I am writing this PowerCLI to upload my iso to my Content Library, that part works well. However, once it is finish, it is mark or recognize as file versus iso
$ConLibName = 'Repo' # name of my Repository/folder I created within CL
$SourceWindowsIsoPath = 'D:\LabSources\ISOs\Windows_Server_2016_Datacenter_EVAL_en-us_14393_refresh.iso' # my original ISO - Windows 2016
$SourceWindowsIsoFullName = $SourceWindowsIsoPath.split("\")[-1] # I used split pull out the file name
$DestinationWindowsIsoPath = $BuildPath + '\FinalISO\' + ($SourceWindowsIsoFullName -replace ".iso","") + '-custom.iso' # Here is where my update path and the new filename I wash it through with MS ADK
$DestinationWindowsISO = ($SourceWindowsIsoFullName -replace ".iso","") + '-custom' # I remember the file extension '.iso' as my name within CL, just looks cleaner
where I execute the line below
New-ContentLibraryItem -ContentLibrary $ConLibName -Name $DestinationWindowsISO -Files $DestinationWindowsIsoPath
All the parameters are set and reporting back correctly
PS C:\Users\Administrator> echo $ConLibName
Repo
PS C:\Users\Administrator> echo $DestinationWindowsISO
Windows_Server_2016_Datacenter_EVAL_en-us_14393_refresh-custom
PS C:\Users\Administrator> echo $DestinationWindowsIsoPath
G:\CustomizedWindowsISO\FinalISO\Windows_Server_2016_Datacenter_EVAL_en-us_14393_refresh-custom.iso
And the file is upload, just for what ever reason, CL is reporting it being a file versus ISO. If I did it manually, it works fine. Any input or feedback would be appreciated as I am stuck
