Script of .env PROD_ < host name >

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• Help with a script. Need to host name, not the FULL domain name

  I'm trying to gather a workflow that will create a user in Active directory and then install SQL server using this account for the service.

  the format of the username I want is SQL_servername

  I use ' hostname = vm.guest.guestId; ' to remove the host name of the virtual machine, but it returns the domain (i.e. servername.domain.name) FULL name

  I tried various methods (rtrim, trim, righttrim, etc.) to remove the domain name to leave me with only the name server, but not appear to work.

  Is there a way of Orchestrator to delete the domain name, or is there another function, I should use to get the short server name.

  Thank you

  server = hostname.substring(0, hostname.indexOf("."));
  

• the cutting of the domain component of the host name for the use of script

  Hello

  I'm trying to rename my < host name > local-local data warehouses.

  Pretty easy in theory as much as it is the only store of data on my host right now.

  I do this

  $vmhosts = get-vmhost-location < data center of choice >

  for each $vmhost in {$vmhosts}

  Get-vmhost $vmhost | get the data store | store game data-name '$vmhost - local.

  }

  Only they named

  myhost.mydomain.com - local instead of

  myhost-local

  I am fairly new to scripting and I do not know how to cut the $vmhost down to remove the. mydomain.com beyond the end.

  I noticed in powershell they mention that you can use .string to shorten the chains just doesn't seem to work.

  Any help would be great.

  Thank you

  You can use the Split method to do this.

  Something like that

  $shortName = $vmhost. Name.Split('.') [0]

  That what is to separate the host name in all places where there is a point.

  The result is returned as an array of strings, and we want the first string

• Login script to viserver with reading-host name, user name and password assecurestring

  Hello

  I'm connecting to a server vCenter or ESX host at the beginning of another script script, so that it is generic, I want to invite the user for the name of the server, the user name and the password and pass it to connect-viserver. I would really like to password entry to be looked at by and that you can see how to do it, but if it is stored as a secure string, it does not pass in the connect-viserver command correctly. If I remove the assecurestring - it connects very well.

  $vc = read-host "enter the name of vCenter or ESX host name."

  $us = read-host "enter user name".

  $pw = read-host "Enter password" - assecurestring

  to connect-viserver $vc - user $us - pass $pw

  ...

  I tried to add the line:

  $pw = $pw | out-string

  But it is not convert it.

  How to read a string safe in the command?

  Thank you

  Dan

  Or use the script that I entered info ' Read-Host ' Encrypt

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• Help create messages Syslog uses the router host name

  We currently have an IP SLA related to the EEM scripts that work great to send syslog messages to alert purposes.  However, I would like for each router that sends a syslog to send its host name using wildcards instead of the specified host name.  I'm guessing some sort of filtering would do the trick, but I can't find any good documentation on this topic.  That's what I currently have:

  ALS IP 1
  echo ICMP - 172.24.50.1 source-interface GigabitEthernet2
  threshold 250
  timeout of 1000
  frequency 5
  IP SLA annex 1 point of life to always start-time now

  !

  LAN_interface_Link_down event manager applet
  syslog "Interface GigabitEthernet2, state change downstairs" event model
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  Action 2 syslog priority to information msg "command, LAN_interface_Link_down is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  3 wait 5 action
  Action4 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 5 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  action 6 'closed' cli command
  Action 7 cli command 'end '.
  LAN_interface_Link_up event manager applet
  syslog event model "Interface GigabitEthernet2, altered state until.
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  action 2 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 3 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  Action4 "not shut" cli command
  Action 5 cli command 'end '.
  6 wait 15 action
  Action 7 syslog priority to information msg "command, LAN_interface_Link_up is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  Next_Hop_LAN_Unreachable event manager applet
  event track 10 low maxrun 40
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  Action 2 syslog priority to information msg "command, Next_Hop_LAN_Unreachable is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »
  3 wait 5 action
  Action4 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 5 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  action 6 'closed' cli command
  Action 7 cli command 'end '.
  Next_Hop_LAN_Reachable event manager applet
  event track 10 status place maxrun 40
  order cli action 1 'enable '.
  action 2 cli command "configures terminal.
  action 3 'interface range t3 - 4 cli command.
  Action4 "not shut" cli command
  Action 5 cli command 'end '.
  6 wait 15 action
  Action 7 syslog priority to information msg "command, Next_Hop_LAN_Reachable is running on C1-GrandView-PA-CSR1000-Recover... »

  You can use the action of information to gather the hostname:

  routername type info action 1.0

  message from syslog to action 2.0 "my name is $_info_routername.

