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How to get VM creation date PowerCLI script

By |December 23rd, 2014|Categories: Vmware|Tags: , |

I had a customer who wanted to know who created the vm and when so i started to look on the internet to see if anyone wrote a script already and some one did. so thank you Matt Bradford here is his script and i tested on my vmware vsphere 5.5 U1 home lab and worked without erros #Enter your vCenter Host below $vcenter = "your_vcenter_server" #Enter the CSV file to be created $csvfile = "VM_Birthdays.CSV" ################################ #Load the VMware Powershell snapin if the script is being executed in PowerShell Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core -ErrorAction 'SilentlyContinue' #Connect to the vCenter server defined above. Ignore certificate errors Write-Host "Connecting to vCenter" Connect-VIServer $vcenter -wa 0 Write-Host "Connected" Write-Host "" #Check to see if the file exists, if it does then overwrite it. if (Test-Path $csvfile) { Write-Host "Overwriting $csvfile" del $csvfile } #Create the CSV title header Add-Content $csvfile "VM,Born on,Creator,Creation Type,Event Message" [...]

The Vmware VirtualCenter Service terminated unexpectedly – event 7031

By |November 17th, 2014|Categories: Vmware|Tags: , , , |

After a week of installing vcenter 5.5, I noticed the event 7031 in the system logs and the vi client keeps disconnecting every few seconds. the install was basic. only 2 esx host, vcenters server simple install on VM machine and arround 10 vm's. only thing I did in advance is installing sql 2012  express because the database limit is 10GB instead of 4 GB on sql 2005. So i started to investigate. First i though it was the update manager so i disabled the plug-in, next i uninstalled the IBM V3700 plugin. none of it worked. In the end i noticed that the disk only had 5 GB left and after looking what was eating up space i found the database grew to 10 GB. So here are some steps you can take to shrink the database and truncate the logs. stop the VMware VirtualCenter Server service install the [...]

Exchange 2003 to exchange 2013 migration

By |November 9th, 2014|Categories: Microsoft|Tags: , , , |

i'm not going to write the entire procedure here since there are a lot of good articles out there. here are some I always use when im migrating exchange servers from 2003 or 2007 to 2010 or 2013 so thank you Pete Long For migrating exchange 2003 to 2013 you will need an additional step and migrate to exchange 2010 first. The following links are very good to follow all migrations Exchange 2003 to 2010 Exchange 2010 to 2013 enjoy and good luck

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2017-12-03T01:22:56+01:00

Hosted Exchange 2010 to 2013 (Multi tenant) with VMware vSphere 5.5

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This is an overview of the project and not a technical document how to migrate to Exchange 2013. In the past we setup a multi tenant environment with Exchange 2010. At that time there was only resources for 1 physical server, wich was sufficient at the time […]

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