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That said, by design, it is limited to operating against, at most, two ESXi infrastructures (and assumes those are in different data centers, although that's not a critical distinction). There's logic to find a specific host (sort of a "Does a VM with this name exist in this place?" check); the code assumes a host naming convention that, again, was peculiar to the original environment. Bottom Line: You'll need to adapt this tool to **your** environment, don't try to use it as-is. Mainly, I'm publishing it because I found the existing examples of how to use the Python vSphere modules a bit wanting (I wrote this before VMware published the "Community examples"), and I think my code did a better job of demonstrating the basic functionality and making it easy for someone else to understand and adapt to their needs.
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That said, by design, it is limited to operating against, at most, two ESXi infrastructures (and assumes those are in different data centers, although that's not a critical distinction). There's logic to find a specific host (sort of a "Does a VM with this name exist in this place?" check); the code assumes a host naming convention that, again, was peculiar to the original environment.
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Bottom Line: You'll need to adapt this tool to **your** environment, don't try to use it as-is. Mainly, I'm publishing it because I found the existing examples of how to use the Python vSphere modules a bit wanting (I wrote this before VMware published the "Community examples"), and I think my code did a better job of demonstrating the basic functionality and making it easy for someone else to understand and adapt to their needs.
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