Hi All,
There is created a sript what does the following:
1st: makes a clone VMs about the source Linux one - It is OK, no any error durint the script, clone VMs are done.
2nd: Import the IPs from the StaticsIPs.csv- It is OK, no any error during the script
3rd: create a Linux customization specification- It is OK, no any error during the script. Linux customization specification is created in the vCenter
4th: make a non persistent clone about the Linux customization specification - It is OK, no any error during the script
5th: assign the static IP to the cloned VM. It doesn't run properly.There is an error message, screen attached about it.
Could you please help me?
It is the scipt:
$vCenter="vcenter01.lab.sitea"
$vCenterUser="administrator@vsphere.local"
$vCenterUserPassword="jels0.9%"
$clone = "TestLinux"
$vmNameTemplate = “TestLinux-{0:D3}”
$vm_count = "1"
$clone = "TestLinux"
$ds = "Lab_Low"
$Folder = "LabFolder"
$Cluster = "LabCluster"
Connect-viserver $vCenter -user $vCenterUser -password $vCenterUserPassword -WarningAction 0
$vmList = @()
for ($i = 1; $i –le 2; $i++) {
$vmName = $vmNameTemplate –f $i
$ESXi=Get-Cluster $Cluster | Get-VMHost -state connected | Get-Random
write-host "Creation of VM $VM_name initiated" -foreground green
$vmList += New-VM -Name $VmName -VM $clone -VMHost $ESXi -Datastore $ds -Location $Folder
}
$staticIpList = Import-CSV C:\StaticIPs.csv
$linuxSpec = New-OSCustomizationSpec –Name LinuxCustomization –Domain labmhm.hu –NamingScheme Prefix -NamingPrefix "TestLinux" –OSType Linux –DnsServer 192.168.1.1
$specClone = New-OSCustomizationSpec –Spec $linuxSpec –Type NonPersistent
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $vmList.Count; $i++)
{
$ip = $staticIpList[$i].IP
$nicMapping = Get-OSCustomizationNicMapping –OSCustomizationSpec $specClone
$nicMapping | Set-OSCustomizationNicMapping –IpMode UseStaticIp –IpAddress $ip –SubnetMask 255.255.255.0 DefaultGateway 192.168.1.254
Set-VM –VM $vmList[$i] –OSCustomizationSpec $specClone
}
Error message is also attached during step 5th in the script
Yours assistant and coooperation is highly appreciated in this matter!
Sincerely,
Peter
Which PowerCLI version are you using?
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It looks like you might have forgotten the column header, IP, in the CSV file.
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HiLucD,
I attached wrong screen about the .csv file in my previous post here.
It is the correct(btw: the result the same)
PowerCLI Version:
Thank you in advance!
Are you sure about that column header, because in the script you use the property IP, not IPAddress?
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