The xITGHyperV module based on xHyper-V and contains DSC resources for deployment and configuration of virtual machines and related resources.
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- xVMLegacyNetworkAdapter manages legacy VM network adapters attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
- xVMNonLegacyNetworkAdapter manages non legacy VM network adapters attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
- xVMComPort manages VM serial ports attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
Manages legacy VM Network adapters attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
- The Hyper-V Role has to be installed on the machine.
- The Hyper-V PowerShell module has to be installed on the machine.
[String]Id (Key): Unique string for identifying the resource instance.[String]Name (Required): Name of the network adapter as it appears either in the management OS or attached to a VM.[String]SwitchName (Required): Virtual Switch name to connect to.[String]VMName (Required): Name of the VM to attach to. If you want to attach new VM Network adapter to the management OS, set this property to 'Management OS'.[String]MacAddress (Write): Use this to specify a Static MAC Address. If this parameter is not specified, dynamic MAC Address will be set.[String]Ensure (Write): Ensures that the VM Network Adapter is Present or Absent. The default value is Present. { Present | Absent }.
[Boolean]DynamicMacAddress (Read): Does the VM Network Adapter use a Dynamic MAC Address.
Manages non legacy VM Network adapters attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
- The Hyper-V Role has to be installed on the machine.
- The Hyper-V PowerShell module has to be installed on the machine.
[String]Id (Key): Unique string for identifying the resource instance.[String]Name (Required): Name of the network adapter as it appears either in the management OS or attached to a VM.[String]SwitchName (Required): Virtual Switch name to connect to.[String]VMName (Required): Name of the VM to attach to. If you want to attach new VM Network adapter to the management OS, set this property to 'Management OS'.[String]MacAddress (Write): Use this to specify a Static MAC Address. If this parameter is not specified, dynamic MAC Address will be set.[String]Ensure (Write): Ensures that the VM Network Adapter is Present or Absent. The default value is Present. { Present | Absent }.
[Boolean]DynamicMacAddress (Read): Does the VM Network Adapter use a Dynamic MAC Address.
Manages VM serial ports attached to a Hyper-V virtual machine.
- The Hyper-V Role has to be installed on the machine.
- The Hyper-V PowerShell module has to be installed on the machine.
[String]Id (Key): Unique string for identifying the resource instance.[String]VMName (Required): Name of the VM to attach to.[UInt16]Number (Required): serial port number.[String]Path (Write): named pipe path or empty string. If this parameter is not specified, serial port detached from any named pipes.[String]Ensure (Write): Ensures that the VM serial port is Present or Absent. The default value is Present. { Present | Absent }. Now supported only Present.