by vMan | Jun 15, 2018 | Infoblox, Powershell
For those of you that use Infoblox and want to collect and monitor the usage, health and service status in vRops for alerting purposes this next post is for you….. So I needed to monitor Infoblox service’s for state change IE: DNS and DHCP changing from...
by vMan | Jun 13, 2018 | Powershell, Runecast, VMware
So this next post provides a Powershell script to extract data from the Runecast API, I use this to extract data on a scheduled basis for use within other dashboards / tools. So your next question might be… but why would you want to do that?? the GUI already...
by vMan | Feb 15, 2018 | Powershell, vRNI
So this next post is a solution I built to monitor the health of vRNI using powershell and email alerting… Anyone who has used vRNI knows that the thing doesn’t have an API to hit and query the state of the services…. the only way to check the health...
by vMan | Jan 26, 2018 | Powershell, Random
This next script is used to extract the inventory and alert history from Dell Open Manage via the API using Powershell into excel for quick and easy manipulation. Personally I use this data to help track inventory, firmware, software, etc… for Dell hosts in a...
by vMan | Nov 13, 2017 | LogInsight, Powershell, vRO, vRops
When I was building my vRops Custom Rest outbound plugin I wanted to capture the output from vRops to an XML file… this way I could review the output easily! I came up with the following Powershell solution (based off an example from someone else which I can no...
by vMan | Oct 24, 2017 | Powershell, vCenter, vSAN
So this next post is about my experience with vSAN when using multiple storage policies and the headache that comes with managing a large vSAN environment when you have too many cooks in the kitchen!! The environment I help manage has many clusters with many different...
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