Deploying Automted Kickstart Scripts Over HTTP
Originally I was going to cover all the various options for initiating your automated kickstart installation as "Automated Deployment of ESX Hosts Part IV"
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Originally I was going to cover all the various options for initiating your automated kickstart installation as "Automated Deployment of ESX Hosts Part IV"
If you want to learn something about PowersHell and the VI Toolkit for Winders, the community forum is the best spot right now. Hal Rottenberg is one of th
This script is very similar to ESX 3.x Deployment Script #1, but I made a handy change. I built this script to allow for easier modification for each ESX h
This is a good powershell script for tacking virtual machine inforamtion for change management. It will output the vm''s name, the host it is on, the power
The Open Cloud Manifesto was released the other day. The list of supporters is pretty impressive and the non-present are typical. I actually read the manif
As you already know, I posted a generic VCB Proven Practice Guide on VI:OPS . I refer people to this doc frequently. A recent community discussion regardin
A while back I mentioned that VMware Tools would appear to change to a not running status after a VCB Snapshot was taken. Vmware said a fix would be forthc
Check out this nice post about VMFS misconceptions on the Virtual Geek Blog
To properly size a HA fail over cluster there are a few things that need to be determined. You need to know how many hosts are going to be in your cluster,
What''s New Notes: 1. Not all combinations of VirtualCenter and ESX Server versions are supported and not all of these highlighted features are available u
Virtual-Al mentioned the possibility of a VMware Virtual User Group, similar to a Powershell Virtual User Group that has been around for a while. He starte
This really isn''t a script but more of a command but I think everyone gets the idea. Find VM Snapshots for all servers in Virtual Infrastructure and displ