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Rynardt has started working with Powershell and PowerCLI and as a seasoned C++ developer he's already being pretty productive with this. He has been kind enough to start sharing his work in a library that he calls "ScriptKit". | Rynardt has started working with Powershell and PowerCLI and as a seasoned C++ developer he's already being pretty productive with this. | ||
He has been kind enough to start sharing his work in a library that he calls "ScriptKit". | |||
You are welcome to send him scripts to add to the library so that it becomes an easy bases to start looking for scripts for more people. | You are welcome to send him scripts to add to the library so that it becomes an easy bases to start looking for scripts for more people. | ||
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create_vmotion_vmk.ps1 | create_vmotion_vmk.ps1 | ||
Creates up to two vMotion interfaces and configures them with details specified in a CSV file. For a single interface, comment out the entire vmk2 section. | Creates up to two vMotion interfaces and configures them with details specified in a CSV file. For a single interface, comment out the entire vmk2 section. | ||
host_auth_addto_ad_domain.ps1 | host_auth_addto_ad_domain.ps1 | ||
Add hosts in cluster to a specified AD Domain. | Add hosts in cluster to a specified AD Domain. | ||
set_vm_max_console_sessions.ps1 | set_vm_max_console_sessions.ps1 | ||
This script is used to set the maximum remote console sessions allowed on all virtual machines found in the servers.txt file. This is required by many financial industry to prevent more than one concurrent remote console session to a virtual machine in order to an administrator of a VM being shadowed remotely. | This script is used to set the maximum remote console sessions allowed on all virtual machines found in the servers.txt file. This is required by many financial industry to prevent more than one concurrent remote console session to a virtual machine in order to an administrator of a VM being shadowed remotely. | ||
set_vmhost_shell_timeout.ps1 | set_vmhost_shell_timeout.ps1 | ||
Set the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in the specified cluster(s) and restarts the ESXiShell Service. Changes require the SSHShell TSM service to be restarted | Set the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in the specified cluster(s) and restarts the ESXiShell Service. Changes require the SSHShell TSM service to be restarted | ||
set_vmk_mtu.ps1 | set_vmk_mtu.ps1 | ||
Updates the MTU size for specified VMKERNEL virtual nics (vmk0, vmk1, vmk2, etc.) | Updates the MTU size for specified VMKERNEL virtual nics (vmk0, vmk1, vmk2, etc.) | ||
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Run this script on the View Connection Server | Run this script on the View Connection Server | ||
===== Reporting ===== | ===== Reporting ===== | ||
report_HBAConfig.ps1 | report_HBAConfig.ps1 | ||
Report on the HBA Link Speed, HBA Queue Depth, HBA Topology of each ESXi host. | Report on the HBA Link Speed, HBA Queue Depth, HBA Topology of each ESXi host. | ||
report_MgmtvMotionIPs.ps1 | report_MgmtvMotionIPs.ps1 | ||
Report on the Management and vMotion IP Addresses (vmk) | Report on the Management and vMotion IP Addresses (vmk) | ||
report_ShellTimeOut.ps1 | report_ShellTimeOut.ps1 | ||
Report on the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in specified clusters/DC objects | Report on the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in specified clusters/DC objects | ||
report_datastore_space.ps1 | report_datastore_space.ps1 | ||
Script to return all datastores seen in vCenter as well as their capacity, used space and free space. | Script to return all datastores seen in vCenter as well as their capacity, used space and free space. | ||
report_host_wwn.ps1 | report_host_wwn.ps1 | ||
Report WWN Numbers for hosts specified in $clusters | Report WWN Numbers for hosts specified in $clusters | ||
report_netConf_CDP.ps1 | report_netConf_CDP.ps1 | ||
Report the current port group configuration as well as the discovered CDP information. | Report the current port group configuration as well as the discovered CDP information. | ||
Handy for comparing actual portgroup config with physical upstream switch config | Handy for comparing actual portgroup config with physical upstream switch config | ||
report_ntp_syslog.ps1 | report_ntp_syslog.ps1 | ||
Report the configured NTP Servers as well as the Configured Syslog server | Report the configured NTP Servers as well as the Configured Syslog server | ||
report_vm_attached_media.ps1 | report_vm_attached_media.ps1 | ||
Return all CD and Floppy Devices for each VM, including connection state | Return all CD and Floppy Devices for each VM, including connection state | ||
report_vm_list.ps1 | report_vm_list.ps1 | ||
