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VMware vSphere 5.0 Evaluation Guide - Volume One Figure 108. vSphere PowerCLI reporting can also be used to ensure that your virtual configurations are correct. If a port group is missed, or the name is incorrect, or the VLANID has been set incorrectly, this can cause fundamental issues with clusters and the vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS). The preceding example shows how the configuration of each host, vSwitch, and port group can be checked. To perform this, type the following: Get-VMHost | Get-VirtualSwitch | Get-VirtualPortgroup | Select @{Name="VMHost";Expression={$_. VirtualSwitch.VMHost}}, VirtualSwitchName, Name, VLanId | Sort VMHost Figure 109. It is easy to add port groups in large numbers using vSphere PowerCLI. This can be achieved on each host in a specific cluster to ensure the DRS and HA compatibility of the host. The following example will create a new port TECHNICAL WHITE PAPER / 80