I am in need of a powercli script to remove a specific VMkernel adapter on a ESXi 6.5 host on a Distributed Switch.
I am targeting the vmk1 which also has 'vmotion' enabled.
This script snippet works but I need to target the adapter by either having vmotion enabled or by the device name "vmk1"
$network = Get-VMHostNetwork
Remove-VMHostNetworkAdapter $network.VirtualNic[0] -Confirm
Any help would be great.
With the vmkernel name, you can do
Remove-VMHostNetworkAdapter -Confirm:$false
You can also target the one(s) where vMotion is enabled.
where{$_.VMotionEnabled} |
Remove-VMHostNetworkAdapter -Confirm:$false
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With the vmkernel name, you can do
Remove-VMHostNetworkAdapter -Confirm:$false
You can also target the one(s) where vMotion is enabled.
where{$_.VMotionEnabled} |
Remove-VMHostNetworkAdapter -Confirm:$false
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Blog: lucd.info Twitter: @LucD22 Co-author PowerCLI Reference