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• Find the name of the Cluster to get-opinion

  Hello

  I'm doing a list of cluster names and the number of hosts using get - views, but I can't figure out how I can get the name of the cluster to align the number of hosts.

  I start with this...

  $cluster = get-cluster | Get-opinion

  then I can pull the number of hosts per cluster, using

  $cluster.summary.numhosts

  But it just shows a column of numbers. How can I get the name of the cluster next to it also?

  Thank you

  Scott

  It must write what you are looking for on the screen...

  $clusters = get-Cluster | Get-View

  {foreach ($cluster in $clusters)

  $cluster.name

  $cluster.summary.numhosts

  }

  You should be able to manipulate that to export to a file, if necessary.

• Get-opinion

  Can someone please explain this

  $vmname = get - vm vm

  Notice-EEG-id $vmname.id

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

  Capacity: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineCapability

  Config: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineConfigInfo

  Layout: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineFileLayout

  LayoutEx: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineFileLayoutEx

  Storage: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineStorageInfo

  EnvironmentBrowser: EnvironmentBrowser-envbrowser-56698

  ResourcePool: ResourcePool-resgroup-56694

  ParentVApp:

  ResourceConfig: VMware.Vim.ResourceConfigSpec

  Duration: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineRuntimeInfo

  Comments: VMware.Vim.GuestInfo

  Summary: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineSummary

  Data store: {Datastore-datastore-56696}

  Network: {Network-network-386}

  In summary:

  RootSnapshot: {}

  GuestHeartbeatStatus: gray

  LinkedView:

  Parent: File-group-v395

  CustomValue: {}

  OverallStatus: Green

  ConfigStatus: Green

  ConfigIssue: {}

  EffectiveRole: {-1}

  Authorization: {}

  Name: aus-test

  DisabledMethod: {MakePrimaryVM_Task, TerminateFaultTolerantVM_Task, RevertToCurrentSnapshot_Task,

  RemoveAllSnapshots_Task...}

  RecentTask: {}

  DeclaredAlarmState: {56698 - 10.vm - alarm, alarm - 11.vm - 56698, 56698 - 2.vm - alarm, alarm - 23.vm - 56698...}

  TriggeredAlarmState: {}

  AlarmActionsEnabled: true

  Tag                  : {}

  Value                : {}

  AvailableField: {}

  MoRef: VirtualMachine-vm-56698

  Client: VMware.Vim.VimClientImpl

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

  but

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine-filter @{"name" = $vmname}

  PS C:\Users\tkw\scripts > notice-EEG - ViewType virtualmachine-filter @{"name" = $vmname}

  Get-views: 20/09/2015-09:00:13 object specified is not a valid Get - view for the Filter parameter - ' Hashtable {String,

  VirtualMachineImpl}'. Filter accepts objects of type "Hashtable {String, String}.

  On line: 1 char: 1

  + View-EEG - ViewType virtualmachine-filter @{"name" = $vmname}

  + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  + CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument: (System.Collections.Hashtable:Hashtable) [Get - view], VimException

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: Core_GetVIView_TryGetFilterParam_InvalidValue, VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Cmdlets.Commands.Do

  tNetInterop.GetVIView

  any idea?

  Hello, tdubb123-

  Sure.  While you might use a Foreach-Object scriptblock to call Get-View for each virtual computer in the cluster, since everyone likes things faster, you can use a single call to Get - view.  As:

  ## get the VMs in the given cluster, put them in a variable, then get the Views$vms = Get-Cluster $cluster | Get-VMGet-View -Id $vms.Id
  

  And you do not really need to store objects of VirtualMachineImpl of Get - VM in a variable - you can just get their ID properties and use them directly to Get-View, as:

  ## just get the Views of the IDs of the VMs in the given clusterGet-View -Id (Get-Cluster $cluster | Get-VM).Id
  

  But because the speed is often cause for concern, as virtual inventory is larger, move away from the appeal of Get - VM in total will be of great value.  Get - view has one parameter - SearchRoot allows you to specify the location of inventory to use as the root of research, such as:

  ## get the VirtualMachine Views at the given search rootGet-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -SearchRoot (Get-Cluster $cluster).Id
  

  And, to keep things efficient, since you probably only want to use some properties of choice of objects view VirtualMachine, you can speed things along by specifying only the properties you want to retrieve from the server vCenter, now in your PowerShell session lower memory usage, too.  As:

  ## get the VirtualMachine Views at the given search root, retrieving just the select few propertiesGet-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name, Config.Hardware -SearchRoot (Get-Cluster $cluster).Id
  

  A little more complicated to write, then you might chose the first couple of examples when issuing commands interactively.  But if you write a script where you care more about the execution time, or have a large environment (or both), the last example is the winner.

