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• Such a powershell script exist?

  Windows Server Standard 2012R2. I know not enough about powershell scripts to be dangerous. So I guess that its better to ask for help on this one. As you know, in the Windows backup program, the e-mail feature is depreciated on server 2012. However, I had no problem of customization of a powershell script that I found so that it sends an email when the nightly backup is completed successfully. Te was easy to do. In Manager tasks I just put the firing an event, with the event being backup Windows and a number of event 4 - which means backup completed successfully. In fact, it works very well for my clients.  But it is not the fault of my client. (of course!)

  Customers only the desire to receive an email if the backup is not successful. But the reasons for a backup failed are many which can generate any number of errors in the event log. Since I'm just not knowledgeable of powershell scripts, I hope someone can help me here, or at least direct me to where I can get help. Basically, I need a script powershell like this:

  Trigger is "the eventID 14 (completed backup operation).

  If eventID in the Microsoft-Windows-backup/OPerational log prior to the triggering event is not 4, while sendmail

  This above would of course, include my work already sendmail script. Is this possible? Maybe someone has already done? Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  For technical support, repost the question in the Windows Server Forum.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home

• Publishes a PowerShell Script

  I have a system which gives some issues where I have to restart some services from time to time.

  The problem is that these are problems on the server for a period of work of China - so I'm Home sleep away.

  I can easily restart services using PowerShell, so I thought I have publish a PowerShell script that one guys can run from AppPortal.

  Thought it would be easy (probably is and my brain doesn't work)...  Publish path to powershell (C:\windows\...) and use the file "path\to\script.ps1" as an argument - however, I can't seem to make it work.

  So, how in the heck would I do this?

  Hey Mike,

  Is this a problem of execution policy? You can try adding '-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted ' at the command line?

  Adam

• PowerShell script

  Hello

  Say I want to install the Microsoft Patches each month on a field with 50 + servers. I need a script that could give me the following,

  (i.) the availability of each server present in the field, while running the script.

  II.) he should list on the fixes that have been set up so far and this should be exported to excel.

  Servers are 2003 & 2008. Also, I'm not particularly on Powershell scripts. So anything that meets the objective would be really useful.

  Please help me with this.

  Thank you much in advance.

  René-coral. (* E-mail address is removed from the privacy *)

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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• Newbie question - tide may run a remote PowerShell script or BAT file?

  My first post.  I am new to raz, but I've had experience with other planners.

  I have a PowerShell script that must be run on a remote computer.  All the script needs software is installed on this computer.

  In addition, I need the script runs under a service account.  Is it possible and if yes, how can I go about it?

  This work will be be launched manually whenever this is necessary.

  Sure. There are some screenshots. A variable one, I used for the location of the folder on the server of tide (not required but I use a lot of scripts). One for the command of tide itself. The last one is the script runs remotely on windows work. Let me know if they don't make sense.

• How to change power mode using powershell script?

  In Windows 7, there are 2 available for selection (balance or eco) power switch mode.

  I would like to know if it is possible to script powershell code to pass these 2 modes of window 7 or not.

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  Hello

  You want to know about the encoding of a PowerShell script, I recommend that you post the question on the Forum on TechNet script where you will have the best support for any problem related to scripts.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/scriptcenter/en-us/home?Forum=iTCG

  Thank you.

• The Scripts PowerShell Script to remove AD Logon

  I'm trying to create a PowerShell script to remove the scripts of connection for all users in the AD.

  I'm trying to create a PowerShell script to remove the scripts of connection for all users in the AD.

  Hello

  Your question is addressed in these forums of consumers.

  Please use the following to ask this question.

  Windows 8 IT Pro category:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w8itpro

  Concerning

• Run the powershell script in Workflow VCO

  Hi guys,.

  I'm pretty new to VCO and I am facing difficulties to get what I want. For you, this will be a Basic... but here's my question:

  I have a WF that I use in the WFStubmachineprovisionning that can generate me a name of virtual machine based on the selection of the user while he asked for a virtual computer in the VRA.

  The VM provisionned name looks like this: W203PKLXXX and I need to replace the XXX with a number that is available on the network.

  To do this, I need to query the DNS to see if there is, if not, 002 001... And so on... until an available and I send the full name of the virtual machine to the WF Stubprovisionning.

  This my first try to interact between VCO and a Powershell script. I can run script PS on my host configured, but do not know how to send variables to the custom WF that generates the name of the script of PS and send the name of VM from the script of the PS to the next step.

  Can someone give me a sample of variable to manage? I can't find anything on the net

  Just to tell you that I managed.

  the PS has returned an XML object, not a string. I had to use the method getxml() javascript property, and parse the string to get the value I need

  I also had to blind correctly (getxml) entry and exit (PS)

  If needed I can send you a few screenshoot

• Orchestrator + powershell script: variable

  Hello

  I want to create a workflow with an external script powershell and "scriptable task."

