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Export / Import selective Folder structure

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Hi,

 

I require a script which can do the following,

 

I have two vCenter VC1 and VC2 and many VM's  with same names are present in both the VC,

 

1. Export the complete folder structure with VM details of a datacenter from VC1 to a outputfile.

2. Then in VC2 i need to create only a particular folder with all its its sub-folders from the output file generated from VC1. This folder will be a root folder which is directly under datacenter in VC1.

3. After creating the particular folder structure, the script should read the vm's that was present in that folder & subfolder from output file and then it should search the same VM's in VC2 and place them into the folders identically.

 

Example:

 

The folder1 structure hs been taken from VC1 and has been created in VC2 with all the subfolders and placing the same VM's in the folders.

 

VC1

  |-----Datacenter1

              |------------Folder1

                               |-------SubFolder1

                                             |----VM1

                                             |----VM2

                               |-------Subfolder2

                                             |-----VM3        

                                             |-----VM4

              |-------------Folder2

                                |--------Subfolder3

                                |--------Subfolder4

VC2

  |-----Datacenter1

              |------------Folder1

                               |-------SubFolder1

                                             |----VM1

                                             |----VM2

                               |-------Subfolder2

                                             |-----VM3        

                                             |-----VM4

 

 

Thanks in Advance!


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