| Title | Author | Age | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hack ESX MOTD | Halr9000 | 57 days ago | Hack your ESXi welcome screen. Join Clyde the Sysadmin as he battles clueless bosses, defective hardware, and the inescapable feeling that he’s a hamster on life’s giant hamster wheel. |
| Hack ESX MOTD | Halr9000 | 57 days ago | Hack your ESXi welcome screen. Join Clyde the Sysadmin as he battles clueless bosses, defective hardware, and the inescapable feeling that he’s a hamster on life’s giant hamster wheel. |
| ConvertTo-Hex | halr9000 | 92 days ago | This script will convert a security identifier (SID) in string format to its hexadecimal equivalent. e.g. |
| Get-WMIVersions | halr9000 | 211 days ago | Use this script to detect installed .NET versions on a remote server using WMI. Requires credentials and a computername. |
| Get-WMIVersions | halr9000 | 211 days ago | Use this script to detect installed .NET versions on a remote server using WMI. Requires credentials and a computername. |
| New-LinkedClone | halr9000 | 257 days ago | PowerCLI script to create linked clones on an ESX server (does require vCenter). This feature is not normally supported on ESX, so this is a pretty nifty thing to do if you like living dangerously. Info on linked clones: http://www.vmware.com/support/ws55/doc/ws_clone_overview.html#wp1028798. |
| Find old snapshots | halr9000 | 257 days ago | Simple PowerCLI example to find old snapshots. Note that I would not actually use the techniques shown here, this script was intentionally written this way as a part of a training video in which I am building on techniques. |
| PowerCLI New-Farm | halr9000 | 257 days ago | This is a PowerCLI sample script I wrote to demonstrate how you could entirely automate the creation of a relatively complex virtual farm environment. |
| ProcuriosJSON.psm1 | halr9000 | 262 days ago | Convert from JSON string to a hashtable or PSObject. e.g.: The CSharp class embedded after the PowerShell wrapper function has an Encode method as well, but I haven’t played with it yet. All credit for the CSharp code goes to http://techblog.procurios.nl/k/618/news/view/14605/14863/How-do-I-write-my-own-parser-for-JSON.html.
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| Pipeline and Parameter | halr9000 | 309 days ago | sample by r_keith_hill |
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