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| Export a live VM using Powershell |
To do that you use a very simple powershell script
Export-VM -Name $VMNAME -Path $PATH
Now you can use this in a loop script to export your VMs to a network storage location, external drive, what ever you need.
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| Export a live VM using Powershell |
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