  How to make them for you?

• Working with keys? Get-opinion

  I explored info host and virtual machines with get-view and I'm not sure how to select items that come back as "Keys" I guess you have to make reference to?

  For example, under config.option, it displays the Scsi.CRTimeoutDuringBoot parameter for a host and I would like to query this value.

  Normally I have a command that does something like this to query a setting but stuff like advanced host settings are there, but I am unable to access in this way.

  Get-view ViewType - ClusterComputeResource-Name, property filter Configuration.DrsConfig.Enabled @{"Configuration.DrsConfig.Enabled" ="False"} | Select-Object @{N = "Name"; E={$_. Name}},@{name="DRS State; E={$_. Configuration.DrsConfig.Enabled}} | FT - autosize

  The Config.Option property in an object HostSystem , consisting of an array of objects OptionValue .

  Each of these objects OptionValue has 2 properties: key / value.

  In the Key property, you will find the name of the property that you are after.

  To get the property you are looking for, you could do

  Get-view ViewType - HostSystem |

  Select Name,@{N="CRTimeoutDuringBoot; E = {}

  $_. Config.Option | where {$_.} Key - eq "Scsi.CRTimeoutDuringBoot"} | Select value - ExpandProperty

  }}

• Wildcard characters in get-opinion

  Does anyone have the details on the use of wildcards with the cmdlet get-view?

  for example

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine-filter @{"Name" = "Server *"}

  where I want to send all the virtual machines with starting with the name of the server

  This does not work, but I don't know there is a syntax that is available to make it work

  In the Get-View filter, you can use a set of regex expressions

  Notice-EEG - viewtype virtualmachine-filter @{"Name" = "^ Server"}

  This will resturn each virtualmachine whose name starts with 'server '.

  In VMware PowerCLI and Get-view filters , you will find some info.

• How to increase speed vm - get get-opinion

  Hello

  I am new to PowerCLI.

  I use the following script to get the VM inventory:

  $outputFileVM = "D:\PowerShell_scripts\Inventory.csv".

  $VMReport = @)

  Get - vm | name sort | %{

  $VM = get-view $_.ID

  $row = "" | Select-Object VM_Name, VM_Host, VM_Host_Model, VM_Memory, VM_vCpu, VM_CpuLimit, VM_CpuShares

  $row. VM_Name = $VM. Config.Name

  $row. VM_Host = Get-VMHost - VM $_

  $row. VM_Host_Model = Get-VMHost - VM $_. Get-View | % {$_. Hardware.SystemInfo.Model}

  $row. VM_Memory = $VM. Config.Hardware.memoryMB

  $row. VM_vCpu = $VM. Config.Hardware.numCPU

  $row. VM_CpuLimit = $VM. Config.CpuAllocation.Limit

  $row. VM_CpuShares = $VM. Config.CpuAllocation.Shares.Shares

  $VMReport += $row

  }

  $VMReport | Export-Csv $outputFileVM - NoTypeInformation

  This script runs very slowly. I read something about how to increase the speed by using get - view - viewType. But I do not know how to use for refactory this script.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you.

  Eduard.

  To continue improvements LucD and him do run very fast, make use of get - view "-property" parameter and specify the properties of the VirtualMachine or ESX host that should be retrieved. "." This prevents all the properties that you are not interested in the use of be recovered and accelerating greatly from your code. In other words, replace your call to "Get - VM" with this:

    Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name,Runtime.Host,Config.Hardware,Config.CpuAllocation
  

  because you are only interested in the Name, Runtime.Host, Config.Hardware and Config.CpuAllocation of VirtualMachine properties. Replace your call to "Get-VMHost' in a similar way.

