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Use Get-LCMImage to store a particular version of VMware Tools to a variable
The Get-LCMImage cmdlet in VMware PowerCLI is designed for use with the Lifecycle Manager to manage software images, including VMware Tools. To store a particular…
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Automating the shutdown of an entire vSAN cluster
In VMware vCenter 7.0, automating the shutdown of an entire vSAN cluster is a critical operation, especially in environments requiring graceful shutdowns during power outages…
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“Hot plug is not supported for this virtual machine” when enabling Fault Tolerance (FT)
The error message “Hot plug is not supported for this virtual machine” when enabling Fault Tolerance (FT) usually indicates that hot-add or hot-plug features are…
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PowerShell script to power on multiple VMs in a VMware environment after a power outage involves using VMware PowerCLI
Creating a PowerShell script to power on multiple VMs in a VMware environment after a power outage involves using VMware PowerCLI, a module that provides…
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Remove all NFS datastores from all hosts in vcenter using powershell which are in APD or PDL state or are inaccesible
To remove all NFS datastores from all hosts in a vCenter which are in All Paths Down (APD), Permanent Device Loss (PDL) state, or are…
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Set up NTP on all esxi hosts using PowerShell
To configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) on all ESXi hosts using PowerShell, you would typically use the PowerCLI module, which is a set of cmdlets…
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Upgrading VMware Tools on critical VMs
Upgrading VMware Tools on critical VMs is a sensitive operation that demands meticulous planning and execution to mitigate risks of downtime or other complications. Here’s…
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VAAI and how to check in Esxi
To validate multiple VAAI features on ESXi hosts, you can use PowerCLI to retrieve the information. Here’s how you can check for the status of…
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