PowerCli for information of HBA Firmware

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• PowerCLI script for peripheral target HBA paths

  I need to quickly check the guests in my groups, see all of them have the right number of targets, the devices and the HBA paths. I can see this information in vCenter. Not an easy task if you have 100 + guests. Someone at - it script PowerCLI for this info?

  Before 4.1 PowerCLI builds it takes only a small adjustment.

  $esx = Get-VMHost 
  
  foreach($hba in (Get-VMHostHba -VMHost $esx -Type "FibreChannel")){
       $target = ((Get-View $hba.VMhost).Config.StorageDevice.ScsiTopology.Adapter | where {$_.Adapter -eq $hba.Key}).Target
       $luns = Get-ScsiLun -Hba $hba  -LunType "disk"
       $nrPaths = ($target | %{$_.Lun.Count} | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum
  
       Write-Host $hba.Device "Targets:" $target.Count "Devices:" $luns.Count "Paths:" $nrPaths
  }
  

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• How to check the HBA firmware in vSphere?

  What is the CLI command to check the HBA firmware? I can only find orders for 3.5. Thanks in advance!

  Check the/proc/scsi/qla or lpfc

• search for "informant" retrieves "information."

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• I asked for information on how to stop the automatic updates on my operating system to windows 7. I received information about windows 8.

  * Original title: stoppng updated Automatic windows 10

  I asked for information on how to stop the automatic updates on my operating system to windows 7.  I received information about windows 8.  Help, please.

  Change your windows update settings,

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• Cannot download - VMware vSphere PowerCLI for tenants

  Hi people,

  I'm not able to download VMware vSphere PowerCLI for the R2 version of tenants i.e. 5.1. Go to the page cannot be displayed.

  Please check.

  Kind regards

  Rajesh

  VMware vSphere PowerCLI for tenants

  Seems to work for me from this link.

  Perhaps a local cache in your browser problem, or a problem of Akamai in your area?

• Can I search for information on a scanned document?

  Can I search for information on a scanned document?

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• Can RoboHelp9 search for information from another database outside himself

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  the question is:

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  Not sure you mean by your last paragraph - you can check the blog post described in the help article - http://iconlogic.blogs.com/weblog/2011/02/adobe-robohelp-9-external-content-search.html#tp

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• PowerCli for audit information

  Hi folks can anyone help with this, I need to get the information below are virtual environment (each esxi and esx host) and was wondering if someone has a script to complete?

  Vpshere product name

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  Enterprise edition etc.

  Name of the computer ESX1 etc.

  Number of cores

  Number of physical processes

  I can get the name of carrots and physics by the GET-vmhost | selection version, name, Numcpu etc, but I'm not sure there is a better way to get it?

  Also Vcentre info - information about the license if anyone can help with this.

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  Hello

  regarding the licensing stuff feel free to throw a look my solution

  http://psvmware.WordPress.com/2012/08/13/get-licensereport-to-obtain-informations-regarding-licenses-within-virtual-Center/

  And for the properties that you are looking for here, you were doing ok

  Get-vmhost | {select version,name,@{n='total CPU; e = {$_.numcpu}}, @{n = 'number of sockets'; e = {$_.extensiondata.hardware.cpuinfo.numcpupackages}}

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• Need to find the Emulex LPe11000 HBA firmware revision in ESX3.5

  I'm relatively new to ESX and I was just wondering if there was an easy way to find the version of the firmware of our host bus adapters Emulex LPe11000 without having to restart the hosts? Is there also a version of the driver that can be verified easily?

  I have access to hosts through Virtual Center or can connect via a console session.

  Any help would be most appreciated.

  Solution1: install Emulex HBAnyware on COS ESX.

  Option2: chech in/proc/scsi/modulename if there are some files containing useful information (for QLogic there is a file for each HBA).

  André

• expansion card MAX capacity micro SD for Sansa e280v2 with firmware 03.01.14

  You just buy Sansa e280v2 with firmware 03.01.14 and try to buy the expansion micro SD card. Found all kinds of answers here on the forum of "anything over 2 GB will work" to "up to 32 GB is OK". So, that is it 2 or 32? Moreover, makes card manufacturer questions? What is important to search the map?

  I'll take the class 6 to off the mark on the class name brand 4 If the prices are the same.  Check the small print, too.  In particular, look for the actual reading and writing speeds listed for cards, if this information is available.  If the seller does not list a lot of detailed information, try the manufacturer's website.  I think that the writing speed is more important than speed reading, as it will be when writing files on the card are you more likely to get impatient waiting for the transfer at the end.

  If I were you I would go ahead and update to firmware 3.01.16, too.  It could have been a related bug fixes SD card.

• Searching for information on ink by using the EWS in Deskjets

  SAP (built-in web server) is a useful tool which is used in many ways related to the networking;  The SAP can provide information on Web Services and can also set Static IP and static DNS on the printer.