  First step:

  1. I set my input parameters in the "Task Scriptable" and "script" my variable entry for the external script powershell tab: scriptArgs = Variable1 + "" + Variable2;

  2. I get my variable in my outside first PowerShell script-> at this point it's OK

  3. in my outside first powershell script, I create variables $var1 and $var2

  Second step:

  1. I created a 'Scriptable task' and I want to get an exit powershell ($var1 and $var2) as a starter for my 'scriptable task. "

  I don't know how passing a powershell variable to any other 'workflow element' or 'scriptable task. "

  Invoke an external PS workflow script returns as objects of the output of type PowerShell:PowerShellRemotePSObject.

  You can use it to extract data from the output of the powershell script. Example is provided with the plugin inside the folder library/PowerShell/samples/list directory content workflow

  You can use PowerShell:PowerShellRemotePSObject to receive the output as raw xml, PowerShell:PowerShellRemotePSObject.getXml() data or using getRootObject() directlyas objects of type PowerShellPSObject, and then use getProperty (xxx)...

  Here is an excerpt of the example workflow to browse the list of files returned as a result of the invocation of the ps script.

    // Get PowerShellRemotePSObject
    var psObject = invResult.getResults();
    var directories = psObject.getRootObject();
  
    var isList =  directories instanceof Array
    if ( isList ){
    for (idx in directories){
    var item = directories[idx];
    if ( item.instanceOf('System.IO.FileInfo') ){//check type of object
    System.log( item.getProperty('FullName') );//extract value from result
    }
    }
    } else {
    System.log( directories.getProperty('FullName') );//extract value from result
    }
    }
  ...
  

• In the Powershell script execution error: could not find the type [ordered]: make sure that the assembly containing this type is loaded.

  People,

  I am trying to load and run the PowerShell script of PowerCLI Module to check the CPU, memory and storage overcommitment. VMware PowerCLI Blog - VMware Blogs but somehow it is always stopped with the error: cannot find the [ordered] type: make sure that the assembly containing this type is loaded.

  Here are some of the diagnostic result:

  $PSVersionTable

  Value name

  ----                           -----

  PSVersion 2.0

  PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0}

  BuildVersion 6.1.7601.17514

  PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.1

  WSManStackVersion 2.0

  CLRVersion 4.0.30319.1026

  SerializationVersion 1.1.0.1

  Get-ChildItem ' HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET frame Setup\NDP'-recurse |

  Get-ItemProperty-name of the EA - 0 Version |

  Where {$_.} PSChildName-match ' ^ (?) (S) \p {L} "} |"

  Select PSChildName, Version

  PSChildName Version

  -----------                       -------

  v2.0.50727 2.0.50727.5420

  3.0.30729.5420 v3.0

  Windows Communication Foundation 3.0.4506.5420

  Windows Presentation Foundation 3.0.6920.5011

  3.5.30729.5420 v3.5

  Customer 4.0.30319

  4.0.30319 full

  Get-PowerCLIVersion

  PowerCLI Version

  ----------------

  VMware vSphere PowerCLI 5.8 Release 1 build 2057893

  ---------------

  Versions of the snap

  ---------------

  Build VMWare AutoDeploy PowerCLI component 5.5 1983942

  Build VMWare ImageBuilder PowerCLI component 5.5 1983942

  Build license of VMware PowerCLI component 5.5 1265954

  Build VMware Storage PowerCLI component 5.8 2057894

  Build VDS's VMware PowerCLI component 5.8 2031581

  Build VMware vSphere PowerCLI component 5.8 2031581

  I installed Windows6. 1 -KB2819745- x 64 - MultiPkg.msu to enable Powershell v4.0 on my Windows 7 laptop, but still the script cannot be executed with the above error message.

  Any kind of aid and assistance would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hello-

  Ah, yes--it is that review.

  Another option, because you are not able to go to .NET FX 4.5, is to remove the parts "[ordered]' of the code that you use.  This type Accelerator makes the hash table a dictionary sorted.  The effect to remove that from the code will be that the properties of the object that results will not be in the order in which they appear in the code.

  And, another option would be to install PowerShell v3 (the version in which the '[ordered]' feature has been added').  That shouldn't require a FX .NET newer than what you showed as having already installed on this computer.  However, as we have seen with the PSSnapin and PSv4 Exchange, you want to make sure that the PSSnapins / Modules you want to use are compatible with PowerShell v3.

• Struggling to run Powershell scripts / commands

  Hi all!

  I'm fighting to get the Powershell vCO workflow.  I think I missed something really obvious, but I can't see it...

