tags
admin
home
- Documenting your Household
- PowerShell script to restart a Virgin Media SuperHub
- Using an Ubuntu CrashPlan appliance to backup a NAS
microsoft-windows
- Accessing SCSM 2012 using PowerShell (without SMLets)
- Server Uptime (2013 Scripting Games practice)
- Creating shortcuts to PowerShell Scripts
- Preventing computer password expiry
platform-engineering
powershell
- PowerShell script to restart a Virgin Media SuperHub
- Auto-generating PowerShell documentation in MarkDown
- Get VDI Capacity Information from the Horizon View ADAM Database
- Displaying vSphere disk properties (including provisioning & persistence)
- Accessing SCSM 2012 using PowerShell (without SMLets)
- Remove machine objects from VMWare View's ADAM database with PowerShell
- Invoke a PowerShell script directly from Subversion
- Get logon timings from AppSense client log
- Server Uptime (2013 Scripting Games practice)
- PowerShell function to check whether a computer is responding to Ping
- Using the WebSphere MQ PowerShell library
- Getting VMWare View pool utilisation
- PowerCLI to display VM name and screen resolution
- Getting PCOIP statistics via WMI using PowerShell
- Formatting PowerShell tables with jQuery and DataTables
- Creating shortcuts to PowerShell Scripts
- Automatically setting the machine owner as a custom attribute
- Automatically converting machines to thin provisioned format
- Changing drive letter assignments after deploying a virtual machine from a template
- Get the last user to power down a VM
- Script to add a hash table full of virtual port groups to vSphere hosts
- Script to add VMX path to vSphere Client as a custom attribute
- Export and import vSphere customization specifications using PowerShell
- Cleaning up VM template names
- Virtual machine BSoD detector
- Check if servers in a text list exist as VMware VMs
- Add disk persistence information to the VI Client using PowerShell
- Add disk size information to the VI Client using PowerShell
- Creating new Virtual Port Groups in ESX with PowerShell
- Find vSphere templates with non-persistent disks
- Resolving Virtual Machine object name and DNS name mismatches using PowerCLI
team-management
vmware-aria-automation
- Using the vRealize 7.x REST API to get a tenant's Event Broker subscriptions
- vRealize Automation - Setting the Orchestrator Server using Custom Properties
vmware-aria-automation-orchestrator
- Using VMware vRealize Orchestrator to run a Jenkins job and get the results
- vRealize Automation - Setting the Orchestrator Server using Custom Properties
vmware-horizon-view
- Get VDI Capacity Information from the Horizon View ADAM Database
- AppSense and VMware View Horizon Linked Clones
- Remove machine objects from VMWare View's ADAM database with PowerShell
- Using AppSense to deliver Microsoft App-V 5 applications to non-persistent VDI desktops at logon
- Getting VMWare View pool utilisation
- Getting PCOIP statistics via WMI using PowerShell
vmware-vsphere
- Displaying vSphere disk properties (including provisioning & persistence)
- PowerCLI to display VM name and screen resolution
- Automatically setting the machine owner as a custom attribute
- Automatically converting machines to thin provisioned format
- Manually creating linked clones in vSphere
- Using SDelete to maximise the amount of disk space reclaimed during conversion to thin-provisioned disks
- Get the last user to power down a VM
- vCenter and host build numbers
- Script to add a hash table full of virtual port groups to vSphere hosts
- Script to add VMX path to vSphere Client as a custom attribute
- Understanding memory resource management in VMware ESX
- Export and import vSphere customization specifications using PowerShell
- Cleaning up VM template names
- Virtual machine BSoD detector
- Check if servers in a text list exist as VMware VMs
- Thin Provisioning in ESX 3.5
- Add disk persistence information to the VI Client using PowerShell
- Add disk size information to the VI Client using PowerShell
- Creating new Virtual Port Groups in ESX with PowerShell
- Find vSphere templates with non-persistent disks
- Resolving Virtual Machine object name and DNS name mismatches using PowerCLI