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Hugo Peeters recently posted an article with some ready-made scripts to add useful information to your VI client including: Snapshot Count, Total Snaphot Size, Host Hardware Model, Host ESX Version and Host LUN Count. To get the details go here: http://www.peetersonline.nl/index.php/vmware/add-custom...
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This article offers a PowerShell solution for reporting on VMware snapshots, VMware tools version, data-store space, CDROM and/or floppy drives connected and other information. This solution creates an HTML page and emails the output to a person or distribution list. Here is the link: http://www.ivobeerens...
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A lot of great new VIX stuff is coming up from all over, this time it's Daniel Doubrovkine on the VIX community telling us about a library he's created that makes calling VIX from .NET really easy. This article shows how to call the library with PowerShell. Read more
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MVP Oisin Grehan has created a nice PowerShell script that scans the computer's network adapters for VMware’s virtual network interface cards and makes the necessary registry changes. The script will also disable/enable cycle the adapters so that the changes take effect without having to reboot...
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01-21-2009
Filed under: PowerShell, VMWare, Virtual Network Adapters
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VMWare Communities Wiki has a document with frequently asked questions about managing VMWare with PowerShell. You can view or contribute at the following link: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-4210
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Eric Siebert has publish a list of useful scripts for managing VMware using VI Toolit. Go here to see the list: http://www.virtual-strategy.com/Eric-Siebert-s-Top-10/Top-10-PowerShell-scripts-that-VMware-administrators-should-use.html
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There are VMware tools to help you begin using PowerShell with VMware. You can start your search here: http://tech.zsoldier.com/2008/11/powershell-and-vmware.html
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If you manage VMs and are using the Vmware VI Toolkit, check out these PowerShell one-liners: http://professionalvmware.com/
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An article discussing how to optimize the performance of using Vmware VI Toolkit cmdlet Get-View. http://itsjustanotherlayer.com/?p=47
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This post contains a useful one-line PowerShell script to automate changing the vNIC port assignments for guest VMs. Read More