I ran into a couple misconfigurations, so I wrote a quick online to audit all of my host configurations without having to use the dreaded host profiles get-vmhost | % {(get-view $_.id).config.vmotion.ipconfig} | select ipaddress, subnetmask

List the Path and Path State for every vSphere Datastore and then output to CSV using PowerCLI $initalTime = Get-Date $filepath = “C:\tmp” $filename = “LunPathState” $date = Get-Date ($initalTime) -uformat %Y%m%d $time = Get-Date ($initalTime) -uformat %H%M Write-Host “$(Get-Date ($initalTime) -uformat %H:%M:%S) – Starting” $AllHosts = Get-VMHost | Sort Name $reportLunPathState = @() Write-Host […]

If you’ve ever migrated clusters or joined VM’s from a different cluster, I’m sure you’ve run into the bug where memory limits are set on the VM’s automatically. To remove this, simply use the powerful oneliner below! Get-VM | Get-VMResourceConfiguration | where {$_.MemLimitMB -ne ‘-1’} | Set-VMResourceConfiguration -MemLimitMB $null