  I did the set Kerberos in place on the line of my vCO 5.5.2 machine.  I added a Powershell v2 host using VMWare provided Powershell 1.0.4 workflows plugin install, Kerberos authentication and using a shared account (mine, I know that I am an admin on Windows Server).  I assured the Kerberos authentication and unencrypted traffic is accepted on the Powershell host.  If I validate the object created at the CVO, he says it's fine.

  When I come to run another VMware provided workflow, I get responses to error because the workflow doesn't seem to be properly trained, or I get a null response.  When I run a workflow, I can see my account by logging in the Windows Server 2008 security log, so I'm pretty confident that the basic connection and portions of Kerberos are all ok.

  I just tried to simplify a VMware provided workflow, to make it as a possible base (code below).  I always get a Null response.  Anyone have any ideas why?  Or did someone is able to provide the code for a very simple Powershell-based workflow that they know works so I can test it on my set up?

  The VMWare-based simple powershell script provided one to get the contents of some directories and the values that I use - it returns null:

  the hostentry, type: PowerShell:PowerShellHost, value: < myPowershellHostSelectedFromPluginManually >

  Directoryentry, type: String, value: I manually enter $home.  Or C:.  Or C:\Windows.  Or any other directory I know there is that my user account has no light problem.

  output of the result, type: string, value: regardless of the ("DIR" + directory) output >

  var Sess;

  connect to the host

  Sess = host.openSession)

  Send the command in powershell

  sess.addCommandFromString ("dir" + directory)

  invoke the command

  invResult = sess.invokePipeline ();

  get the result

  Result = invResult.getResults)

  Send to open a session

  System.log ("Result is" + result)

  Thank you very much in advance!

  And there we go...  Who sets: powershell.exe wasn't in the path of the Windows host!

  Thanks for the help everyone, especially igaydajiev for giving me the pointer of the final to my answer!

• reviews - type of powershell script script error is not valid for OS null

  I use the comments script manager to run the script on a newly cloned VM Windows Powershell. In my main workflow, I call several workflows VM (upgrade tools, vm stop, move DS, etc.) whose use: attribute called type newVM VC:VirtualMachine. I added a new secondary workflow to run the Script to run as a guest VM. I did like the others under workflow and related virtual machine of the VC:VirtualMachine parameter to the newVM. Also limited the parameters of user name and password. I can run the subworkflow run the Script in guest VM by itself without any problem. However, when I run the main workflow which is the integrated subworkflow, I get this error: powershell script type is not valid for OS null

  Yes there is, when editing a workflow schema in Basic on the left side is a tool of sleep.

• Running Powershell script with ESXCLI commands via a scheduled task in Windows 2012 does not work.

  I'm trying to run a powershell script of a scheduled task in Windows 2012. The script calls the commands ESXCLI and ends with success (exporting to a CSV file) but the file has no data inside.  If I run the script manually without the scheduled task file has all the I expect to exit.

  I wonder if there is a framework with Powershell or a PSSnapin I need to add to the script for it to run via a scheduled task.  Has anyone done this before with the ESXCLI commands?

  panhvr - you may to something.  The process account that I use to run this script has only read-only access in vCenter.  I logged on the server I am running these reports with the process ID and tried to run the script.  He gave me errors indicating permission to perform the operations of esxcli was denied.

  I think we found the culprit!  I'll have this process ID in vCenter rights upward.

  Thank you all!

• a way to run a powershell script?

  Y at - it another way to configure a script to be able to run by either double clicking on it or other means other than having opened powercli and goes the script and it works.

  It is not the best way to do it, but to help people not use powercli it will help running. The script that I know is very well to run... we are running win2k8 if it matters

  You can create a shortcut and under properties make it a race of PowerShell.exe.

  You pass as an argument to the PowerShell script runs.

  In the script, you ensure that the pssnapin PowerCLI is loaded.

  For example, the target of the shortcut can be

  %SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe-fichier 'MyScript.ps1.

  You add in MyScript.ps1

  Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

  before that the script uses a PowerCLI cmdlet.

• Need a PowerShell script to...

  Hi, I need a PowerShell script to list all the virtual machine from the center of data-list for each virtual computer all drives and formats the disc and the disc type and a free column for comments.

  Move us the backup platforms and try to develop a plan of migration for all virtual machines

  See you soon

  Looks like you are using an older version of PowerCLI, the CapacityGB was introduced in one of the previous PowerCLI builds.

  Try to upgrade.

  If an upgrade is not possible, you can do

  Get-Datacenter -Name MyDC | Get-VM | Sort-Object -Property Name |Get-HardDisk | Select @{N="VM";E={$_.Parent.Name}},Name,@{N="CapacityGB";E={[int]($_.CapacityKB/1MB)}},@{N="Type";E={[string]::Join('/',($_.DiskType,$_.StorageFormat,$_.Persistence))}},@{N="Comment";E={' '*25}} |Export-Csv C:\HD-report.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

  It also sorts the VM on their Name property.