$SolutionAndVersionTable += 'VMware Tools - 10.0.9' $SolutionAndVersionTable += 'VMware Site Recovery Manager - 6.1.2' $SolutionAndVersionTable += 'VMware PowerCLI - 6.5.1' $SolutionAndVersionTable = += 'VMware NSX for vSphere - 6.3.2' Then create a PowerShell array with all “ProductVersion” that you want to test against each other. I like to use “Out-GridView” and copy paste to excel, however this is a PowerShell table so you can do anything with it. More than 900.īy design all “unsupported releases” are removed from the output but the function has a switch to include them if needed. The command above list ALL products with ALL version existing in the interoperability matrices. (get-SolutionAndVersion | measure-object).count The above command is useful to check if the “database” in the VMware website has been modified since last time you have checked. VMware Product Interoperability Matrices PowerCLI in GitHub. Three PowerShell functions that will make your life easier. PowerShell is the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.

(Generate CSV reports from the web site is a manual process) Solution Second limitation, it is not possible to generate a report automatically. So there is no point to check compatibility between these two products…but you need to have checked it at least once to know it. However it has limitation when starting to work with many products because all products must be checked against each other.ġ0 products in a SDDC platform is not uncommon.īut it is not that simple, some VMware products are never “Compatible” in the matrices, like NSX and vSphere Replication.

It is perfectly fine with few products, especially when using “All Solutions” in the second field. If you are working with VMware products, you have probably already used the VMware Product Interoperability Matrices.

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