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Troubleshooting vSAN components using PowerShell (PowerCLI)
Troubleshooting vSAN components using PowerShell (PowerCLI) involves identifying and resolving issues related to vSAN objects, disk groups, and components. Here are some common vSAN component…
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Validate the components of VMware vSAN
To validate the components of VMware vSAN (Virtual SAN) using PowerCLI (PowerShell module for VMware), you can use various PowerCLI cmdlets to retrieve information about…
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Schedule snapshots for Hyper-V virtual machines using VMware vSphere PowerCLI
To schedule snapshots for Hyper-V virtual machines using VMware vSphere PowerCLI (PowerShell module for VMware vSphere), you would first need to connect to the vCenter…
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Validate the Cisco switch interfaces from vCenter using PowerShell
To validate the Cisco switch interfaces from vCenter using PowerShell, you can use the VMware PowerCLI module to connect to the vCenter Server and then…
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Analyzing esxtop data and generating a detailed report using PowerShell
Analyzing esxtop data and generating a detailed report using PowerShell can be achieved by capturing the esxtop output and processing it to extract relevant metrics.…
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Storage performance monitoring, “DAVG”
In the context of storage performance monitoring, “DAVG” stands for “Device Average Response Time.” It is a metric that indicates the average time taken by…
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PowerShell script that validates all VMs with high CPU usage and logs the host where they are running
To create a PowerShell script that validates all VMs with high CPU usage and logs the host where they are running, you can use the…
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Automating the deployment of ESXi hosts using PowerShell
Automating the deployment of ESXi hosts using PowerShell requires the use of the VMware PowerCLI module, which provides cmdlets to interact with vCenter Server and…
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