Powershell Scripting games - Day 5
Registry keys. Sorry for the silly humor - don’t know how and why Tonto got in there. Thanks to Rob Rohr - for helping me out here. # first we define some variables $ourpath = …
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This is my solution for Beginner Event 3 Here we have to parse a file and split it into two and rename the original file # Read the input file $InputFile = ".\Shot Put.txt" #Get the content of …
Powershell Scripting Games - Day 4
This is my solution for Beginner Event 4 Connecting and extracting data from a Access Database and retrieving the best result. Now of course you could get the correct result with an SQL statement, by …
Powershell Scripting Games - Day 1
If you have not heard about it yet - the Summer Scripting Games 2009 have started. Well I am one day late (sorry!!) but I was trying to figure out the solution for the Event for Day 1 -Beginner - it …
Powershell Scripting Games - Day 2
Here is my solution for Day 2 - Beginner All the information is retrieved from WMI #First we get the info from WMI $computer = "Localhost" $mycomp = Get-WmiObject Win32_Processor -ComputerName …
Hot Add and "Need have have"
One of the new features that were added to ESX4 is Hot-Add. What this feature does it allows you to add additional RAM or vCPU to your VM (if the operating System supports it) Like any good vAdmin - I …
Veeam FastSCP and ESX4i
One of my valuable tools that I use is Veeam’s FastSCP. A while back they introduced a new version that was compatible with ESX3i - which was a great blessing! Today I tried to connect to my …
Virtual Thoughts
No, I have not started to become philosophical and all, this is about a new podcast that will be held this evening. The forum will be non-VMware centric, non-security centric podcast on virtualization …
ESX3i to ESX4i Update
Released with the new version on Thursday was a upgrade package from ESX3i to ESX4i
The vSphere 4.0 Beta – Thanks!
Many of the bloggers that are active in the community, participated in the vSphere 4.0 Beta, I was amongst the chosen few. We were all under NDA, sworn to secrecy and not allowed to publish any info …