Powershell new virtual machine

[chicojr]

Were on Vsphere 6.7.0, seeing if anyone has a sufficient script to run that will go through and create one virtual machine with 2 cpu, 8gb of ram, 75gb disk and to select "datastore Default", select vm guest os = Microsoft windows server 2012 (64bit), specify destination, specify target and name server,

[timweaver23]

Something like this ....

New-VM -Name [server name] -Datastore [datastore name] -DiskGB [size] -DiskStorageFormat [disk format thin\thick] -MemoryGB [size] -CD -GuestId [guestos] -NumCpu [number]

[MikeStoica]

Have a look on these: VMware PowerCLI Forum - VMware {code} , https://vmguru.com/2016/02/powershell-friday-creating-virtual-machines/ , VMware PowerCLI Forum - VMware {code}

[jacobvanderwyst]

Can you update with functioning links?

[HassanAlKak88]

Hello,

Kindly find the following:

In PowerCLI, the New-VM cmdlet is used to create a new virtual machine. A few important things that can be set with New-VM are the following:

Run New-VM while specifying the VM name, VMHost, datastore, number of CPU's, hard disk size and the network name.

Example:

New-VM -Name 'TestVM' –VMHost 'VMHost-1' -Datastore 'TestDatastore' -DiskGB 40 -MemoryGB 8 -NumCpu 2 -NetworkName 'Virtual Machine Network'

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