by vMan | Sep 26, 2016 | NSX, Powershell, vCenter, vRops
For those of you which couldn’t make it to VMworld 2016 (like myself) check out some of the presentations / videos… Full List of videos here Some of the interesting ones for vRops: MGT7924 – vRealize Operations Capacity Explained MGT7718 –...
by vMan | Sep 25, 2016 | Powershell, vRops
So this post is to help someone over at the vRops vmware communities, they wanted to dump all reports from vRops via the Suite-API so i wrote them a little script to help them on their way… used in conjunction with my first...
by vMan | Sep 23, 2016 | NSX, Powershell
I just wrote a little function to get out Flow Stats out of NSX … hopefully this might be useful to someone else. If you appreciated the function, please check out a few of the sponsored Ad’s to help with my hosting Function GetNSXFlow([String]$SearchObj,...
by vMan | Jun 11, 2016 | Powershell, vRops
Continuing on from my previous post about vRops addProperties, I will now give you an example of how to create Custom Group’s and populate them automatically with objects… Like the previous script’s I have provided, the one below is...
by vMan | Jun 7, 2016 | Powershell, vRops
update 06/03/2018: Check out this great example of it’s usage with Veeam! Veeam Integration with vRealize Operations Manager Original Post: got milk? ehhh I mean metadata? So this next post is about importing metadata as properties for use in reports, views,...
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