$Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName... .exclude a cluster

I use the http://www.jonathanmedd.net/2012/01/basic-cluster-vmware-capacity-check-with-powercli.html

In this, I create a variable...

$Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName

But in my case, I want to take into account all CLusters, but one. Is it possible to treat it better?

Thank you

If you have the name of the cluster that you want to exclude, you can do

$excludeCluster = "NotThisCluster".

$Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName | where {$_.} Name - don't $excludeCluster}

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I need a script to get all setting DRS, HA setting of all three groups to compare and also IP VMkernel and settings

I looked the problem and decided it was too much work to build any logic in a script.

So I decided to approach the problem from a different angle.

All the parameters of export to an external file and use an external tool for comparing files from different groups and ESX host.

Note that you can also use the Compare-Object cmdlet to compare external files.

The function Get-properties in the following script was inspired by a script called list all properties available in the VI Toolbox Hugo Peeters. I have pimped his script and adding the feature to display also the value and the type of each property.

Gets the main script

(1) all parameters of the object ClusterConfigInfoEx cluster

(2) all network settings, including the VmKernel portgroup leave HostNetworkInfo object

The script generates multiple CSV files:

(1) - network. CSV for each ESX host in each cluster containing the ESX host network settings

function Get-Properties{
     param($BaseName)

     $row = New-Object System.Object
     $row | Add-Member -memberType NoteProperty -name Name -value ""
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     $result = Invoke-Expression $BaseName
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$cluster = Get-Cluster | Get-View | % {
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     $confEx = $_.ConfigurationEx
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     $report = Get-Properties $VariableName
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     $_.Host | % {
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          $report = Get-Properties $VariableName
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     }

}

Come to think of it, the script could also be used to save the settings of VI/vSphere important to external files.

With additional logic, it could work as a kind of 'profile of the host '. Now where have I heard that name before.

Maybe something for our VMworld session

VM exclude assistance from the import file

Hey all,.
I am goining to generate a script to patch VM and I hang with something small.
the script must analyze all virtual machines in the vcenter with exclusion of a text file
Exclude.txt:
```
NameVM1
VM2
VM3
```
My thoughts:
```
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get-vm $vms | scan-inventory -updatetype $updatetype
 
...
```
It is important to get virtual machines in a chain or a table to analyze and fix them all together or in a loop of the 10 step
Thanks for your help
Cheers, Claudio

Try like this:

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Best regards, Robert

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get the error

"exclude formed incorrectly.

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g
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http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_import.htm#BEHECGCA

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Hello
I'm looking for VLAN VM inventories for each network adapter, the script lists the following details at the exit of the CSV file.
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Thanks in advance!

Hello

$(gkulikowski #08: 15:06 > get-vm | %{$clustername = ($_ | get-cluster) .name; $_ |}) Get-NetworkAdapter | Select @{N = "Name VM"; E={$_. Parent}},@{N='Cluster'; E={$ClusterName}},NetworkName,@{N='NetworkCard'; E={$_. Name}}}). Export-csv-path c:\out.csv

but it will be output that

Name of the computer Virtual Cluster NetworkName card
------- ------- ----------- -----------

So if you have more than 2 NICs for you will see them as well. not in the form of columns but as rows.

OK, and if you want to have in the columns, I wrote like this:

$(get-vm testgk | %{$clustername = ($_ | get-cluster) .name; $ntwkcards = $_______ |}) Get-NetworkAdapter; » » | Select @{N = "Name VM"; E = {$ntwkcards [0].} Parent}}, @{N = "Cluster"; E={$ClusterName}},@{N='NetworkCard 0'; E = {$ntwkcards [0].} VLAN Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 0'; E = {$ntwkcards [0].} NetworkName}},@{N='NetworkCard 1'; E = {$ntwkcards [1].} Name}},@{N='NetworkCard 1 vlan'; E = {$ntwkcards [1].} NetworkName}}}). Export-Csv c:\out-file.csv

It will be the exact release you requested.

'Virtual machine name', 'Cluster', 'Map' 0 '', 'Card 0 vlan' map 1 ","map 1 vlan.

You mentioned the name of vlan, so I guess that you think of the name of portgroup.

Greg

DRS Reporting

Hello

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I had extremely bad luck with Onyx (it always crashes on me) so I'm wandering in the dark on this issue. Thoughts?

