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Update VMware.VMEncryption.psm1

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Example for Get-Help was using $SetVMEncryptionKey rather than SetVMDiskEncryptionKey ($ sign and other command used)
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Chris
2017-09-26 14:53:08 +01:00
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@@ -1034,7 +1034,7 @@ Function Set-VMDiskEncryptionKey {
C:\PS>$KMSCluster = Get-KMSCluster | select -last 1 C:\PS>$KMSCluster = Get-KMSCluster | select -last 1
C:\PS>$VM = Get-VM -Name win2012 C:\PS>$VM = Get-VM -Name win2012
C:\PS>$HardDisk = get-vm $vm|Get-HardDisk C:\PS>$HardDisk = get-vm $vm|Get-HardDisk
C:\PS>$HardDisk|$Set-VMEncryptionKey -VM $VM -KMSClusterId $KMSCluster.Id -Deep C:\PS>$HardDisk| Set-VMDiskEncryptionKey -VM $VM -KMSClusterId $KMSCluster.Id -Deep
Deep rekeys all the disks of the $VM using a new key. Deep rekeys all the disks of the $VM using a new key.
The key is generted from the KMS whose clusterId is $KMSCluster.Id. The key is generted from the KMS whose clusterId is $KMSCluster.Id.