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Check vMotion Network

James Green · Oct 25, 2013 ·

Here’s a one-liner to help you identify any issues in your vMotion network settings. Just update the IP to reflect the subnet of your vMotion network.

[code language=”powershell”] Get-VMhost | Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter | Select VMHost,Name,IP,MTU,VMotionEnabled|
Where {$_.Name -like "vmk*" -and $_.IP -like "10.50.50*"} |
Sort VMHost | Format-Table -autosize
[/code]

The sample output below shows how this helped me identify some misconfigurations.

VMware powercli, troubleshooting, vMotion

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