Normally, you would go to the Virtual Machine settings and from the options tab to find the path of the Virtual Machine Configuration file. So, he was looking for an easy way to find out the list of VMs that were currently registered to the vCenter Server and the path to the Virtual Machine configuration file so that he doesn't delete the files that were associated with the VMs already registered.
The reason behind this task was that many of the Virtual Machines were removed from inventory and the customer was not sure on how to clear up the datastores. I was recently working with a customer whose task was to find out how to perform a sanity check of the datastores within the vSphere environment. Today's post is titled Find Virtual Machine Configuration File Path using Powercli.
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