Generate a VMDK -> VHDX config file for each disk in a VMware VM for use with Starwind V2V CLI

v2v_cfg_generator.ps1

# This function creates a cfg file for Starwind V2V converter by getting VM properties from PowerCLI
# and writing out a config file per VM disk into a directory named for the VM.
# Before executing, define Env variables ESX_USERNAME, ESX_PASSWORD, HV_DEST_HOST, HV_DEST_USERNAME,
# and HV_DEST_PASSWORD
function Set-V2VConfig {
    [cmdletbinding()]
    Param (
        [string]$Name,
        [int[]]$SkipDisks,
        [string]$DestVol
    )
    Process {
        $vm = Get-VM $Name
        If (-not $(Test-Path .\$Name)) {
            New-Item -Path ".\$Name" -ItemType "directory"
        }
        If (-not $(Test-Path ".\$vm\convert_$vm.bat")) {
            $batfile = New-Item -Path ".\$vm\convert_$vm.bat"
        }
        $count = 1
        foreach ($disk in $(Get-VM $Name | Get-HardDisk)) {
            If (-not $SkipDisks.Contains($count)) {
                $cfg = @"
in_host_type=esx
in_host_address=$($vm.VMhost.Name)
in_host_username=$Env:ESX_USERNAME
in_host_password=$Env:ESX_PASSWORD
in_file_name=$($disk.filename)
out_host_type=win
out_host_address=$Env:HV_DEST_HOST
out_host_username=$Env:HV_USERNAME
out_host_password=$Env:HV_PASSWORD
out_file_name=$DestVol$vm disk_$count.vhdx
out_file_type=ft_vhdx_thin
"@
                Write-Host "Writing out config file for disk $count"
                Set-Content -Path ".\$vm\disk$count.cfg" -Value $cfg
                Add-Content $batfile -Value "V2V_ConsoleConverter.exe -c `".\disk$count.cfg`""
            }
            Else {
                Write-Host "Skipping disk $count"
            }
            $count += 1
        }
    }
}