Not all of the host cluster nodes are marked as possible owners for the vms on this cluster

Question

I get this message in a cluster's properties after having replaced nodes' hardware (but keeping the same names). I noticed that some of the VMs in their settings have all the nodes but one checked as Possible Owners.
What is a quick (PowerShell) way to find these VMs and check all the nodes as Possible Owners?  I see this page (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj628161.aspx) as how
to do it in the GUI, but I want to do it with a script.  I haven't yet found a VMM cmdlet that sets the Possible Owners of a VM.

Answer 1

Something like
Get-SCVirtualMachine | `
Where-Object{ ( $_.VirtualizationPlatform -eq "HyperV" ) -and $_.IsHighlyAvailable -and ( $_.ClusterNonPossibleOwner.count -gt 0 ) } `
| Foreach-object{ Set-SCVirtualMachine -VM $_ -ClusterNonPossibleOwner ( @() ) | Out-Null }
Gleb.