Is there any better way to get the vsphereVM name. I am following the below approach,
$vmrdweb = Get-vspherevmname -vmname $Rdwebname -org $NewOrg.Name -vapp $vapp.Name -CIServer $global:DefaultCIServers.Name -CISessionId $global:DefaultCIServers.sessionid -VIserver $global:DefaultVIServer.Name -VIsessionid $global:DefaultVIServer.SessionId
Inside the Get-vspherevmname function , I have written below block of code,
Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -DisplayDeprecationWarnings $false -Confirm:$false | Out-Null
$ciconnect = Connect-CIServer -Server $ciserver -Session $cisessionid
do { $vma = Get-CIVM -Org $org -VApp $vapp -Name $vmname
Start-Sleep -Seconds $3Seconds
$vmconf = $vma.ExtensionData
$vmtype = $vma.ExtensionData.Type
$vma = Get-CIVM -Org $org -VApp $vapp -Name $vmname
Start-Sleep -Seconds $5Seconds
$vmConfUri = $vma.ExtensionData.Href
$webclient = New-Object system.net.webclient -ErrorAction stop
$webclient.Headers.Add('x-vcloud-authorization',$vmConf.Client.SessionKey)
Start-Sleep -Seconds $3Seconds
$webclient.Headers.Add('accept',$vmType + ";version=$($APIVersion)")
Start-Sleep -Seconds 15
[xml]$vmConfXML = $webclient.DownloadString($vmConfUri)
This approach seems to be failing as it takes longer in generating Uri and it fails to extract the vm name. Is there any better approach ?
