A PowerShell module to interact with Xen Orchestra's REST API, allowing you to manage your XenServer/XCP-ng virtualization environment directly from PowerShell.

• PowerShell 7.0 or later
• Access to a Xen Orchestra instance
• A valid API token

You can install from sources or from the PowerShell Gallery (easier).

Install-Module -Name xo-powershell -AllowPrerelease

1. Clone this repository or download the module files
2. Place them in a directory of your choice
3. Import the module:

Import-Module ./xo-powershell.psd1

You need to authenticate with your Xen Orchestra instance before running commands:

Connect-XoSession -HostName "https://your-xo-server" -Token "your-api-token"

• Test-XoSession - Test connection to Xen Orchestra
• Connect-XoSession - Connect to Xen Orchestra (Connect-XenOrchestra is an alias)
• Disconnect-XoSession - Disconnect from Xen Orchestra (Disconnect-XenOrchestra is an alias)

• Get-XoVm - Get list of VMs or a specific VM
• Start-XoVm - Start one or more VMs
• Stop-XoVm - Stop one or more VMs (use -Force for hard shutdown)
• Restart-XoVm - Restart one or more VMs (use -Force for hard reboot)
• New-XoVmSnapshot - Create VM snapshot
• Get-XoVmSnapshot - Get VM snapshots
• Suspend-XoVm - Suspend one or more VMs

• Get-XoSr - Get storage repositories
• Get-XoVdi - Get virtual disk images
• Get-XoVmVdi - Get disks attached to a VM
• Export-XoVdi - Export a VDI to a file in VHD or RAW format

• Get-XoVdiSnapshot - Get VDI snapshots
• Export-XoVdiSnapshot - Export a VDI snapshot to a file in VHD or RAW format

• Get-XoServer - Get server information

• Get-XoHost - Get host information

• Get-XoTask - Get task information (Get-XoTaskDetails is an alias)
• Wait-XoTask - Wait for task completion

List all running VMs:

Get-XoVm -PowerState Running

Get a specific VM:

Get-XoVm -VmUuid "12345678-abcd-1234-abcd-1234567890ab"

Start multiple VMs:

Get-XoVm -PowerState Halted | Start-XoVm

Create a snapshot of a VM:

New-XoVmSnapshot -VmUuid "12345678-abcd-1234-abcd-1234567890ab" -SnapshotName "Before Update"

Get all disks for a VM:

Get-XoVmVdi -VmUuid "12345678-abcd-1234-abcd-1234567890ab"

Export a VDI to a file:

Export-XoVdi -VdiId "a1b2c3d4" -Format vhd -OutFile "C:\exports\disk_backup.vhd"

List all servers:

Get-XoServer

List all hosts:

Get-XoHost

Most commands support pipeline input, allowing for operations like:

Get-XoVm | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*Test*" } | Stop-XoVm

Get-XoVm -PowerState Running | Where-Object { $_.Memory -gt 4GB } | Suspend-XoVm

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.