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Foglight for Automation Action Packs 5.6.3.8 - Hyper-V ActionPack User Guide

Table of Contents

Using the ActionPack for Microsoft Hyper-V

ActionPack for Microsoft Hyper-V Requirements

PowerShell Requirements Services Requirements Local Security Settings Firewall Settings

Configuration Script

COM and Automation Objects

Workflows Actions

Apply Snapshot Attach Disk Clone VM Configure Network Adapter

Create Differencing VHD Create Dynamic VHD Create Fixed Size VHD Create Snapshot Create VM Delete VM Edit Drive

Edit VM Move VM

Pause VM Reboot Hyper-V Server Remove All Network Adapters Remove All Snapshots Remove Drive Remove Network Adapter Remove Snapshot Rename Snapshot Resume VM Revert to Snapshot Save VM Set MAC Address

Pre-conditions:

Set Network Shutdown Hyper-V Server

Input Parameters

Shutdown VM Start VM Stop VM Wait VM State

Move VM

Moves a powered off virtual machine.

Pre-conditions

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Virtual machine must be located on a shared storage.

The target server, which will host the VM, should run a network interface that the VM uses. For example:

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The source server runs 2 networks: Network1 and Network2.

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The target server runs 2 networks: Network2 and Network3.

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VM1 and VM2 are running on the source server.

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VM1 is connected to Network1.

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VM2 is connected to Network2.

In such configuration you cannot move the VM1 to the target server, because it does not have the Network1. However, you can move VM2 to the target server, because it has the Network2 interface.

Table 22. Move VM Input Parameters
Name/Scripting name	Type	Description
Virtual machine/virtualMachine	TopologyObject	[HPVVirtualMachine]. Virtual machine to move.
MS Hyper-V server/targetServer	TopologyObject	[HPVServer]. Server to which the virtual machine will be moved.

Table 23. Move VM Output Parameters
Name/Scripting name	Type	Description
VM/resultVM	TopologyObject	[HPVVirtualMachine]. Virtual machine.

Pause VM

Pauses a virtual machine. It must be Running to be paused.

Table 24. Pause VM Input Parameters
Name/Scripting name	Type	Description
Virtual machine/virtualMachine	TopologyObject	[HPVVirtualMachine]. Virtual machine to pause.

Reboot Hyper-V Server

Reboots a Hyper-V server. The Hyper-V server must be Powered On.

Table 25. Reboot Hyper-V Server Input Parameters
Name/Scripting name	Type	Description
MS Hyper-V server/server	TopologyObject	[HPVServer]. The Hyper-V server to reboot.
Reason/reason	String	The reason for the shutdown operation.
Force/force	Boolean	If true, forces applications to close despite having unsaved data.

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