• Change the name of the logfile refelect esxi host name

  Hello

  I'm changing the name of the log file to reflect the name of each host name in listed in a file text How would I have done that?

  Thank you

  CODE

  --------

  ##Load VimAutomation PSSnapin...
  If ((Get - PSSnapin - name VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) - eq $null)
  {Add-PSsnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue}
  
  ##Set server Mode...
  SetPowerCLIConfiguration - Multiple DefaultVIServerMode - confirm: $false

  #Get # hosts.txt file ESXi host list...
  $varHost = get-Content "S:\Get-Logs\hosts.txt".

  The cluster name #Enter...
  $Cluster = Read-Host "enter the cluster name.

  
  ##Path to clear the logs...
  $FilePath = "S:\Get-Logs\Logs\" + $Cluster + "\".

  Cluster ##Create folder...
  If ((New-Item - path $FilePath ItemType - directory - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) - eq $null)
  {- New - path $FilePath ItemType - directory - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue}

  
  Password ##Root
  #Convert to ensure the chain...
  $varGetPassword = Read-Host "enter the ESX Root Password" - AsSecureString
  $ESXRootPassword = [Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]: PtrToStringAuto([Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::SecureStringToBSTR($varGetPassword)))
  
  ESXi hosts ##Connect
  Write-Host "" connection to the ESXi host: ', $varHost ' "»
  SE connect-VIserver $varHost - user 'root' - password $ESXRootPassword - WarningAction SilentlyContinue
  
  ##Do something useful here...
  ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  {foreach ($ESX to $varHost)
  
  Get - Log - VMHost (Get-VMHost-name $ESX) - Bundle - DestinationPath $FilePath
  }
  ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  
  
  ##Disconnect Esxi host
  Write-Host "" disconnect from ESXi host: ', $varHost ' "»
  Disconnect-VIServer $varHost - confirm: $false
  
  The script ##End

  End CODE

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

  The cmdlet Get - Log do not create the destination folder if it does not exist, so you will need to test for this condition.

  AFAIK, you don't need to connect to each ESXi individually when you are connected to the vCenter.

  Since the discharge of generated log file name is rather cryptic, I rename the file normally and add a timestamp.

  You could do something like that

  $clusterName = "mycluster.

  $FilePath = 'S:\Get-Logs\Logs\$($clusterName) ".

  If (!) ((Test-Path-path $FilePath)))

  {

  Novelty - ItemType Directory - Path $FilePath

  }

  $varHost = get-Cluster-name $cluserName | Get-VMHost

  {foreach ($ESX to $varHost)

  $destPath = "$($FilePath)-$($ESX.). Name.Split('.') [0])"

  If (!) ((Test-Path-path $destPath)))

  {

  Novelty - ItemType Directory - Path $destPath

  }

  $logName = get - Log - VMHost $ESX - Bundle - DestinationPath $destPath

  If ($LogName)

  {

  Rename-Item - Path $logName - NewName "$($destPath)-$($ESX.). Name.Split('.') [0])-$((Get-Date).) ToString('yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm')).

  }

  }

• How can I get the full domain name host name

  I don't know that it should be easy enough, however I have not had much chance to figure it out myself.

  Basically, I have a simple script that gets all hosts in a cluster, and rename the first store of data, of ServerName_Boot, however when I have this, I just can't find a way truncated fqdn hostname just. In this case my hostname IS exactly 14 characters if it helps.

  Thanks in advance!

  You try to run the split on the host object, not the name itself.

  Just update it $Shortname = $VMHostname.Name.Split('.') [0]

• How to get the host name of the physical computer inside a virtual machine until the user logs in Windows?

