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I currently have vCenter Operations Manager Suite Enterprise edition which will allow me to manage my VMware VMs with VCM. I would also like to manage my 300-500 Physical Windows and Linux/Unix ... See more...
I currently have vCenter Operations Manager Suite Enterprise edition which will allow me to manage my VMware VMs with VCM. I would also like to manage my 300-500 Physical Windows and Linux/Unix Servers. What license do I need to buy to achieve this? Cheers, /m
Has anyone been able to answer this question? I am experiencing the same issue. Out of 38 Hosts I have 3 that are appearing as Noncompliant when viewing Host Profiles. 35 have a value of 100 and ... See more...
Has anyone been able to answer this question? I am experiencing the same issue. Out of 38 Hosts I have 3 that are appearing as Noncompliant when viewing Host Profiles. 35 have a value of 100 and 3 hosts have a value of 0. Failures Against Host Profile Option Config.GlobalSettings.guest.commands.sharedPolicyRefCount doesn't match the specified criteria
Exactly what I was looking for... thanks. &{foreach($vm in Get-VM){   Get-VIPermission -Entity $vm |  Select -ExcludeProperty EntityId,ExtensionData,Uid -Property @{N="VM";E={$vm.Name}},*}}... See more...
Exactly what I was looking for... thanks. &{foreach($vm in Get-VM){   Get-VIPermission -Entity $vm |  Select -ExcludeProperty EntityId,ExtensionData,Uid -Property @{N="VM";E={$vm.Name}},*}} | Export-Csv C:\temp\outputfile.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture Output as follows for all VMs VM Entity Role Principal Propagate IsGroup LABBMC001 Datacenters Admin Administrators TRUE TRUE LABBMC001 Datacenters Admin CBS\Domain Admins TRUE TRUE
Hi, I am looking for a way to display the VIPermissions of each VM listed in vCenter without entering a command for each VM (as there are hundreds). Here is what I would like to automate.... See more...
Hi, I am looking for a way to display the VIPermissions of each VM listed in vCenter without entering a command for each VM (as there are hundreds). Here is what I would like to automate.... Connect to my vCenter Connect-VIServer vcentername List all my VM's Get-VM | Format-Table Name List my permissions for each VM Get-VIPermission vmname Here is the closest I've come to getting what I'm looking for accept my output file does not include the VM names accociated with the permissions. Get-VM -Server esxhostname | ForEach-Object {Get-VIPermission -Server vcentername $_.name} | Export-Csv C:\temp\exportfile.csv or Get-VM | ForEach-Object {Get-VIPermission -Server vcentername $_.name} | Export-Csv C:\temp\exportfile.csv Thanks in advance, M
When I look at the functionality of vCenter Operations Enterprise Edition @ http://www.vmware.com/products/vcenter-operations/editions_comparison.html I see the following... Automated Provisioni... See more...
When I look at the functionality of vCenter Operations Enterprise Edition @ http://www.vmware.com/products/vcenter-operations/editions_comparison.html I see the following... Automated Provisioning and Patching      Manage OS distribution centrally Build and deploy software packages (Windows)     Connect to compliance policies       Automatically detect missing software       Remediate non-compliant systems       Distributed software repository
We are currently patching our Windows VMs using VMware Update Manager but now that VMware is dropping support we will need to transition to something else. We are also in the process of migrating... See more...
We are currently patching our Windows VMs using VMware Update Manager but now that VMware is dropping support we will need to transition to something else. We are also in the process of migrating to the "Private Cloud". Can vCenter Operations replace our existing VMware Update Manager function for keeping our VM (and possibly physical servers) Microsoft Patches up to date? Is so, can you please provide a link or info on how this is being accomplished?
A colleague  of mine told me that VMware Update Manager is dropping Support for all updates accept VMware specific ones. Is this true? We are thinking of deploying a MS Windows Update Strategy ... See more...
A colleague  of mine told me that VMware Update Manager is dropping Support for all updates accept VMware specific ones. Is this true? We are thinking of deploying a MS Windows Update Strategy using VMware Update Manager and will look for some other alternative if this is the case. Thanks