A request came in last week to help automate the inventory of vSphere Virtual Machines (VMs) that have been configured with the Per-VM EVC (Enhanced vMotion Compatibility) capability. It is important to understand that if a VM is not configured with Per-VM EVC, it will automatically inherit the configured EVC-mode from the vSphere Cluster. While […]
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