  I don't know if this is the right place to post this question, I develop software to support VMWare PCoIP and need to know how to get the host name of the physical machine (which manages the virtual machine and View Client) within a virtual machine before the user logs in Windows of the virtual machine.

  I understand there are two ways to read the host name, via the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Volatile Environment registry and environment variables, but they are available once the user is connected. I need info before the user connects.

  Is there a VMware API that can be called or asked the host name?

  Thank you.

  Not on the broker, but there are the startup scripts to log on to the computer virtual itself: http://pubs.vmware.com/view-52/topic/com.vmware.view.integration.doc/view_integration_startsession_script.9.2.html

  Note that these executed when a virtual desktop computer allocated connection, not to the point that the client connects - it is possible for the customer to not complete the connection (crash, cancel, network failure) and so any what solution you design must handle this.

  Mike

• Creating a menu in Powershell after collecting ESX host names

  Hello

  I give up .

  I found this script which offers a menu in Powershell (no popups). I enjoy my guests, then perform the functions.

  At the end of the script after I chose the pair I want to, I'm trying to find/set a variable so that I can then use the host name for my next order.

  I can't understand how to do this, because I don't understand what is happening to my choice (which I think is in the $choice variable), but $choice ends up empty when I check it manually later.

  Can someone help me please? Below, you'll see my guests meeting and the call to the function.

  Thank you!

  function {Write-choice

  Param ($prompt, $choice)

  write-host - n "[]".

  write-host - n f yellow $prompt

  write-host "]", $choice

  Write-Output $prompt

  }

  function {Get-selection

  (param

  [Parameter (Mandatory = $true, ValueFromPipeline = $true, Position = 0, HelpMessage = "Choices")]

  [Object]

  $choice,

  [Parameter (HelpMessage = "Intro Message")]

  [string]

  $introMessage = "" choose from the following options: ","

  [Parameter (HelpMessage = "Prompt Message")]

  [string]

  $prompt = "select an option", he said.

  [Parameter (HelpMessage = "Window size")]

  [Int]

  windowSize $= 10

  )

  $currentWindow = 0

  $maxWindow = [math]: Floor($choice.length / $windowSize)

  While ($true) {}

  Clear-Host

  $start = $currentWindow * $windowSize

  $thisWindowSize = [math]: Min ($windowSize, $choice.length - $start)

  If {($introMessage)

  write-host-fore yellow $introMessage

  }

  $choices = @)

  for ($i = 1; $i - lt $thisWindowSize + 1; $i ++) {}

  $choices += write-choice $i $choice [$start + $i - 1]

  }

  If ($currentWindow - gt 0) {}

  $choices += write-choice 'P' 'previous Page of choices.

  }

  If ($currentWindow - lt $maxWindow) {}

  $choices += write-choice "N" "Next Page of choices.

  }

  While ($true) {}

  $input = read-host $prompt

  If ($choices - notcontains $input) {}

  continue

  }

  If {($input - eq "N")

  $currentWindow ++

  breaking

  } elseif ($input - eq 'P') {}

  $currentWindow-

  breaking

  } else {}

  Write-Output $choice [$start + [int] $input - 1]

  return

  }

  }

  }

  }

  # Get the hosts

  $choosehost = get-vmhost | Get - views | Select name

  # Call the function

  Get-selection $choosehost

  Try like this

  $selected = get-selection (Get-VMHost |) Select the name-ExpandProperty)

  In $selected you now the name of the host of ESXi slected.

• How to view the ESX host name as well as the information on the material (see text)

  I would like to see the ESX host name in the first column.

  Is there a better way to do it?

  Any help is very appreciated.  Thank you

  The section of my script for the hardware looks like this:

  #######################
  # VMware ESX hardware #.
  #######################
  Get-VMHost | Get-View | ForEach-Object {$_.} Summary.Hardware} | Select-object name vendor, model, MemorySize, CpuModel, CpuMhz, NumCpuPkgs, NumCpuCores, NumCpuThreads, NumNics, NumHBAs | ConvertTo-Html-title "Configuration of VMware ESX server Hardware" - body "< H2 > VMware ESX server Hardware configuration." "< / H2 > ' | Out-file - add $filelocation

  And My on put currently looks like this:

  (I want to see the name of the ESX host as the first column)

  Hardware configuration of VMware ESX server.

