I know I have posted before regarding changing the vmtools upgrade policy, which you can find here. I noticed that I didn’t have an explanation about how to check the current vmtools upgrade policy. Fortunately, it is just an easy one-liner 🙂 Granted, I select out just the name and the upgrade policy, so if you …
Requirements: PowerShellGet Module PowerCLI PowerCLI SRM MeadowCroft Module/Cmdlets The latest PowerCLI and PowerCLI SRM are generally not available for conventional download, and the PowerShellGet Module is needed to download and install them. PowershellGet is inherently included in: Windows 10+ Server 2016+ Windows Management Framework (WMF) 5+ Powershell 6 For Powershell versions …
Matching OS Drive Letters to VM Disks is definitely something each VMware admin has wanted at some point or another. Unfortunately, it is not the easiest of tasks. Using a suggestion I found in one of the forum posts that the solution might be a combination of two different scripts referenced here and here, I decided …
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I am going to make this one short and sweet. On a reboot, hosts that have access to RDM LUNs can take a LONG time to reboot. In order to correct to correct this we can set the hosts to have the LUNs perennially reserved. The only way to set this is by typing(sorry no …
Long Title… But first things first. http://www.benmeadowcroft.com/projects/srm-cmdlets-for-powercli/ Ben Meadowcroft created several cmdlets and even a module using the SRM API. Having spent a good deal of time in the SRM API myself, let me tell you….IT IS A MESS. Long story short Ben, spent a lot of time creating this really helpful module, and you …
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Although this doesn’t happen often sometimes I find that I have misplaced a template. I mean that a template I know exists is not in the inventory and I am not sure on which datastore I need to go to re-add it back to the inventory. Granted I don’t personally have many datastores to look …
This is an interesting thing that I have been looking at lately. Before I start though I should probably clarify terms, so we are all speaking the same language. In this article when I say Physical CPU, or pCPU, what I am referring to is the logical threads available on the ESXi host. For a …
It is that time of year again where everyone votes for their Top Blogs!!! Last year I was excited to be placed 135, which was much higher than my previous year 163. This year I hope I can move up even more. A big thanks also goes out to Eric Siebert, who puts this together …
Being in the Tech Industry it can something some of us think about quite often. We think about it at work, when we go home, when we are out with friends, in the shower, and everywhere. For those who don’t have much experience with it, it can be awkward. For those who have the courage …
On the Top navigation bar, you will now find a “Scripts” link. I went through a bunch of my posts(and I have more to go through) looking for scripts and powercli tidbits that I think would be helpful for most people. This will also make it easier to peruse what scripts are available from vNoob! …