Well, I’m currently migrating between different cluster layouts, and I had to create the new PortGroups on the old hosts, in order for me to switch between old and new hosts.
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$vmhosts = Get-Cluster "UCSCL01-02" | Get-VMHost foreach ($vmhost in $vmhosts) { import-csv -Delimiter ";" .\pg.csv | foreach { $vmhost | Get-VirtualSwitch -Name "vSwitch3" | New-VirtualPortGroup ` -Name $_.portgroup -VLanId $_.vlanid } } |
And the corresponding CSV would look like this:
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portgroup;vlanid 1700_routers;1700 1701_routers;1701 1702_routers;1702 1703_routers;1703 1704_routers;1704 1705_routers;1705 1706_routers;1706 1707_routers;1707 1708_routers;1708 1709_routers;1709 1710_routers;1710 1711_routers;1711 1712_routers;1712 1713_routers;1713 1714_routers;1714 1715_routers;1715 1716_routers;1716 1717_routers;1717 1718_routers;1718 1719_routers;1719 2000_virtual-machines;2000 2001_virtual-machines;2001 2002_virtual-machines;2002 2003_virtual-machines;2003 2004_virtual-machines;2004 2005_virtual-machines;2005 2006_virtual-machines;2006 2007_virtual-machines;2007 2008_virtual-machines;2008 2009_virtual-machines;2009 2010_virtual-machines;2010 2011_virtual-machines;2011 2012_virtual-machines;2012 2013_virtual-machines;2013 2014_virtual-machines;2014 2015_virtual-machines;2015 2016_virtual-machines;2016 2017_virtual-machines;2017 2018_virtual-machines;2018 2019_virtual-machines;2019 |