That’s the only way so far i have figured out how to do it. Getting the information through CIM. [sourcecode language=”powershell”]…
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Hello, this time i would like to show how can we check if we have any vms that are hogging cpu…
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I wanted to check if all of my vmhost system are keeping time with ntp. I wrote recently how to query…
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Evening troubleshooting… I was sitting on #vmware irc channel today and i was interested in problem that one person had. He…
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Right, normally we should be able to install plugin from netapp for NFS VAAI support using the VSC console. I managed…
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esxiPowerCLIvmwarevsphere api
Issues with vmmonitoring in HA clusters while using vsphere client 5.0.0 build 455964, vm monitoring with vmware tools down will not restart failed vm
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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esxiPowershellvm reportingvmware
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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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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Situation : Your portgroup names doesn’t make any sense, and it’s not easy to tell tell vlan id from the name.…
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esxiVirtual Centervmware
ESX/ESXi host in vCenter Server reports the error: Unable to apply DRS resource settings on host. The operation is not allowed in the current state
What helped in my situation: service mgmt-vmware restart on the service console Official KB for this situation: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1028351
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esxiPowershell
Set-NetworkAdapter The operation for the entity VirtualMachine-vm- failed with the following message: “Invalid configuration for device ‘0’.”
When trying to set the connected property of a network card within virtual machine you receive: [sourcecode language=”powershell”] Get-VM -name XYZ…
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