Hello,
When you connect a media (ISO file) on VCD, there is no place to tell on VCD portal that there is an ISO file mounted on a specific VM. So many ISO stay mounted on VMs without being removed.
So what I want to do is to do an inventory of VMs with mounted ISO files and the name of the mounted ISO file as its shown on VCD catalog.
With PowerCLI, I did not find how to get that information on VCD.
Then I tried by querying the vCenter instead but I got only a path on a datastore which does not tell me what is the name of the corresponding ISO Name as shown in VCD I only have the path with multiple strange characters like [Datastore_Name] Cloud/media/725129e2-45df-4024-87a7-f7a4a2a96085/c0d971bc-9560-4d60-b0c9-4c48bc4bc177/media-a201b08a-59db-4fe2-b417-f3f5c94627e8.iso
This is the used script
$Log = @()
foreach ($CIVM in (Get-CIVM -Org Org_Name)) {
$VM = $CIVM | Get-VM
$CDDrive= $VM | Get-CDDrive
$Report = ""| Select vAppName, VMName, ConnectionState, HostDevice, IsoPath, RemoteDevice
$Report.vAppName = $CIVM.VApp
$Report.VMName = $CIVM.Name
$Report.ConnectionState = $CDDrive.ConnectionState
$Report.HostDevice = $CDDrive.HostDevice
$Report.IsoPath = $CDDrive.IsoPath
$Report.RemoteDevice = $CDDrive.RemoteDevice
$Log += $Report
}
$exitLogFile = "Org_Name-List.csv"
$Log | Export-Csv "$exitLogFile" -delimiter ";" -NoTypeInformation;
But from there I don’t know where to go to get the names as shown on VCD.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
