Set-vmstartpolicy -StartOrder

[alanrenouf]

Hi,

Im trying to set the startorder on some of my vms back to no order so that they do not start in a particular order but I cant work out what value to send it:

I have tried:

get-vmhost MYHOST | get-vmstartpolicy | Set-vmstartpolicy -StartOrder $NULL

get-vmhost MYHOST | get-vmstartpolicy | Set-vmstartpolicy -StartOrder 0

get-vmhost MYHOST | get-vmstartpolicy | Set-vmstartpolicy -StartOrder -1

When you view the vmstartpolicy the entry is black so I thought $NULL would do it.

Any Ideas ?

Thanks

Alan

[LucD · Accepted solution]

This should work:

get-vm <VM-name> | get-vmstartpolicy | Set-vmstartpolicy  -UnspecifiedStartOrder

[alanrenouf]

Aha, missed that option in the help, I would have thought a value of $Null was more expected, ahh well.

Thanks