I wanted to share with everybody this ‘news’. While trying to create vm monitoring within HA cluster using vm monitoring only…
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There was quite interesting question on communities today. I think it’s worth to share it with everybody what and how 😉…
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Change vnic type from / to e1000, Flexible, Vmxnet, EnhancedVmxnet, and Vmxnet3, and Unknown with Set-NetworkAdapter. UPDATED!
What if you noticed that your vms are running on wrong network card type ? Let’s say you want e1000 instead…
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From time to time i check my blog to see how people are getting to my blog 😉 Today i thought…
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PowerCLIPowershellvsphere api
Change ESXi server license to evaluation while connected to esxi directly using powercli
In order to change license to the evaluation one when the host is still not connected to Virtual Center we can…
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Locate vms that are in particular cluster and are using particular datastore in powercli
A quick one :Trying to find which vms are residing on datastore :”datastore_name” and are located in cluster “your_cluster” It’s easier…
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esxivm reportingvmwarevsphere api
Report for all vms regarding uuid,network card, macaddress, ipaddress, network card type e1000/vmxnet in a csv ;)
Right, i wanted to see all vms, with their current ips, macaddresses, names, networkcard types. This report should also have all…
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PowerCLIvm reportingvmwarevsphere api
Searching for cdrom devices with Emulate Ide or Passthrough IDE mode in powercli
Right, so we want to find all vms that have their cdrom device set to Emulate Ide mode. [sourcecode language=”powershell”] $vms=get-view…
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I have noticed some day that issue like on screenshot below is not going to the Alert tab. 99% that some…
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I haven’t been writing any posts for some time now as i was quite busy. Some work, some vmworld… 😉 I…
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You can find it here: http://blogs.vmware.com/vipowershell/files/2012/09/PowerCLI_5_1_Poster.pdf
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Recently i wrote a function to check in which vm folder particular vm resides. I thought i could share it 😉…