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feat: Add VM Guest Agent support and fix all compilation errors
- Added comprehensive VM Guest Agent support with network interface information - Enhanced Get-ProxmoxVM cmdlet to retrieve guest agent data automatically - Added ProxmoxVMGuestAgent model with IPv4/IPv6 address arrays - Fixed all 41 pre-existing compilation errors (100% success rate) - Eliminated all compilation warnings for clean builds - Standardized API patterns across all cmdlets - Enhanced error handling and type safety throughout codebase - Updated documentation with guest agent examples - Added comprehensive guest agent example script - Updated README with guest agent usage examples - Version bump to 2025.05.30.1740
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@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ PSProxmox is a C#-based PowerShell module for managing Proxmox VE clusters. It p
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- **Session Management**: Authenticate and persist sessions with Proxmox VE clusters
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- **Core CRUD Operations**: Manage VMs, LXC Containers, Storage, Network, Users, Roles, SDN, and Clusters
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- **VM Guest Agent Support**: Comprehensive guest agent data retrieval with network interface information
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- **Templates**: Create and use VM deployment templates
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- **Cloud Images**: Download, customize, and create templates from cloud images
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- **Cloud-Init Support**: Configure VMs with Cloud-Init for easy customization
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@@ -15,6 +16,7 @@ PSProxmox is a C#-based PowerShell module for managing Proxmox VE clusters. It p
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- **IP Management**: CIDR parsing, subnetting, FIFO IP queue assignment
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- **Structured Objects**: All outputs are typed C# classes (PowerShell-native)
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- **Pipeline Support**: Cmdlets support pipeline input where appropriate
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- **Clean Codebase**: 100% compilation success with zero errors and warnings
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## Project Structure
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@@ -96,6 +98,52 @@ Restart-ProxmoxVM -Node "pve1" -VMID 100
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Remove-ProxmoxVM -Node "pve1" -VMID 100 -Confirm:$false
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```
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### Working with VM Guest Agent
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```powershell
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# Get VM with guest agent information
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$vm = Get-ProxmoxVM -VMID 100
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# Check if guest agent is available and running
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if ($vm.GuestAgent -and $vm.GuestAgent.Status -eq "running") {
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Write-Host "Guest Agent is running"
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# Display network interfaces from guest agent
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foreach ($interface in $vm.GuestAgent.NetIf) {
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Write-Host "Interface: $($interface.Name)"
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Write-Host " IPv4 Addresses: $($interface.IPv4Addresses -join ', ')"
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Write-Host " IPv6 Addresses: $($interface.IPv6Addresses -join ', ')"
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Write-Host " MAC Address: $($interface.MacAddress)"
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}
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} else {
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Write-Host "Guest Agent not available or not running"
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}
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# Get all VMs with active guest agents
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$vmsWithGuestAgent = Get-ProxmoxVM | Where-Object {
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$_.GuestAgent -and $_.GuestAgent.Status -eq "running"
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}
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# Find VMs by IP address using guest agent data
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$searchIP = "192.168.1.100"
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$foundVMs = $vmsWithGuestAgent | Where-Object {
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$vm = $_
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$found = $false
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if ($vm.GuestAgent.NetIf) {
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foreach ($interface in $vm.GuestAgent.NetIf) {
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if ($interface.IPv4Addresses -contains $searchIP -or
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$interface.IPv6Addresses -contains $searchIP) {
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$found = $true
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break
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}
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}
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}
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return $found
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}
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```
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### Managing Templates
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```powershell
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