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Tag Archives: Windows powershell
Powershell Script to check the DNS Server IPs for the windows 2012 servers in AD.
I was asked to get the details in one of our old environment to get the DNS settings for a list of Server 2012 R2 servers in the AD and If the third octet on the primary DNS server setting … Continue reading
Posted in Powershell, Windows
Tagged DNS, Powershell, Windows 2012, Windows powershell
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Various options to enable the Telnet client and other methods to check the port.
In recent version of windows, Telnet Client is not enabled by default and in this blog we can see various method to install the client and to check the port connectivity. Option 1 : we can install it from the … Continue reading
Posted in ESX command, ESXi Tools, Powershell, VMware, Windows
Tagged Powershell, VCSA, vCSA 6.0, Windows 2012, Windows powershell, Windows Tools
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Powershell script to find the HP Enclosure information
In this blog we can see by using the powershell script to get the below enclosure information. Enclosure name Enclosure type Onboard Administrator hardware version Enclosure Rack U Position Enclosure part number Serial number Asset tag Onboard Administrator MAC address We … Continue reading
Powershell script to find the basic health and status of the HP Enclosure
Pls check my other blog about powershell on HP Enclosure and here by using the below script we can get status of the Enclosure (OnboardAdministrator, PowerSubsystem, CoolingSubsystem running on multilpe HP Enclosure ). We need HP powershell cmdlet to run … Continue reading
Posted in HP, Powershell
Tagged HP, hp c7000 enclosure, HP Onboard Administrator, Powershell, Windows powershell
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Powershell to get the graph report of VMware VMs configured Memory.
Found the below blog which explains to get the report using powershell in graph pattern so wants to try the same to get the VMs configured memory from the vCenter.It is very useful for the disk space and other administration … Continue reading
Posted in PowerCLI, Powershell, VMware
Tagged Out-ConsoleGraph, PowerCLI, Powershell, VMware report, Windows powershell
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Powershell script to audit the VMware vCenter\ESXi \ Windows logs.
To troubleshoot the VCenter related issues we usually collect the VMware support logs and if we want to check for any error or specific info , it is very difficult to identify the details on which appropriate log to check so … Continue reading
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Tagged logs, Powershell, VMware logs, Windows logs, Windows powershell
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