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Map vmdk to guest volume
I have a Hyper-V cluster and want PowerShell to give me a list of what vmdk file is assigned to which volume mount point in the virtual machine OS (Windows). Example: vmdk file ...
Hello,
Hyper-V uses VHD and VHDX files it does not natively use VMDKs that is VMWARE's file standard.
VHD = Generation 1 VM
VHDX = Generation 2 VM
The Get-VMHardDiskDrive that is already built in should get you what you need, you could even pipe in all the VM names into it, but by default it gets the VHD information for the VM you specify, but it does accept pipe line input.
Get-VM | Get-VMHardDiskDrive | Format-Table VMName,ControllerLocation,Path