Few days back I found very useful PowerCLI script which allow add advance setting to virtual machine without power it down. I thought it might be useful for someone so I decided to document it. Standard process for adding new advance setting is as follows: power VM down add advance setting to VM power VM on Using below script you can add advance setting to VM without power it down ! The only thing which you have to do after script...

vCheck is a tool developed by Alan http://www.virtu-al.net/ owner. vCheck is a stet of PowerCLI scripts which checks your system against deviations from standard configuration and gives nice HTML report . It is fully configurable, you can specify for example, ReadyTime, disk latency, snapshot thresholds etc. What is check for ? General Details Number of Hosts Number of VMs Number of Templates Number of Clusters Number of Datastores Number...

My previous post regarding vSphere5 licensing model.   Hmmm, is something going to be changed ? I hope so. According to sources who’ve been briefed on the changes, VMware is bumping up the vRAM entitlement in vSphere Enterprise Plus from 48 GB to 96 GB, while vSphere Enterprise will go from 32 GB to 64 GB. The vRAM entitlement for vSphere 5 Essentials, Essentials Plus and Standard will go from 24 GB to 32 GB, while the free...