I have been using the invoke-command quite a bit lately to do some remote installs and other things, and I ran into an issue passing parameters to the script to be run on the remote machine. $script= { cmd /c Read more…
Recently I was trying to run an invoke-command on a several remote computers and I received this error… This was an interesting error for me as I had run the exact same invoke-command on several other machines with no issues. Read more…
I have both fortunately and unfortunately worked with HA a lot lately. I have a process that resolves most of the host HA configuration errors I come across. Obviously it won’t fix the specific errors relating to a vswitch or Read more…
Here it is, my little project I have been working on for the last few weeks. Yes, I know, a few weeks is quite a long time for a script. This however is my first time writing a powershell script, Read more…
Well the title might be slightly misleading…. My certification(VCP4) came a few weeks ago, or maybe even a bit longer than that. I don’t remember. I have not been the most active blogger in the world, and for that I Read more…
Local or Remote vCenter Database The age old question: Whether tis nobler in the mind to have your vCenter database locally, or to suffer the slings and arrows (really, it’s not much more difficult) of setting up your database on Read more…
So you could say I have become slightly addicted to learning about VMware. In addition to passing my VCP exam a couple weeks ago(read here), I have also purchased 6 VMware books in the last 3ish weeks. Yes, I agree Read more…
So let’s attempt to answer this question: “Should I add more memory to a Virtual Machine?” To which my answer is “It Depends….” The simple answer is this “High guest OS memory usage with no ballooning or virtual machine sway Read more…
Recently I wanted to get some tools that would load specific resources on a guest so I could play around and run some tests. I almost immediately realized that I didn’t really have any kind of good tools/programs to use. Read more…
If you don’t want to read any further… Just go buy it Mastering VMware vSphere 4. In my opinion, you won’t regret it. I would first like to say that this book has for me become my VMware “bible”. I Read more…