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==== Learning more about Perl and the SDK ==== | |||
[http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-10837 Getting Started with the vSphere SDK for Perl] | |||
[http://www.perl.org/docs.html Perl.org Online Documentation] | |||
[[Install the VI Perl Toolkit on OS X]] | |||
[[Install vGhetto on OS X]] | |||
==== Scripts ==== | |||
[[Esx scripts]] | [[Esx scripts]] | ||
[[Adding/updating a custom field to VM]] | [[Adding/updating a custom field to VM]] | ||
[[Add/modify advanced parameter configuration for a VM]] | |||
[[Get status of VMware Tools on all your VM's]] | [[Get status of VMware Tools on all your VM's]] | ||
[[Get number of vCPU's used in cluster]] | |||
[[Listing all VM's in a cluster]] | |||
[[Rename local storage datastore]] | |||
[[Factory Reset of ESXi]] | |||
[[How to run a PERL Script from a vCenter Orchestrator Workflow]] | |||
[[Perl: VMware vSphere Health Check Report]] | |||
[[Category: Perl]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:45, 10 August 2013
Learning more about Perl and the SDK
Getting Started with the vSphere SDK for Perl
Install the VI Perl Toolkit on OS X
Scripts
Adding/updating a custom field to VM
Add/modify advanced parameter configuration for a VM
Get status of VMware Tools on all your VM's
Get number of vCPU's used in cluster
Rename local storage datastore
How to run a PERL Script from a vCenter Orchestrator Workflow
