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Hello, tdubb123-

 

The issue is with the value that you are providing for the "Name" key in the -Filter hashtable in the Get-View call -- the value should be a string, but you are using a VirtualMachineImpl object.  The error that you are getting:

Invalid object specified for the Filter parameter  - 'Hashtable{String,VirtualMachineImpl}'. Filter accepts objects of type  'Hashtable{String, String}'

 

tries to point that out.  That is to say, $vmname is not a String -- it is the entire VirtualMachineImpl object returned from Get-VM.  So, to use that variable in the Filter in the Get-View call, you would need to access the .Name property of the variable.  Like:

 

Get-View-ViewTypeVirtualMachine-Filter @{"Name"=$vmname.Name}

 

And, maybe to help avoid such confusion, naming that variable "$vm" or the likes would be better, since the contents of the variable are not just the VM's name, but the whole VM object.

 

That work for you?


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