  $outputFileVM = 'D:\PowerShell_scripts\Inventory.csv'
  $VMReport = @()
  Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name,Runtime.Host,Config.Hardware,Config.CpuAllocation | Sort-Object -Property Name | %{
       $row = "" | Select-Object VM_Name, VM_Host, VM_Host_Model, VM_Memory, VM_vCpu, VM_CpuLimit, VM_CpuShares
       $row.VM_Name = $_.Name
       $esx = Get-View $_.Runtime.Host -Property Name,Hardware.SystemInfo.Model
       $row.VM_Host = $esx.Name
       $row.VM_Host_Model = $esx.Hardware.SystemInfo.Model
       $row.VM_Memory = $_.Config.Hardware.memoryMB
       $row.VM_vCpu = $_.Config.Hardware.numCPU
       $row.VM_CpuLimit = $_.Config.CpuAllocation.Limit
       $row.VM_CpuShares = $_.Config.CpuAllocation.Shares.Shares
       $VMReport += $row
  }
  $VMReport | Export-Csv $outputFileVM -NoTypeInformation
  

  For more details on this, you can go to: http://www.vmdev.info/?p=125

  Thank you

  Keshav

• I get a white screen when I try to resume the computer from the stand-by.

  When I try to wake up my Windows XP after standby by pressing the space bar, he falls down and leaves me with a white wallpaper screen. I have to pull the plug to get by, then again upward. What can I do? -RR

  Original title: die waiting

  You have not followed your own instructions, you have?

  There is for example no option to 'automatically search for an updated driver.

  Where do you find these instructions?

  It is generally a BAD idea to let XP install the hardware drivers for you (audio, video, network) by checking the Windows Update.

  Microsoft does not know what the latest drivers for your hardware and will often install incompatible or old drivers make the situation worse.

  It is better to understand what is the installed hardware and download the drivers from the hardware manufacturers WWW site.

  Why don't you rather determine what the current graphic card, the driver that is currently installed is and then determine if there is a newer version of the manufacturer?

  It makes much more sense.

• Cannot get Horizon view 5.3.1 to use Windows CA certificate issued

  Hello

  I have a Horizon view 5.3 vConnection Server installed and wanted to replace the self-signed certificate with one of my MS Enterprise CA (Win 2008 R2 Ent).

  I followed the instructions of these two pages, I think exactly:

  Terence Luk: certification for VMware view Horizon 5.2 with Microsoft Enterprise certification authority servers http://terenceluk.blogspot.co.UK/2013/04/issuing-certificates-for-VMware-horizon.html

  http://www.derekseaman.com/2012/09/create-VMware-Windows-CA-certificate.html

  I took the steps:

  On my Win 2008 R2 Ent (standalone) CA, I reproduced the compatible under Windows 2003 CA Web server certificate template.

  Changed the use of the key to activate non-repudiation and "allow encryption of user data.

  Authentication of the Client added to enforcement strategies

  Confirmed that the name of the topic has been set to "provide in the request.

  Confirmed the vConnection Server computer account has the required permissions (btw, I even gave total control and the problem persists - is not a permissions problem)

  Added the new model to the list available to be issued (CA MMC > Certificate Templates > New > model certificate for the question)

  From the vConnection server, I open the MMC snap-in certificates, computer store

  I asked a new personal certificate from my CA and selected the newly created model

  I have completed only the FQDN internal of my server vConnection CN: [CN = "vmwv-vncenctn - 01.mydomain.local"]

  I updated the friendly name and description "vdm".

  I changed the friendly name of the empty self-signed certificate

  I restarted Windows vConnection server just to make sure that all the necessary services were restarted

  I cannot now connect to during a service of vConnection's web management interface - Page cannot be found.  If I have the friendly name of vdm revert to the original self signed certificate and restart services, access is restored.

  Please can someone help me with this.  I spent two days pulling my hair and getting nowhere.

  Thank you

  C

  Follow rather official VMware documentation.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/view-52/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/horizon-view-52-obtaining-certificates.PDF

  In particular, make sure that your use of improved key contains the correct value.

  Mark

• Get-clusters. Get-view resulting with the argument cannot be null or empty

  Recently, one of my faithful scripts stopped working - all the words of wisdom and advice are welcome.

  SCRIPT:

  $clusters = get-Cluster | Get-opinion

  foreach ($cluster in $clusters)

  {

  $1stESXinCluster = Get-VIObjectByVIView - MORef $cluster. Host [0]

  }

  RESULT:

  The argument cannot be null or empty.