Reports the Name, vCenter, Datacenter, Cluster, Host and Folder for every virtual machine visible within the PowerCLI session. Also works when connected to multiple VI servers. | Reports the Name, vCenter, Datacenter, Cluster, Host and Folder for every virtual machine visible within the PowerCLI session. Also works when connected to multiple VI servers. | ||
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Helpful in large environments with many vCenter servers. | Helpful in large environments with many vCenter servers. | ||
==== Usage ==== | ==== Usage ==== | ||
Change the variables at the start of the script, you can easily identify them as they start with $ | |||
For example, in the Horizon View script you would change | |||
# Name of the Security Server | |||
$SecurityServer = "VIEWSecurityServerNameHere" | |||
and for the log: | |||
$LogFile = "C:\Temp\set_viewSecurity_extIP.log" | |||
==== Location ==== | ==== Location ==== | ||
Rynardt's blog article introducing the scriptkit and asking for help. | Rynardt's blog article introducing the scriptkit and asking for help. | ||
http://www.virtualvcp.com/news/197-contribute-to-my-powercli-script-repository-and-help-the-community | http://www.virtualvcp.com/news/197-contribute-to-my-powercli-script-repository-and-help-the-community | ||
Repository: | Repository: | ||
https://github.com/rynardtspies/ScriptKit | https://github.com/rynardtspies/ScriptKit | ||
[[Category: PowerCLI]] [[Category: Powershell]] | [[Category: PowerCLI]] [[Category: Powershell]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 6 March 2014
ScriptKit
author: Rynardt Spies
Description
Rynardt has started working with Powershell and PowerCLI and as a seasoned C++ developer he's already being pretty productive with this.
He has been kind enough to start sharing his work in a library that he calls "ScriptKit".
You are welcome to send him scripts to add to the library so that it becomes an easy bases to start looking for scripts for more people.
Currently he has divided up his library in the following two categories, at the time of writing it already contains the following scripts.
Configuring
create_vmotion_vmk.ps1
Creates up to two vMotion interfaces and configures them with details specified in a CSV file. For a single interface, comment out the entire vmk2 section.
host_auth_addto_ad_domain.ps1
Add hosts in cluster to a specified AD Domain.
set_vm_max_console_sessions.ps1
This script is used to set the maximum remote console sessions allowed on all virtual machines found in the servers.txt file. This is required by many financial industry to prevent more than one concurrent remote console session to a virtual machine in order to an administrator of a VM being shadowed remotely.
set_vmhost_shell_timeout.ps1
Set the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in the specified cluster(s) and restarts the ESXiShell Service. Changes require the SSHShell TSM service to be restarted
set_vmk_mtu.ps1
Updates the MTU size for specified VMKERNEL virtual nics (vmk0, vmk1, vmk2, etc.)
Horizon View
set_viewSecurity_extIP.ps1
Updates the External IP address refernece in VMware Horizon View to match the current public IP address of the security server.
Run this script on the View Connection Server
Reporting
report_HBAConfig.ps1
Report on the HBA Link Speed, HBA Queue Depth, HBA Topology of each ESXi host.
report_MgmtvMotionIPs.ps1
Report on the Management and vMotion IP Addresses (vmk)
report_ShellTimeOut.ps1
Report on the ShellTimeOut Setting for all hosts in specified clusters/DC objects
report_datastore_space.ps1
Script to return all datastores seen in vCenter as well as their capacity, used space and free space.
report_host_wwn.ps1
Report WWN Numbers for hosts specified in $clusters
report_netConf_CDP.ps1
Report the current port group configuration as well as the discovered CDP information.
Handy for comparing actual portgroup config with physical upstream switch config
report_ntp_syslog.ps1
Report the configured NTP Servers as well as the Configured Syslog server
report_vm_attached_media.ps1
Return all CD and Floppy Devices for each VM, including connection state
report_vm_list.ps1
Reports the Name, vCenter, Datacenter, Cluster, Host and Folder for every virtual machine visible within the PowerCLI session. Also works when connected to multiple VI servers.
Output is saved to a CSV file as specified in $ReportFile
Helpful in large environments with many vCenter servers.
Usage
Change the variables at the start of the script, you can easily identify them as they start with $
For example, in the Horizon View script you would change
# Name of the Security Server $SecurityServer = "VIEWSecurityServerNameHere"
and for the log:
$LogFile = "C:\Temp\set_viewSecurity_extIP.log"
Location
Rynardt's blog article introducing the scriptkit and asking for help.
Repository:
