PowerCLI script to check the setting of syslog on a whole cluster?

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• Script to check the DRS VM groups?

  Hello guys,.

  I want to know if you could give me an idea on how to check the DRS of VM groups on my cluster.

  DRS group are created with a shared identifier that is common on the VM too. For example: VMS DRS group R125 must include each VM name "R125" is included (such as VM-R125-001).

  First of all, I would like to work on a script that will be able to detect if certain VM are not in their groups of DRS corresponding VM (by listing for example) and later add an e-mail notification if possible.

  I would like to know if you could give me some advice on how to run this script, what cmdlet should I use, etc.

  Thank you very much

  Kind regards

  Benedict.

  EDIT: VM DRS group and not of DRS rules

  Try like this

  Import-Module DRSRule

  #

  # Specifications cluster

  $cluster1 = "ClusterName".

  $cluster = get-Cluster-name $cluster1

  #

  #for each customer ID.

  foreach ($Group in (Get-DrsVMGroup-Cluster $cluster))

  {

  # Get all the virtual machines that match the groupID

  $vms = get-VM-name 'vm-$($Group.Name)-01"- location $cluster | Select name

  # Compare 2 results

  $result = compare-Object - referenceobject $Group.VM - DifferenceObject $vms

  # Display the result

  Write-Output "missing DRS rule $([string]: join (($result |))). where {$_.} SideIndicator - eq "=>"} | Select ExpandProperty - InputObject,)' | ')) »

  Write-Output "be deleted from the rule DRS $([string]: join (($result |))). where {$_.} SideIndicator - eq '<='} |="" select="" -expandproperty="">

  }

• Can write us "PowerCLI Script" to get the details of card RAID HP (Firmware &amp; Driver)?

  Can write us "PowerCLI Script" to get the details of card RAID HP (Firmware & Driver)

  For example: native ESX command below shows desired output for me.

  But we needed equality PowerCLI ESX command below script

  # cat/proc/driver/cciss/cciss0

  cciss0: HP Smart Array P400i controller

  Board ID: 0x3235103c

  Firmware version: 7.22# cat/proc/driver/hpsa/hpsa0

  hpsa0: HP Smart Array P410i controller

  Board ID: 0x3245103c

  Firmware version: 5,70

  Driver version: HP HPSA driver (v 5.0.0 - 17vmw)

  The extracted following PowerCLI you will get server and type of controller, firmware version and the hpsa/Smart Storage Array controllers driver version based of:

  Get-VMhost | Sort | Select Name, Model,@{N='Controller Type'; E={(Get-VMHostHba -VMHost $_ | ? {$_.Model -imatch '.*(hpsa|smart).*'}).Model}},@{N='Controller Firmware'; E={($_.ExtensionData.Runtime.HealthSystemRuntime.SystemHealthInfo.NumericSensorInfo | ? {$_.Name -like '*hpsa*firmware*'}).Name}},@{N='hpsa Driver Version'; E={($_.ExtensionData.Runtime.HealthSystemRuntime.SystemHealthInfo.NumericSensorInfo | ? {$_.Name -like '*scsi-hpsa*'}).Name}} | Format-Table -Autosize
  

  The sample output:

  
  Name                     Model                Controller Type   Controller Firmware                           hpsa Driver Version----                     -----                ---------------   -------------------                           -------------------esxihost1022.local    ProLiant DL380 G6    Smart Array P410i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 6.40    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0.60-1OEM.500.0.0.472560 2014-05-15 15:32:23.000esxihost1023.local    ProLiant DL380 G6    Smart Array P410i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 6.40    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0.60-1OEM.500.0.0.472560 2014-05-15 15:32:23.000esxihost1024.local    ProLiant DL380 G6    Smart Array P410i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 6.40    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0.60-1OEM.500.0.0.472560 2014-05-15 15:32:23.000esxihost1033.local    ProLiant DL360p Gen8    Smart Array P420i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 5.42    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0.60-1OEM.500.0.0.472560 2014-05-15 15:32:23.000esxihost1034.local    ProLiant DL360p Gen8    Smart Array P420i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 5.42    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0.60-1OEM.500.0.0.472560 2014-05-15 15:32:23.000esxihost1041.local    ProLiant DL380 G5    Smart Array P400    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 7.24    VMware scsi-hpsa 5.0.0-17vmw.500.0.0.469512 2011-08-19 01:58:59.000esxihost1042.local    ProLiant DL380 G5    Smart Array P400    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 7.24    VMware scsi-hpsa 5.0.0-17vmw.500.0.0.469512 2011-08-19 01:58:59.000esxihost1160.local    ProLiant BL460c Gen8    Smart Array P220i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 5.22    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0-40OEM.500.0.0.472560 2012-08-24 21:04:51.000esxihost1161.local    ProLiant BL460c Gen8    Smart Array P220i    HP Smart Array Controller HPSA1 Firmware 5.22    Hewlett-Packard scsi-hpsa 5.0.0-40OEM.500.0.0.472560 2012-08-24 21:04:51.000
  

