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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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SEL logs in Esxi
System Event Logs (SEL) are important logs maintained by hardware devices, including servers and ESXi hosts, to record important events related to the hardware’s health,…
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SATP check via Powershell
SATP stands for Storage Array Type Plugin, and it is a critical component in VMware vSphere environments that plays a key role in managing the…
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Set-ScsiLunPath for multiple LUNs via powershell
In VMware PowerCLI, you can use the Set-ScsiLunPath cmdlet to modify the configuration of paths for a specific SCSI LUN. To modify paths for multiple…
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Set-NicTeamingPolicy in Esxi via Powershell
In VMware vSphere, you can use PowerCLI (PowerShell module for VMware) to manage various aspects of ESXi hosts and virtual infrastructure. To set NIC teaming…
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Use Remove-Snapshot to get rid of snapshots for all VMs > 2 snapshots
To remove snapshots from all VMs that have more than two snapshots using VMware PowerCLI (PowerShell module for managing VMware environments), you can use the…
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Install VAAI plugin using Powershell to all the Esxi hosts in one VC
Install VMware PowerCLI: If you haven’t installed PowerCLI already, you can download and install it from the PowerShell Gallery. Open a PowerShell session with Administrator…
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Clone Operation (New-VM) and Storage vMotion(Move-VM)
In VMware PowerCLI, New-VM and Move-VM are two distinct cmdlets used for different purposes related to virtual machines. VAAI (vStorage APIs for Array Integration) is…
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