  Name of the vendor	Model	MemorySize	CpuModel	CpuMhz	NumCpuPkgs	NumCpuCores	NumCpuThreads	NumNics	NumHBAs
  HP	ProLiant DL360 G7	34348974080	Intel Xeon E5640 CPU @ 2.67GHz	2666	2	8	16	4	3
  HP	ProLiant DL360 G7	34348974080	Intel Xeon E5640 CPU @ 2.67GHz	2666	2	8	16	4	3
  HP	ProLiant BL460c G6	25758969856	Intel Xeon E5540 2.53 GHz CPU	2533	1	4	8	8	3
  HP	ProLiant BL460c G6	25758969856	Xeon of Intel (r) CPU X 5570 @ 2.93 GHz	2933	1	4	8	8	3
  HP	ProLiant BL490c G7	137428156416	Xeon of Intel (r) CPU X 5675 3.07 GHz	3066	2	12	24	4	2
  HP	ProLiant BL490c G7	137428156416	Xeon of Intel (r) CPU X 5675 3.07 GHz	3066	2	12	24	4	2
  HP	ProLiant BL490c G7	137428156416	Xeon of Intel (r) CPU X 5675 3.07 GHz	3066	2	12	24	4	2

  Not a more elegant solution, but it should produce the desired result

  &{foreach ($esx in Get-VMHost){
    ForEach-Object { $esx.ExtensionData.Summary.Hardware } |
    Select-object @{N="ESX Name";E={$esx.Name}},Vendor, Model, MemorySize, CpuModel, CpuMhz, NumCpuPkgs, NumCpuCores, NumCpuThreads, NumNics, NumHBAs}} |ConvertTo-Html -title "VMware ESX server Hardware configuration" -body "
  VMware ESX server Hardware configuration.
  " |
  Out-File -Append $filelocation
  

• ESXi host name

  Hello

  If I use this property $vm.extensiondata.summary.runtime.host

  it spits out: HostSystem-home-518 inside the my script field. (not much good for me trying to decipher what node esxi is):

  How I found this property is by analyzing the VM when indicates its location, it shows that it is only: host-518 (myesxinode.me.com)

  How can I get to spit true esxi host name which is (). or y at - it an easier way?

  Thank you!

  You can use:

  $vm. VMHost.Name

• PowerCLI - customizations on Redhat5, host name not correctly define

  Hello

  I'm new on using PowerCLI so I can be is silent, so say if I make a stupid mistake.

  I want to create a number of machines based on a model; the only thing that will be different is the host name and IP address.

  I have a CSV file:

  VM, Datastore, VMhost, IP
  NWB-vb85sp1rh5x64c1t1, vmfs-vb-s08, NWB - devesx01.microfocus.com, 10.120.70.167

  And I'm processing with the following script.

  Import-Csv "nwb-vb85sp1rh5x64.csv" | %{

     Get-OSCustomizationSpec VBautomation_VLAN70 | Get-OSCustomizationNicMapping | Set-OSCustomizationNicMapping -IpMode UseStaticIp -IpAddress $_.IP -SubnetMask 255.255.255.0 –DefaultGateway 10.120.70.254

     New-VM -VMhost $_.VMhost -name $_.VM -Template nwb-vb85sp1rh5x64Level3 -Datastore $_.Datastore -OSCustomizationSpec “VBautomation_VLAN70”

  }

  Once the machine has started, the host name is not NWB-vb85sp1rh5c1t1 but SDO-vb85sp1rh5c1t1-0 (the model, if started would have a host of SDO-vb85sp1rh5templ name, so something that happens).  Is this a known issue?  Someone at - he no idea how I can get the name of the ideal machine?  I have a load of scripts which do various things, based on a host name and change all them that it would be a pain.

  Thank you very much.

  I suspect that the NamingScheme in your OSCustomizationSpec could be wrong.

  You can change this with the Set-OSCustomizationSpec cmdlet.

