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Question about Finding a "bad VM" #1001

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adityapandey216 opened this issue Jan 30, 2023 · 1 comment
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Question about Finding a "bad VM" #1001

adityapandey216 opened this issue Jan 30, 2023 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

I have been working with rvtools which is a app that fetches vm related information from vcenter. The way Rvtools work is that it filters out the bad vms which is nothing but a VM with hundreds of disks. The problem seems to be mainly caused by backup solutions that cannot clean everything properly when the backup is finished. I don't see this case with pyvmomi. How can i detect a "bad vm" using pyvmomi?

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  1. Get all vm related info using retrievePropertyEX

Expected behavior

The result should filter out all the bad vms.

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@adityapandey216 adityapandey216 changed the title Finding a "bad VM" Question about Finding a "bad VM" Jan 31, 2023
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Hi @DanielDraganov . Any update on this?

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