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          if($rule.AntiAffineHostGroupName){$groupname = $rule.AntiAffineHostGroupName}
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        }
      }
    }
  }
}

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Select Name,Enabled,Mandatory,Type,VM,VMGroup,VMGroupVM,AffineHostGroup,AntiAffineHostGroup,HostGroup | Export-Csv C:\Drs-Rules-Groups.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture

It is always a primitive version of the function, but it should provide the information you want.

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Another newbie question.
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So in other words, on the multiple choice answers and short, I don't have to reported responses - and more importantly, if a person fails the T/F test and resume, I don't want that they have ALSO take multiple choice and short answers.
Is it possible to do this?
I guess the short answer questions can only be implemented with text entry areas, Yes?
But what about multiple choice questions? Any way to get them, but exclude to the quiz itself?
Hope this is clear. Thanks for any help you can give!
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Use the radio buttons or checkboxes interactions, you can create a custom QUIZ question.

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We use obiee 10g. In the criteria, we have 10 columns. but in the results, we are showing only 8 columns.
Requirement is when download us excel/cvs, we need to get all 10 columns.
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Given that, it could be something like this

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Note the use of the parameter filter to replace the clause Wher.

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and convert them into something like this:
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1. Check if the file exists
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Hi all
I've been trying to write a code that lists all data warehouses in use by each cluster but little progress with it (I know that data warehouses are not a property of the bunch and I need to interogate each vmhost cluster for the info to store data but imreally+ bad)... Ideally I am looking for a similar to the following output in a CSV file:
CLUSTER NAME DATASTORE NAME NO OF VMS CLUSTER DATASTORE DATASTORE USED SPACE FREE SPACE DATA STORE CAPACITY
clustertest1 new 88 150 GB 100 GB 50 GB data store
clustertest1 another datastore 88 70 GB 10 gb 60 gb
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Any help would be appreciated.
See you soon

This should get you.
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I got it.

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Tone

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I have a chart single 2D out a conditional of a loop indexing output such that over the rows of the table are not the same size. -Basically, they have different starting and ending points and sizes. -Not so concerned by the endpoints, because as soon as I get correctly starting points, everything shows fall in place.

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In essence what I get here, I'm losing here.

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1. with the first (graphical waveform), I get my channel names as you wish, but the alignment of the wave is not correct.

2. with the second (graphical cluster), the alignment is good, but I can't do the names of channel in the chart, even if they are present in the cluster.

I read some reviews that mentions that attributes can be displayed with waveform and data Dynamics (not clsuters) so I guess that's why.

I saw another report indicating the start time for a waveform 1 d will always remain the same for the rest lines defined for the first line even if changed for the following lines in a loop.

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First of all, let me be the first to the congratulate and thank you for finally posting a code! I'm not 100% certain I understand your question or your code, but I have an idea, perhaps, of what you want to do, so I wrote a little VI who made something simple that could be relevant.

You mention waveforms of different lengths and beginning at different times. You also want everyone to have a unique attribute (although I'm not sure what you want to do with the attribute). So, I did the following:
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3. In order to trace the four channels that they rest 'on' the other, the waveform has the number of the channel added to it. Channel 3 is 3 + (4 copies of the basis of 100 points), a waveform 400-point random centered around a shift of 3.
4. All channels have dt value 0.01 (but I guess I could have varied, as well).
5. To make the channels start at different times, I started channel N N seconds before channel 0 (by subtracting the index of the loop, I, T0).
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This is the plot that results. Scale X is the absolute time value (no Date) using the 24-hour HH: mmS format. You can see that the plots are 1, 2, 3 and 4 seconds of time, and are offset from each other by a second. I used the trace attributes to change the name to the respective attribute.

The code to do this is very simple - I almost don't need to show it, because I think it is completely described by the text above, but this is here:

Now, it was not that much faster that some of your previous posts, when you refused to your postcode, "guess us" what you wanted (but not to not correctly guess), you tried to "push" us in the right direction (still refuses to post code), and no one seemed very happy?

Bob Schor

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but I can't find in the documentation http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361D-01/glang/get_variant_attribute/

Anyone would provide the values of the attribute name that can receive?

And it's right to get this function I need or there is another way?

Hi Marco,.

GetVariantAttribute may not give you the size of a cluster - it will just give you the a variant attributes!

You can create attributes with any name (but a non-empty string)...

Why should you get the size of a cluster?

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