• Extract the host name vCenter using PowerCLI

  Hi all

  I was asked to create a script that displays the host ESX, the version of the product name (I use "Get-View $_USER.USER"). «» ""Config.Product.FullName"), and what I thought, that's easy, vCenter host name." I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how to extract the host name real vCenter. I can get the vDC and the cluster, but I can't find what combination of cmdlets or vim commands can extract this nugget. Is something that is accessible via a standard cmdlet such as get-viproperty, get-view or another?

  TIA,

  g

  Does what you're looking for?

  Get-VMHost | Select Name,@{N="vCenter";E={$_.Uid.Split(':')[0].Split('@')[1]}}
  

• extract from catalog rman backup report sorted by host name

  Hi all

  I have a catalog database.

  I have a lot of database running on multiple servers.

  I need to extract the backup report of database catalog sorted by host name.

  Please share all the reporting scripts you have.

  Here is the script that I have to extract the backup report

  Col in the shape of "TIME_SINCE_LAST_BACKUP (HOURS) topic TIME 99999.99

  Col BACKUP_SIZE column titled "BACKUP_SIZE (GB)"

  Neck backup for a12

  Course DURATION col ' BACKUP | DURATION | (MIN) "form 999.99

  TIME of col position "TIME_SINCE | LAST_BACKUP | (H) ' train 99999.99.

  col BACKUP_SIZE column headers "BACKUP_SIZE column | (GB) »

  SELECT A.DB_NAME

  , A.OBJECT_TYPE 'BACKUP '.

  (, TO_CHAR(A.START_TIME,'dd/mon/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') START_TIME

  (, TO_CHAR(A.END_TIME,'dd/mon/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') END_TIME

  , ROUND ((A.END_TIME - A. (START_TIME) * 24 * 60, 2) DURATION

  , ROUND ((SYSDATE - A. (END_TIME) * 24: 2) TIMES

  ROUND (OUTPUT_BYTES/1024/1024/1024,2) BACKUP_SIZE COLUMN

  OF rman. RC_RMAN_STATUS, A.

  (SELECT DB_NAME, OBJECT_TYPE

  MAX (END_TIME) END_TIME

  OF rman. RC_RMAN_STATUS

  WHERE

  OBJECT_TYPE IN ('FULL DB","DB INCR")

  AND

  STATUS like '% COMPLETE '.

  AND

  OPERATION ("BACKUP", "BACKUP COPYROLLFORWARD")

  DB_NAME, OBJECT_TYPE) B

  WHERE A.OBJECT_TYPE IN ('FULL DB", 'DB INCR', 'ARCHIVELOG')

  AND

  STATUS like '% COMPLETE '.

  AND

  OPERATION ("BACKUP", "BACKUP COPYROLLFORWARD")

  AND

  A.DB_NAME = B.DB_NAME

  AND

  A.END_TIME = B.END_TIME

  AND A.OBJECT_TYPE = B.OBJECT_TYPE and

  A.end_time > sysdate - 1.5

  ORDER BY 2,1 desc;

  Hello

  I think you need to create your own table and add the entry for the server name, database and DBID and then use this table in your query with join column DBID.

  HTH

• PowerCLI script for join ESXi hosts to Active Directory

  Is there a script that I can run to join the ESXi hosts Active Directory?  I have over 100 guests that I need to join AD and want to add it script instead of using the GUI VC.

  Thank you!

  Matt

  You can browse all of your servers, but you would need to make fully automated, is get the credentials somewhere.

  You have different passwords on all ESXi servers?

  In this case, you could do something like that

  $cred = get-Credential # prompt for user and password

  Get-VMHost | Set-VMHostADDomain -ADJoin:$true -Domain$domain-Credential $cred

  If you do not have the same account/password for all servers ESXi, you want probably asked for each host.

  You could possibly temporarily store in a file and read this file.

  $accounts = @ {}

  Import-Csv "C:\accounts.csv" | %{

  $accounts [$_.hostname] = $_.password

  }

  Get-VMHost | Set-VMHostADDomain -ADJoin:$true -Domain$domain-User root -Password $accounts[$_.Name]

  The CSV file contains 2 columns, called host name and the other called password.

  We read the CSV file and store the passwords in a hash table, where the host name is the key.

  We use the hash table to fetch the password of the Set-VMHostADDomain cmdlet tree.