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I'm using PowerShell to connect to a Hyper-V virtual machine. But for some reason when I try to start a PSSession, I get the error "The input VMID does not resolve to a single virtual machine."

The code looks like this:

$HyperVServerName = "TheServerName"
$VMName = "AValidVMName"
$SnapshotName = "ASnapshotName"
$creds = Get-Credential

Restore-VMSnapshot -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -VMName $VMName -Name $SnapshotName -Confirm:$false

Start-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName

#Do some checks to make sure the VM is running...

$VMID = (Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName).ID

If(-Not ($VMID -eq $null))

 $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds
 If(-Not ($psSession -eq $null))
 
 Enter-PSSession -Session $psSession
 #Do some stuff here...
 

I'm getting the error on the line $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds.

More Information about the error:

• CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument (:) [New-PSSession], ArgumentException


• FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidVMIdNotSingle,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.NewPSSessionCommand

Any ideas on what's causing this error, and how I can correct it?

---

I was able to run commands on the VM before, but I tried to modify the code so that I didn't have to supply the host name of the VM when using Invoke-Command.

powershell virtual-machines

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I'm using PowerShell to connect to a Hyper-V virtual machine. But for some reason when I try to start a PSSession, I get the error "The input VMID does not resolve to a single virtual machine."

The code looks like this:

$HyperVServerName = "TheServerName"
$VMName = "AValidVMName"
$SnapshotName = "ASnapshotName"
$creds = Get-Credential

Restore-VMSnapshot -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -VMName $VMName -Name $SnapshotName -Confirm:$false

Start-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName

#Do some checks to make sure the VM is running...

$VMID = (Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName).ID

If(-Not ($VMID -eq $null))

 $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds
 If(-Not ($psSession -eq $null))
 
 Enter-PSSession -Session $psSession
 #Do some stuff here...
 

I'm getting the error on the line $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds.

More Information about the error:

• CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument (:) [New-PSSession], ArgumentException


• FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidVMIdNotSingle,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.NewPSSessionCommand

Any ideas on what's causing this error, and how I can correct it?

---

I was able to run commands on the VM before, but I tried to modify the code so that I didn't have to supply the host name of the VM when using Invoke-Command.

powershell virtual-machines

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259

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I'm using PowerShell to connect to a Hyper-V virtual machine. But for some reason when I try to start a PSSession, I get the error "The input VMID does not resolve to a single virtual machine."

The code looks like this:

$HyperVServerName = "TheServerName"
$VMName = "AValidVMName"
$SnapshotName = "ASnapshotName"
$creds = Get-Credential

Restore-VMSnapshot -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -VMName $VMName -Name $SnapshotName -Confirm:$false

Start-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName

#Do some checks to make sure the VM is running...

$VMID = (Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName).ID

If(-Not ($VMID -eq $null))

 $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds
 If(-Not ($psSession -eq $null))
 
 Enter-PSSession -Session $psSession
 #Do some stuff here...
 

I'm getting the error on the line $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds.

More Information about the error:

• CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument (:) [New-PSSession], ArgumentException


• FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidVMIdNotSingle,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.NewPSSessionCommand

Any ideas on what's causing this error, and how I can correct it?

---

I was able to run commands on the VM before, but I tried to modify the code so that I didn't have to supply the host name of the VM when using Invoke-Command.

powershell virtual-machines

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259

$HyperVServerName = "TheServerName"
$VMName = "AValidVMName"
$SnapshotName = "ASnapshotName"
$creds = Get-Credential

Restore-VMSnapshot -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -VMName $VMName -Name $SnapshotName -Confirm:$false

Start-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName

#Do some checks to make sure the VM is running...

$VMID = (Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVServerName -Name $VMName).ID

If(-Not ($VMID -eq $null))

 $psSession = New-PSSession -VMId $VMID -Credential $creds
 If(-Not ($psSession -eq $null))
 
 Enter-PSSession -Session $psSession
 #Do some stuff here...
 

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259

asked May 30 at 1:17

Tester101Tester101

280259