[Powercli] Script : deploy VMs with random configurations
[Powercli] Script : deploy VMs with random configuration How to deploy VMs with random configurations based on a template for your lab or infrastructure
[Powercli] Script : deploy VMs with random configuration How to deploy VMs with random configurations based on a template for your lab or infrastructure
Today, on this blog post i will show you how to retrieve the NSX Edge Load Balancer VIP provisioned by vRA. Currently i am using 3 VMware components in my LAB : vRealize Automation 7.0 , vRealize Orchestrator 7.0.1 and NSX 6.2.
In vCAC (or vRealize Automation now), many requests were blocked in status “In Progress” since few weeks or months! The task was not more present in vCenter orchestrator or vCAC. I will give you a fix to clean up all these tasks that remains “In Progress” : In this example, the resquest number “92” is …
With this script you will be able to export a list of VMs with Network Cards disconnected. The script will generate a csv file. And at the end of the script you will be able to modify all the network cards that were in a disconnected states. ######################################################################################### ## Script check VM netword cards …
Recently, i have worked on a script to automate these operations because it involved a lot of datastores. The script only works if the LUN hosting the datastore has previously been expanded. For more information regarding the command line describe in this article you can check this 2002461. Update :02/06/2015 – Add Powershell + plink…
After updated a VM Linux (Centos) I realized that the VMware tools were not starting over automatically. This post is based on the KB : 2050592 You can follow these step to resolve the issue : Log in to your virtual machine and locate the vmware-tools-config.pl file. [[email protected] /]# find -name vmware-config-tools.pl ./usr/bin/vmware-config-tools.pl Then execute…
This is a script that will audited your VMware infrastructure. For example, the script can be usefull if you will migrate your VMware infrastructure. You will be able to retrieve these informations : – State – Name – CPU – Memory – IPAddress – OSFullName – Cluster – Directory – UsedspaceGB – Datastore – Description…