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PS script to validate any failure on SRM
To validate any failures on VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM), you can use PowerShell along with VMware PowerCLI to check the status of the recovery…
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Configuring a scratch partition on ESXi using PowerShell
Configuring a scratch partition on ESXi using PowerShell involves several steps. The scratch partition is used to store temporary logs and diagnostic information generated by…
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Automating Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) with PowerShell
Streamlining VMware Resource Management Introduction: Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) is a crucial feature in VMware vSphere that helps optimize resource utilization by automatically balancing workloads…
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Troubleshooting APD and PDL in VMware vSphere using PowerShell Introduction
In a VMware vSphere environment, APD (All Paths Down) and PDL (Permanent Device Loss) are two critical conditions that can impact the availability and stability…
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PowerShell Script to Check High Memory Usage on ESXi Clusters and Export to a File
Introduction: Monitoring the memory usage of ESXi clusters is crucial for maintaining the performance and stability of your virtual infrastructure. PowerShell, along with the VMware…
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PowerShell Script to Check the Performance of Individual VMs and Export to a File
Introduction: Monitoring the performance of virtual machines (VMs) is essential for ensuring the optimal operation of your virtual infrastructure. PowerShell, along with the VMware PowerCLI…
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PowerShell Script to Check State Snapshots of VMs in vCenter
Environment Introduction: Snapshots are a valuable feature in VMware vSphere that allow administrators to capture the state of a virtual machine (VM) at a specific…
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Reading SRM Logs and Validating Array Pairing Issues using PowerCL
I Introduction: VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) is a disaster recovery and business continuity solution that helps protect virtualized environments. When utilizing SRM, it is…
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