  In: line tank: 5:46

  + $1stESXinCluster = Get-VIObjectByVIView - MORef < < < < $cluster. Host [0]

  It would be possible, one of the pole which is located in $cluster is without a host.

  You can add the conditional operator in the present.

  $clusters = Get-Cluster | get-view
  foreach ($cluster in $clusters)
  {
  if ($cluster.Host[0]-ne $null){
  $1stESXinCluster = Get-VIObjectByVIView -MORef $cluster.Host[0]
       }
  }
  

  Hope this helps

• Get the name of the host that a virtual machine is running, rather than the host ID

  Hello

  Looking for a little help, I question the result of a get - vm of the. Run to find the name of the host to a virtual machine runs on. All I seem to get is the host id that is a number.

  Y at - it an option in the GET - vm, which displays the name of the host, or is it possible to remove the name of the host from the value of the provided host id.

  What I want to do is the following:

  Enter a name for the virtual machine, hop on the host his race, ask the host for its groups of ports available, introduce an option of these groups of ports and when you enter the name, set the Group of ports of entry. Without the actual host name I can't find it.

  $selectedVM = read-host "enter the name of the VM.

  $vm = get - vm $selectedVM | Get-opinion

  $runhost = $vm.runtime.host

  $portgroups = get-virtualportgroup - VMHost $runhost

  'Port available to connect groups '.

  $portgroups

  $selectedPG = read-host "enter the port group name.

  $netadapters = get-networkadapter - VM $selectedVM

  ForEach ($netadapter to $netadapters)

  {

  all-NIC - NIC NetworkName $netadapter - $selectedPG - StartConnected: $TRUE - confirm: $false

  }

  Any help on this would be really appreciated.

  Thank you

  Dan

  Hi Dan,.

  You can retrieve the host name by using the Get-VMHost cmdlet

  $selectedVM = read-host "Enter VM Name"
  $vmhost = Get-VMHost -VM (Get-VM -Name $selectedVM) | Select-Object Name
  $runhost = $vmhost.Name
  

  Hope this helps

• System.Object in get-get-datacenter cluster script

  Given the script below in the context of an HTML report, when I run it in the Toolbox, it brings new {cluster1, cluster2}

  However, when it is run through the script in the html cell it returns System.Object [].

  I think I need to specify that we come back with a but can't find where to put it. Ideally if it would simply list one after another, that would be great but happy with their split in up to 4 columns.

  Thank you

  Dan

  $datacenters = get-data center | name sort

  $Report = @)

  ForEach ($datacenter to $datacenters)

  {

  $clinds = get-cluster-location $datacenter | Get-opinion

  $ReportObj = "" | Select "Data Center Name", "Cluster name 1", "Cluster name 2", "Cluster name 3", «Cluster name 4 "»»»"

  $ReportObj. "" Data Center Name ' = $datacenter.name

  $ReportObj. "Name 1" cluster = $clinds | " foreach {$_.name}

  $ReportObj. "Cluster name 2" = $clinds | " foreach {$_.name}

  $ReportObj. "Name 3" cluster = $clinds | " foreach {$_.name}

  $ReportObj. "Name 4" cluster = $clinds | " foreach {$_.name}

  $Report += $ReportObj

  }

  $Report | ConvertTo-Html-of title "Data center" - body "& lt; H4 & gt; Information Center & lt; / H4 & gt; » | Out-file - add $filelocation

  Try this:

  $datacenters = get-data center | name sort

  $Report = @)

  ForEach ($datacenter to $datacenters)

  {

  $clinds = get-cluster-location $datacenter

  ForEach ($clind to $clinds)

  {

  $ReportObj = "" | Select "Data Center Name", "Cluster name".

  $ReportObj. "" Data Center Name ' = $datacenter.name

  $ReportObj. "" Cluster name "= $clind. Name

  $Report += $ReportObj

  }

  }

  $Report

• PIX with H &amp; S VPN DMZ hosting web server to the hub

  Ok

  Heres a problem which I think would be quite common for these even remotely conscious of security. Unfortunately, my knowledge of the PIX (as well as other Cisco devices) is still in phase of 'growth '.

