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Getting Started With Ansible And PowerCLI

July 16, 2018 Mark Ukotic 3 Comments

Continuing on my journey of learning Ansible with a twist of VMware (see my previous post on Getting started with…

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Posted in: Ansible, PowerCLI Filed under: Ansible, powercli, Powershell, vmware

Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS Secure Channel – Invoke-WebRequest

August 15, 2017 Mark Ukotic 24 Comments

I’ve recently been playing around with VMware’s REST APIs in VCSA 6.5 using PowerShell. I’ve been using a lot of…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, PowerShell, vCenter Filed under: Invoke-RestMethod, Invoke-WebRequest, powercli, Powershell, vCenter

Make PowerShell As Cool As You. Modify Your Default Profile.

April 12, 2017 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

Do you feel that PowerShell just isn’t as cool as you?  Do you wish that you could make it cool…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, PowerShell Filed under: ASCII, powercli, Powershell, Profile

Streaming Datasets – PowerShell | PowerCLI | Power BI

February 27, 2017 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

A large part of my day is spent scripting in PowerShell, specifically with PowerCLI.  One of the strongest areas of PowerCLI,…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, PowerShell, Scripting, vCenter Filed under: Invoke-RestMethod, Power BI, powercli, Powershell, scripting, vCenter

PowerCLI Core

October 23, 2016 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

When Microsoft and Jeffrey Snover released PowerShell on Linux a few months back we knew PowerCLI running on Linux wasn’t…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, VMware Filed under: Core, powercli, Powershell

PowerShell on Linux

September 8, 2016 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

The big news out of Microsoft last month making headlines is the open sourcing of PowerShell.  Along with this comes…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, PowerShell Filed under: powercli, Powershell, Visual Studio Code

Get-View | Show-Object

May 29, 2016 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

I was recent watching a PowerShell presentation where they mentioned a cool module called PowerShellCookbook and in particular discussed a…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, PowerShell Filed under: Get-View, powercli, Powershell, Show-Object

Auditing and Alerting on vCenter Permissions – Part 2

January 28, 2016 Mark Ukotic 2 Comments

In my previous post I discussed auditing permissions in vCenter via PowerCLI.  Going through the process of identifying account and…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, vCenter Filed under: powercli, vCenter

Auditing and Alerting on vCenter Permissions – Part 1

January 26, 2016 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

In this two part post I discuss and cover how to audit vCenter permission using PowerCLI.  How to enumerate basic…

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Posted in: PowerCLI, vCenter Filed under: powercli, vCenter

Onyx For the Web Client now supports vSphere 6.0 U1

November 8, 2015 Mark Ukotic Leave a comment

It’s been a while since I’ve used the Onyx VMware Fling.  The last time I used it was way back…

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Posted in: Flings, PowerCLI Filed under: Fling, onyx, VCSA

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