Check if a VM is in a VPG

Ted, I created the below script for the opposite purpose – to find VMs that are not in a VPG, but you can tweak it for your needs. Note that this uses the basic VMware Powershell module and the “ZertoModule” available in the standard repository (using Find-Module), which I later realized is not provided by Zerto.  I am currently in the process of converting this to use standard Zerto API calls, but I’m not there yet…

Hope this helps….

$clustervms = get-cluster $cluster | get-vm
$zertovms = get-zertovm
#initialize arrays
$protected = @()
$unprotected = @()

foreach ($vm in $clustervms) {
$vpg = $zertovms | where {$_.vmname -eq $vm.name}
 if ($vpg -eq $null){ # VM is not included in Zerto Replication 
   if( $vm.name -notlike "Z-VRA*" -and` #exclude Zerto appliances
      $vm.name -notlike "off-*") { # exclude decommissioned VMs
         # Add VM name to Unprotected array
         $unprotected += $vm.name
    }
 }
 else {
 # Add VPG Object (including VM name and VPG name) to Protected array 
 $protected += $vpg
 }
}