlobalTransportFailover

Get-GlobalTransportFailover

 

Description	Gets the default Transport Failover order for replication jobs.
Syntax	Get-GlobalTransportFailover [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	<CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	This command gets the default Transport Failover order for replication jobs.
Related links	Update-GlobalTransportFailover Get-TransportFailover

Get-InventoryEntities

Get-InventoryEntities

 

Description	Returns a list of inventory entities based on the input repository type. The command returns all inventory entities if no type is provided. You can also get inventory entities by type. There is a performance delay if all types are requested or no type is specified.
Syntax	Get-InventoryEntities [[‑Type] <String>] [[‑Block] <Boolean>] [[‑Thin] <Boolean>][<CommonParameters>]
Parameters	• Type [<String>]: Inventory entity type: All, ClusterComputeResource, ComputeResource, DataCenter, EsxHost, Folder, HypervCluster, HypervHost, HypervVirtualMachine, ResourcePool, VirtualCenter, VirtualMachine, VirtualApp, PhysicalMachine. • Block [<Boolean>]: If set to true, the call blocks if inventory is being refreshed until it is done. Possible timeout might occur on large inventory sets. • Thin [<Boolean>]: If set to true, the call returns thin inventory objects. • <CommonParameters>: This cmdlet supports the common parameters: ‑Verbose, ‑Debug, ‑ErrorAction, ‑ErrorVariable, and ‑OutVariable. For more information, type: "get-help about_commonparameters"
Examples	--------------------EXAMPLE 1-------------------- Get-InventoryEntities ‑ Type HypervHost This command gets a list of all inventory entities. --------------------EXAMPLE 2-------------------- Get-InventoryEntities ‑Type EsxHost This command gets a list of all loaded VMware® ESXi™ host entities. --------------------EXAMPLE 3-------------------- This command gets a list of all inventory entities.
Related links	None