unfortunately when i list deleted VMs it does not provide the path, is it possible to add a flag to provide that information and not just the name of the VM ?
I think it is not working because the VM is dynamically added via Container client mechanism and the property is set as "dynamic".I am sure if you open the MC-GUI and right click on this VM from the "Administration" window all the options will be grayed out.Please edit the property of "parent" container (VMFolder/ResourcePool/ESX) of this VM from "policy->client" window and change it from "dynamic" to "static" and try to run proxycp again and it should retire the client properly. Once the client is retired change the property back to "dynamic".
I am tied up this week with other activity and wont be able to make any changes to proxycp, but next week I'll add intelligence to deal with this condition and automatically edit "parent" property if VM belongs to container client.
I think it is not working because the VM is dynamically added via Container client mechanism and the property is set as "dynamic".I am sure if you open the MC-GUI and right click on this VM from the "Administration" window all the options will be grayed out.
I actually do these options:
Amol Powar wrote:
.Please edit the property of "parent" container (VMFolder/ResourcePool/ESX) of this VM from "policy->client" window and change it from "dynamic" to "static" and try to run proxycp again and it should retire the client properly. Once the client is retired change the property back to "dynamic".
This VM is located under multiple subfolders in vCenter so i disabled "Dynamic Mode" on every parent folder (VM is in the root of L2 subfolder) , still no luck.
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Posted January 22nd, 2016 07:00
You need to provide complete path of the VM in the file.
Note : Make sure to use the latest version from the FTP
Regards
Amol Powar