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Hi LucD
As always a pleasure!! hehe
The first one, with each entry in the vlans file, it has to go by all 800 VMs to look which are in that vlan and change it, as the file has 129 entries, this is really slow.
Second just do one pass across all the VMs in order to load all data in memory, but is slow in user experience because it doesn't show you anything in the screen until actually starts to modify VMs.
Third, I can't say if it's much faster than the second, but as it give you something on the screen on each VM at least the user experience is better to see if what you have done actually works, and even better it's one command line. So brief and good, 2 times good.
Sorry, I just wanted to share my 2 hours looking for the appropriate command, I hope this entry helps some one else in the same situation.