  So, here's the problem. I have a WAN put in place with PIXen and SonicWalls, we are set up in a design essentially Hub and Spoke (fine ok so it is partially meshed). We recently decided to pull the trigger on getting a 'real' web site and everything went relatively well that getting up and rolling. (even with my notice of 3 days/deadline), but here's the problem: I set up the web server on the DMZ to the hub pix, and I figured out (the easy part) how to set things so in the Home Office, people can connect to the web server by using the internal address, but I don't know what to do for people in remote offices with VPN home connections. I tried to define static routes, I tried to add the DMZ to the VPN trigger, I tried to do both of the last things together, and I checked that I have rules allowing traffic to the VPN outside the DMZ on the inside. So, what else can I I get?

  I have no problem by configuring a PIX for all basic ups and VPN even at this stage, I can do most of it through the CLI (even if I still want to do more through the PDM). My biggest stumbling block on the PIX has so far was when I actually involve this pesky DMZ...

  I actually two PIX in my office, two for my network domestic (one for my place in the States and one for my place in the Japan), so if you can help me, I'll be the two problems and do not forget to give a rating of excellent reviews!

  so I guess that leaves me to the place where I scream...

  Help!

  and I humbly await your comments.

  the current pix configuration should look at sth like this,

  IP access-list 101 permit

  IP access-list 110 permit

  Global 1 interface (outside)

  (Inside) NAT 0-list of access 101

  NAT (inside) 1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0 0

  Permitted connection ipsec sysopt

  Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-md5-hmac superset

  myvpn 10 ipsec-isakmp crypto map

  correspondence address card crypto myvpn 10 110

  card crypto myvpn 10 set by peer

  superset of myvpn 10 transform-set card crypto

  interface myvpn card crypto outside

  ISAKMP allows outside

  ISAKMP key

   address netmask 255.255.255.255
  
  isakmp identity address
  isakmp nat-traversal 20
  isakmp policy 10 authentication pre-share
  isakmp policy 10 encryption 3des
  isakmp policy 10 hash md5
  isakmp policy 10 group 2
  isakmp policy 10 lifetime 86400
  now, to add dmz on top of the existing vpn, add the following to the pix (and apply the same concept on the remote end device)
  access-list 102 permit ip
  access-list 110 permit ip
  nat (dmz) 0 access-list 102
  

• Aid to navigation multi level tables

  Hello

  I am writing a little code to export one vcenter to the other alarms. I know there are existing scripts that already do this, but I couldn't find one that works at several locations.

  Here's what I wrote:

  Functions:

  function getAlarms {}

  Param ($location)

  $origin = $location | Get-View | Get-VIObjectByVIView

  $alarms = get-AlarmDefinition-entity $origin

  return $alarms

  }

  function createAlarms {}

  Param ($location, $alarms)

  $destination = $location | Get-opinion

  $alarmMgr = get-view AlarmManager

  ForEach ($alarm to $alarms)

  {

  $newalarm = $null

  $newAlarm = new-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmSpec

  $newAlarm = (get - see $alarm). Info

  try {}

  $alarmMgr.CreateAlarm($destination.) MoRef, $newAlarm)

  }

  catch {}

  #alarms already exist because returns vcenter alarms created records parent as if they were created here.

  #so cannot avoid duplicates when browsing the containers

  }

  }

  }

  Exporting alarms:

  $alarmsSRC = @ {}

  #save in the root of vcenter alarms:

  $alarmsSRC ['root'] = getAlarms-location (get-file - norecursion)

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] = @ {}

  $datacenters = get-data center

  {ForEach ($datacenter to $datacenters)

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] [$datacenter. Name] = @ {}

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] [$datacenter. Name] ['root'] = getAlarms-location $datacenter

  $folders = get-file-location $datacenter - Type vm | WHERE-object {$_.} Parent - like 'vm'} #only first sublevel of records of a specific data center

  {ForEach ($folder in $folders)

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] [$datacenter. Name] [$folder. Name] = getAlarms-location $folder

  }

  }

  Here all right, but now I need to recreate the em and I don't know how to navigate on my table...

