I apologize for the very basic question.
I have a datacenter whose nema is, let's say, "MyDatacenter" and a cluster inside the datacenter whose name in "MyCluster".
How can I create a folder whose nami ins "Folder1" in "MyCluster" so that I can see:
MyDatacenter
MyCluster
Folder1
Folder2
Subfolder2_1
Folder3
Up to now I was unable to get the right syntax...
Regards
marius
Afaik you can't create a yellow folder under a cluster.
But I might have misunderstood the question, perhaps include a screenshot of such a sample folder created in the Web Client?
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Afaik you can't create a yellow folder under a cluster.
But I might have misunderstood the question, perhaps include a screenshot of such a sample folder created in the Web Client?
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Many thanks for your answer.
What do you mean "Yellow folder"?
In mu unsuccessful tests I noticed that I was able to create yallow folders inside the Datacenter, but it's not what I want!!!
I simply need to create a blue folder inside the cluster.
I suspect I should use a different command, is it correct?
Which command should I use?
Regards
marius
The so-called yellow and blue folders are from pre-vSphere 6 days.
Now we have 4 types of folders that you can create (and they are all yellow-orange)
To make it a bit more complicated, as long as you stay (in the tree structure) above a Datacenter, the folders will not be of a specific of these 4 types.
Folders can be created at a few specific locations, like under the vCenter, Datacenter and other folders
For example
New-Folder -Name Folder1 -Location (Get-Datacenter -Name DC1)
When you want to create a folder under a Datacenter, you have to pick one of the 4 types above.
Currently not yet supported via a cmdlet, but you can pick the (hidden) parent-folder, and thus determine the type of the new folder.
For example (this is using the vSphere API method)
$dc = Get-Datacenter -Name DC1
$hostFolder = Get-View -id $dc.ExtensionData.HostFolder
$hostFolder.CreateFolder('TestHostFolder')
$vmFolder = Get-View -id $dc.ExtensionData.VmFolder
$vmFolder.CreateFolder('TestVmFolder')
$netFolder = Get-View -id $dc.ExtensionData.NetworkFolder
$netFolder.CreateFolder('TestNetFolder')
$dsFolder = Get-View -id $dc.ExtensionData.DatastoreFolder
$dsFolder.CreateFolder('TestDSFolder')
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