  But, if it is connected to the network via Ethernet or via a wireless connection with their Deskjet, it is also a great way to check the ink levels and number of pages.

  To access EWS of the printer.  Take the IP address of the printer and type it in a browser on the computer. The IP address can be found under settings wireless to the printer on display or on the Network Configuration report that can be printed.  I did my review on the 3510 Deskjet all in one printer for the purpose of this post. I hit just the wireless in the lower right button and that visualizes the settings of the IP address and SSID wireless.

  Once we've hit this address in the browser (in this case, I used Chrome), the integrated Web server opens to a screen that will show you some basic information on this page. It will be showing the ink levels estimated for the printer.  You can find that gauge ink also in the Tools tab, but it will give you more information than what is already displayed on the home screen.

  From the home page once you can click on the tab above titled "Tools". ""  This will load the product information page. This Page contains other useful information such as the current version of the printers firmware.   The firmware version is information that is sometimes required in the forum when we receive help to other members of the community.

  Product information page, go to the left column and click reports, then click on use the report.

  This report will be to use accumulated. It will give you a total number of pages, and then drop the use by:

  • Type of medium (paper or Photo paper plan)
  • Size of the media. (Letter, A4 and others)
  • At the bottom of this report, you can find information about how HABs and black cartridges have been used in the printer.

  So, for those who are connected by Ethernet or wireless to the printer; Here's another option to find information about the ink levels.  These steps and information listed are general guidelines.

  As always, I hope that the community find this is useful and informative.  Good impression!

• Host via PowerCLI hardware information

  Hello

  I have a list of information that I would like to get some of our guests.  I tried this pulling in PowerGUI and the VMWare Powerpack, but I'm having a problem with the fact that it will only cut down material information for one of the hosts (even if I have 40 hosts connected tab managed hosts).

  I obviously have a lot to learn in PowerCLI but I was hoping someone could provide advice on that.

  I have a list of hosts that I have to connect you with a built-in account and I want to pull down the following information in a CSV file or some sort of report:

  Host name

  Manufacturer / model

  Type of processor

  Number of CPUS / cores

  Processor speed

  CPU used

  Total memory

  Memory used

  ESXi version

  All of the above information is avalible in PowerGUI, but like I said I can it fire only one host at a time for some reason any.

  If possible, I'd like to be able to get the list of virtual machines on each host courses at the same time.

  I'd like some tips on it or maybe if someone has a little more experience with PowerGUI and could let me know why it will only fill the information for all my listed top host is.

  I found a few examples, I think I could crush all but I con ' t find a way to define a name of user and password specific and did draw a list of hosts rather than one at a time.

  It would be great if someone had a similar script built and would allow me to take a peek.

  Thanks for any help you can lend.  I really appericiate this community.  =)

  Once you get the hang of the present, it becomes very easy.

  In your case, you want to enumerate all your ESXi hosts and some properties for each host.

  The basic idea is to use the Get-VMHost cmdlet.

  Like that, it will return all ESXi servers in the vCenter which are connected.

  Get-VMHost

  On the screen, you will see a number of default properties. This is determined by a kind of file format, but leave for the time being.

  The above cmdlet returns an object that has the more properties. To display all the properties to do a Get-Member

  Get-VMHost | Get-Member

  The next step is to choose yourself which properties are to be displayed.

  To do this, you use the cmdlet Select-Object, something like this

  Get-VMHost | Select name, Build, ConnectionState

  If you want to store the result in a file, you can use for example the Export-Csv cmdlet.

  Get-VMHost | Select name, Build, ConnectionState | Export Csv C:\report.csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

  If you want to learn more about the parameters that can be used on a cmdlet, you can use the Get-Help cmdlet.

  For example

  Get-Help Export-Csv-parameter NoTypeInformation

  help on this specific parameter. But you can also view the complete with help

  Export-Csv-full get-Help

  It is actually the basic concept behind the generation of reports PowerCLI/PowerShell;

  • get items
  • has chosen what you want to display
  • to save the results to a file

  This will help you on your way to start?

• How can I check my HBA firmware?

  I have a dl380g7 HP with ESX 5.1 and need to know which firmware is required for the HBA? were find this inf?

  Oh, I get it. You want this link:

  VMware compatibility guide

  http://www.VMware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?deviceCategory=IO

  Also, I tend to see here for driver/firmware combinations

  Driver supports for the I/O cards firmware versions

• How to check the version of the HBA firmware?

  Hi, do you know how to check firmware of ESX console or other HBA (without restarting the host)

  Thank you.

  just looked at your screenshot. It gives you a 1.91A5 firmware

  Is it not what you wanted?

  By the way information on these files vary with the HBA you have.