Reputation: 1
I get the VM object and do a retrieve of the Networks but I only get one. Event if the VM has several NICS on different networks.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1391
Reputation: 1736
I realize this is old, but if it helps....
You can do it easily with PowerCli:
PS > connect-viserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -Port 443 -User xxx -Password xxx
PS > Get-NetworkAdapter -VM xxx.xxx.com
Name Type NetworkName MacAddress WakeOnLan
Enabled
---- ---- ----------- ---------- ---------
Network adapter 1 e1000 xxx xx:yy:zz:ad:46:46 True
Network adapter 2 e1000 xxx xx:yy:zz:ad:46:4b True
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 960
According to the API reference, the 'network' property on the VirtualMachine managed object should get you what you want. I've used this property before, and I believe it works just fine.
What call are you making, and what results do you get? An example would help debug the problem.
Upvotes: 1