  For example, I get a table like this:

  $alarmsSRC ['root'] = alarms_in_root

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] ['Datacenter 1'] ['root'] = alarms_in_root_of_datacenter1

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["data center 1"] ["A notebook"] = alarms_in_folderA_of_datacenter1

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["data center 1"] ["file B"] = alarms_in_folderB_of_datacenter1

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] ['Datacenter 2'] ['root'] = alarms_in_root_of_datacenter2

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["Data Center 2"] ["A notebook"] = alarms_in_folderA_of_datacenter2

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["Data Center 2"] ["file B"] = alarms_in_folderB_of_datacenter2

  How to use my function createAlarms with this picture?

  I'm a bit stuck on how to extract the name of the data center and records.

  Here's what I did to re-create the alarms:

  ForEach ($datacenter to {$alarmsSRC ["data"])}

  {ForEach ($folder in $datacenter)

  If (/ / $folder.) Name / /-eq 'root')

  {

  alarms from #create at the root of this data center

  createAlarms-location (get-data center-name / / $datacenter.) Name / /)-alarms $folder

  } else {}

  createAlarms-location (get-file-name / / $folder.) Name / /-vm-location Type (get-data center-name / / $datacenter.) Name / /). WHERE-object {$_.} Parent - like "vm"}) - alarms $folder

  }

  }

  }

  As you can see I'm looking to extract the 'touch' names in the table as "Datacenter 1", "Datacenter 2", "folder", etc.»»

  Thanks for any help

  The variable $alarmsSRC contains a collection of hash tables. You can use the GetEnumerator method to enumerate the entries in a hash table. The following PowerCLI script shows you how to do this in your case. I like an exercise lets you modify the script to create the alarms.

  $alarmsSRC = @ {}

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] = @ {}

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["1 Datacenter'] = @ {}

  $alarmsSRC ["data"] ["Data Center 2"] = @ {}

  $alarmsSRC ['root'] = "alarms_in_root".

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] ['Datacenter 1'] ['root'] = "alarms_in_root_of_datacenter1".

  $alarmsSRC ['data centers'] ['Datacenter 1'] ['A book'] = "alarms_in_folderA_of_datacenter1".

  $alarmsSRC ['data centers'] ['Datacenter 1'] ['case B'] = "alarms_in_folderB_of_datacenter1".

  $alarmsSRC ['data'] ['Datacenter 2'] ['root'] = "alarms_in_root_of_datacenter2".

  $alarmsSRC ['data centers'] ['Datacenter 2'] ['A book'] = "alarms_in_folderA_of_datacenter2".

  $alarmsSRC ['data centers'] ['Datacenter 2'] ['case B'] = "alarms_in_folderB_of_datacenter2".

  $alarmsSRC ['root']

  ForEach ($datacenter to $alarmsSRC ['data']. GetEnumerator {}

  ForEach ($folder in $alarmsSRC ["data"] [$datacenter. Key]. GetEnumerator {}

  $Folder.Key + 'is' + $Folder.value

  }

  }

• Change file name of favorite backups - Normal?

  There are several different files that I save my Firefox profile every few weeks (Windows 7). One is the last file in the folder bookmarkbackups subsidiary. In the past, it has always looked like this:

  bookmarks-2014-07 - 27_801.json

  But since the upgrade of 30 FF FF 31 July 28, I have these:

  bookmarks-2014-07-28_801_CKxu2 + MdJWqssiH1CHl1xg is to .json
  bookmarks-2014-07-30_801_owugd2tkymMZxpZ-xAma8Q == .json
  (don't know why there is no entry for 7-29)

  Is this change, with the addition of all these extra characters, normal to the 31 FF, or is there a problem?

  It's normal.
  There has been a change and now a hash gets joint in addition to the number of items.
  This hash to check if there has been changes to bookmarks.
  If the hash is the same then there is no need to create a backup of this backup would be the same.

  Bug 818399 - Smarter backups automatic bookmark
  Bug 818593 - add the size of the bookmarks file restore UI
  Bug 818584 - backups consecutive duplicate bookmark throw by comparing hashes

• Since the update yesterday that my fire ftp no longer works correctly, it's the same on 3 different computers

  After firefox updated yesterday when I opened a site, the files are there when I opened a folder to change them they are ok as soon as I go back and pull a file I get link icons and can not open or modify anything. When I sign out and close firefox and re do it start its ok until I open any folder icons link back. Any ideas?

  Try to update the FireFTP extension on 2.0.10

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/FireFTP/