• Using Script to check the version of Adobe Reader software

  Hello. I am now currently using LiveCycle Designer to create a form that allows users to attach attachments. We found that if a user uses Adobe Reader 7.0 or below, there is a problem on fixing attachments. Accordingly, we would like to add a script to check the version of the Adobe Reader client in a ready state of the form. If a user uses Adobe 7.0 or below, the message box opens and suggests the user to download a more recent version of the Adobe Reader software. I would like to know is possible to do so. Thank you very much

  Hello

  the script might look like:

  If (typeof (app.viewerVersion)! = "undefined")

  If (app.viewerVersion<>

  {

  xfa.host.messageBox ("your Version of Adobe Reader is old...");

  }

  }

  You can use it in the docReady:Event of your form to inform users.

• PowerCLi script to check if 2 virtual machines are on the same host

  Hello

  I'm nubby on PowerCLI and I would like to help in the construction of a script.

  The script should check if two virtual machines (named test1 and test2) are running on the same host in a vCenter and send a notification (email), if they do.

  Something similar with affinity / anti-affinite DRS rules (but not through the DRS enabled on vCenter).  My focus is on the affinity. In case this happens, I need vMotion one of them on an another ESXi host(manually or automated).

  What I have done until now is the following:

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}}, '

  @{N = "ESX host"; {E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_}}, '

  @{N = 'vCenter'; E={$_. "(ExtensionData.CLient.ServiceUrl.Split('/') [2]}}, '"

  @{N = "Datastore"; {E = {Get-Datastore - VM $_}} | `

  Export-Csv - NoTypeInformation C:\Scripts\file.csv

  That becomes all the VMS and export a CSV file information:

  Name	Cluster	ESX host	vCenter	Data store
  test2	cluster_test	ESXi_test1	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1
  Test1	cluster_test	ESXi_test1	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1
  For1.local	cluster_test	ESXi_test1	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1
  VM1.local	cluster_test2	ESXi_test2	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1
  VM2.local	cluster_test3	ESXi_test3	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1
  VM31.local	cluster_test3	ESXi_test3	vCenter_test1:443	datastore1

  Thank you.

  Try like this.

  $tgtVM = "test1", "test2".

  Get-VM-name $tgtVM | Group-object - property VMHost | %{

  if($_.) County - gt 1) {}

  $vm = $_. Group | Get-Random

  $esx = $vm. VMHost

  $tgtEsx = get-Cluster - $vm VM | Get-VMHost | where {$_.} Name - not $esx. Name} | Get-Random

  Move-VM - $vm - Destination $tgtEsx VM - confirm: $false

  }

  }

• Script to check the correct resource pools

  Hi guys

  Hoping someone can help with PowerCLI issue?

  I want to set up a script PowerCLI who together share CPU and memory allocated to all VMS in each Resource Pool, add them together and compare them with resource information in the list of resources and those who differ from a CSV output (including how on every property is different).

  The idea is that this script will quickly check through our vast domain for incorrectly configured in the resource pools (ie. those who have not been updated).

  Anyone able to help give advice on how I can get that data into PowerCLI from the pool of resources and the virtual computer?

  Thank you very much

  -

  ---

  a crazy penguin

  http://www.acrazypenguin.com

  I don't know if the values you provide are correct for what is planned.

  Especially the MaxCpuUsage won't say much because this will normally reflect the total amount of CPU resources on the host (provided that the customer has no defined limits).

  The following should give a better picture (I guess)

  $dcName = 
  $report = @()
  $dc = Get-View -ViewType Datacenter -Filter @{"Name"=$dcName}
  Get-View -ViewType ResourcePool -SearchRoot $dc.MoRef | where{$_.Name -ne "Resources"} | %{
       $rp = $_
       $rpMem = 0
       $rpCpu = 0
       Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -SearchRoot $rp.MoRef | %{
            $rpMem += $_.Summary.QuickStats.hostMemoryUsage
            $rpCpu += $_.Summary.QuickStats.overallCpuUsage
       }
       $report += New-Object PSObject -Property @{
            Name = $rp.Name
            "VmCpuTotal (MHz)" = $rpCpu
            "VmMemTotal (MB)" = $rpMem
            RpCpu = $rp.Runtime.Cpu.UnreservedForVm
            RpMem = $rp.Runtime.Memory.UnreservedForVm / 1MB
       }
  }
  $report | Export-Csv "C:\ResPool.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

  Note that this does not overcommitment account. To have the script must use the unreservedForPool rather than the UnreservedForVm property property.

• Change the PowerCLI Script to use the DRS and DRS storage

  Hello

  I have a PowerCLI script that specifies a host and a data store to create a new virtual machine, which has served us well. Now we have activated the DRS and DRS storage and I wonder what to change in order to take advantage of these features. Are there commands to specify a cluster and the cluster data store and let the DRS to decide the initial investment for a new virtual machine? At the moment we put all hosts and the warehouses of data as variables and use them in the line below.

