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Category: PowerCLI

July 8, 2020

Set RDMs to Perennially Reserved for all hosts under a vCenter server

In most production environments business as usual activities, user errors or business critical changes can sometime make environment deviate from

January 14, 2020 One comment

Adding the host to Distributed switch and Mapping the VMs [V2]

A few days ago, I posted a DVS management script that added hosts, uplinks and mapped VM based on user

January 13, 2020 3 comments

What’s wrong with this code?

Code: Error:

January 8, 2020 One comment

Adding the host to Distributed switch and Mapping the VMs [V1]

You have built a new vCenter from scratch and would like to move host from an existing vCenter server to this one. As a preparation for this migration you performed following steps

October 24, 2019

Reset Syslog.Global.Loghost to blank

This morning I worked with the customer where syslog traffic was choking an already crippled network.   As a quick fix

May 8, 2019

Find VMs with unwanted devices

Introduction: As an administrator for a vSphere environment you may come across situation where you have a lot of  VMs

April 25, 2019 One comment

Provision a limited access Domain user on an ESXi

Introduction: While working with ESXi 6.5 & 6.7 I noticed that there is no UI option available to provision  a

April 15, 2019

PowerCLI to Clone a DVS

Scripted Operations: DVS Creation with the user provided name PortGroup Creation on the new DVS by reading the settings from

April 1, 2019 2 comments

Setup VMware PowerCLI environment using offline modules

From a past few version VMware has stopped shipping an installer for PowerCLI. The latest builds of PowerCLI run as

April 28, 2016

Isolating Stale VMDKs

Step 1: Generate a list of vmdk associated with the VMs In this step, we will generate a list of

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