Guys - quick question. I have a Hyper-V 2008 Host where I am manually moving the VMs to a Hyper-V 2012 R2 Host. I've been able to move the machines, by exporting the VM and then finding the appropriate Virtual Machine xml file. The one snag that I have is
that the previous admin has the xml file for ALL virtual machines on the host located in the default \VirtualMachines folder. As you all know the files are listed using a GUID (ex: 79E8CB8E-6B7F-429B-B70C-8AD0E807435D.xml)
Other than manually opening each .xml file in notepad and verifying which VM it is associated with, is there a way for me to find which xml file is associated with each VM (perhaps via powershell or a script)?
Appreciate the help!
thanks!
-PD