  Thank you.

  $newVM = New-VM-name $NewVMname - VM $TemplateName Datastore - $datastore - VMHost $vHost - confirm: $false - location $myName

  You set a Datastorecluster?

  If Yes, then you can replace the value of parameter data with the datastorecluster object store.

  Replacing a VMHost with a cluster is not taken in charge I'm afraid.

  But you can use something like this

  New-VM-name TestVM Datastore - DSC - ResourcePool (Get-Cluster-name mycluster |) Get - Resourcepool - name of resources)

  This will automatically select the VMHost.

  The virtual machine appears in the root of the cluster.

  DSC is the name of a datastorecluster in the cluster mycluster

• Apple script to check the part of iTunes XML library with other applications.

  Y at - there no apple for script

  Check "Sharing iTunes library XML with other applications." Of

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  • Preferences
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  I want to read itunes Media Library .xml but lates itunes no xml is created by default,

  so I want this XML created by my application through the apple script.

  iTunes12.4

  https://discussions.apple.com/message/28513383#28513383 - new with the parameter preferably 12.2 iTunes to turn create .xml

  If you really want an AppleScript, I think you should ask on the iTunes for Mac forum, or maybe the OSX Technologies.

• PowerCLI script to display the number of vCPU by VMhost use

  Hi all

  I'm looking to get help here with powerCLI script to list each total number of ESXi vCPU host that is used to determine if there are any ESXi host CPU is more engaged.

  According to suggestion of performance in some blog vExpert, is around 1: 3 of Jepp core ratio: vCPU allocated, then how to display the report with the powerCLI for something like this:

  PRODESXi01
  Total of nuclei available: 32
  Used by the virtual machine: 28

  PRODESXi02
  Total of nuclei available: 32
  Used by the virtual machine: 38

  So according to the result above, the PRODESXi02 is more committed by 6vCPU allocated to the virtual machine.

  Note: The available total carrots is taken from the value of logical processors from the contents tab, when you click on the vSphere console.

  How to get this report using PowerCLI?

  Thank you

  You mean something like this?

  {Foreach ($esx in Get-VMHost)

  $vCPU = get-VM-location $esx | Measure-object-property NumCpu-sum | Select - ExpandProperty sum

  $esx | Select Name,@{N='pCPU'; E={$_. NumCpu}},

  @{N = 'vCPU'; E = {$vCPU}},

  @{N = "Ratio"; E = {[math]: Round ($vCPU / $_.)} (NumCpu, 1)}}

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• Script to check the speed and duplex

  Hey all,.

  I've been looking and trying to find a script to export to a CSV one sheet simple display of speed and duplex of physical network adapters in our environment.  Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

  Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter |? {$_. Name: match "vmnic" - and $_. {BitRatePerSec - only '0'} | Select vmhost, name, BitRatePerSec, FullDuplex | Export-CSV-Path "C:\PowerCLI Scripts\Reports\VMNICs.csv" - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

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• PowerCLI script to list the df - hl on all ESX hosts?

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  I have more than 100 esx host, and I need to list all the df - hl out for my report. Y at - it instead of connect on each esx host to get under output, powercli script that I can use to remove similar information?

  Size of filesystem used Avail use % mounted on

  / dev/sdaa2 20G 1.5 G 17G 8%.

  / dev/CCISS/c0d0p1 1.1 G 118 M 909 M 12% / Boot

  / dev/sdaa6 9.7 G 151 M 9.0 G 2% / Home

  / dev/sdaa7 9.7 G 151 M 9.0 G 2% / tmp

  / dev/sdaa5 9.7 G 317 M 8.9 G 4% / var

  / dev/sdaa8 494M 212 M 257M 46% /vmimages

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  You have an account and a password on each ESX (i) server that can run the command 'df '?

  If it is Yes, then you can use something like plink.exe in consequence of PuTTY to connect to each ESX (i) server, run the command "df" and retrieve the output.

  There are several available examples to use plink.

  And don't forget that you will need a fingerprint for each server ESX (i) will be stored on the client from which you are running the script.

• Script to check the version of Cisco VEM on ESXi host

  Hallo,

  I need help, a script to check and report in a CSV file, the version of Cisco Nexus 1000v VEM on all ESXi hosts connected to a vCenter.

  Basically, "vem version - v" but for all the ESXi hosts connected to a vCenter.

  Thank you

  Joseph

  I suspect you could use PowerShell v1, in this version that the Export-Csv has not had the UseCulture parameter.

  Try to run the script without this parameter.

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  JD

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  870003 wrote:
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  =========================
  sqlplus vikas/vikas < < END
  coil /oracle/vikas/output.txt
  order 1
  command 2
  ...
  ....
  command N
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