Hello all, A full week at home - yahoo! Wait, not quite full, as when I got home last Friday my wife took me out to the mountains on a small holiday and hiking - it was amazing - the weather was good and it is very nice to hike in the mountains. This week … Continue reading Newsletter: July 21, 2018
Tag: PowerShell
Newsletter: July 1, 2018 – Happy Canada Day!
Hello all, This is likely going to be out late. I have spent 6 days in a row working in a data center, to do something pretty simple stuff but yet it has not turned out that way. It is important work, and it will impact many of you so I work hard. So not … Continue reading Newsletter: July 1, 2018 – Happy Canada Day!
Newsletter: June 23, 2018
Hello all, I had some very good PTO in Africa and that is why I have been dark on the blog. I am back again, but as I am just back, and I have a week in a datacenter next week I need to prep for, and a webinar I forgot I volunteered to do … Continue reading Newsletter: June 23, 2018
Installing PowerShell / PowerCLI on a Mac
Hi there, Here is the info I used to get PowerShell and PowerCLI working on my Mac. While it is here for the next time I need it, it is also here in case I helps you. And it was weird. Very weird - as I had to clean up. We are doing PowerShell 6.0.1 … Continue reading Installing PowerShell / PowerCLI on a Mac
Newsletter: February 24, 2018
Hello, A short week, but it feels like it was a long one anyway. I have submitted a nice whitepaper I am looking forward to sharing it with you. A small one, but a huge amount of work went into it. I like having the Veeam vSphere Web Client plug-in installed as it means I … Continue reading Newsletter: February 24, 2018
PowerCLI Series – Getting Started – 2018 edition
Hello all, I want to help everyone get more out of PowerCLI. So I am going to work through a short series on getting started with it, and doing a number of different things with it. This is more about being a consumer, rather than a developer. But it will get you going. I did … Continue reading PowerCLI Series – Getting Started – 2018 edition
In-guest Scripting – with variables – in VAO
In this previous article I showed you about in-guest scripting in VAO. While normal PowerShell scripts work fine, the article showed how you could get more info into the UI and reports. In this article we are going to look at how we can pull variables into the script and use them. I had some … Continue reading In-guest Scripting – with variables – in VAO
