A bit of housekeeping – Powershell
I have been busy with using Powershell in these past few days. I would like to share with you two of the scripts that I used lately. They were both used because of a password change that was made on a …
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I have been busy with using Powershell in these past few days. I would like to share with you two of the scripts that I used lately. They were both used because of a password change that was made on a …
Have you ever been asked to assign permissions to a VM/Folder/Resource? Come on, own up! Of course you have. Ever done it with the GUI? I guess the answer is the same. So GUI is pretty easy: Find …
I was asked to update an attribute of the EmployeeNumber for each and every user in the Enterprise for a new Application that will be using the newly populated attribute for a Global Database …
I would like you all to give a very warm welcome to Luc Dekens. Luc is one of the Masters of PowerCLI Forums. If you have a question about Powershell and VMware - he is the guy to ask - and he will …
I had to to migrate 43 Virtual Machines today, from one Datastore to another. The environment is still not upgraded to vSphere yet. Options I had: sVmotion Plug-in Command line PowerCLI I found the …
Here is my solution for Event 8. Here we had to go through the hard drive and report which folder was using up all the space on the drive. #First we set the path $path = Read-Host "Which folder …
Here is my solution for the Beginner Event 7 Here we had to create a logging solution for script # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # NAME: …
This is my solution for Beginner Event 6 Here we got a script that was not working and had to debug it. #========================================================================== # NAME: Beg_6.ps1 # …
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 = …
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 …