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17Jan

Bulk configure vCenter Alarms with PowerCLI

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marksie1988
VMware
I was recently asked if it was possible to update vCenter alarms in bulk with email details. So i set about writing the below script, basically this script will go through looking for any alarms that match the name you specify and set the email as required.
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06Jul

Add vCenter Logs to Syslog Server (GrayLog2)

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marksie1988
Graylog2, VMware
In this article I will be showing you how to add vCenter logs to a syslog server, I currently use GrayLog2 as its a great free syslog server and does everything that I require.
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23Mar

vCenter 6.0 VCSA Deployment

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marksie1988
VMware
This article covers the deployment on the vCenter 6.0 VCSA, you will see that this process is radically different from previous processes.
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11Jul

vCloud Director and vCenter Proxy Service Failure

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marksie1988
VMware
Over the past couple of weeks I have spent some time working with VMware vCloud Director 5.1. I will also be producing multiple other guides for vCloud Director as I use it more over the coming months. One issue that we have hit a few times was the vCD cell stopped working properly (Multi-cell [...]
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16Jan

How to view which Virtual Machines have Snapshots in VMware

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marksie1988
Virtualisation, VMware
This is a question that I have been asked quite a lot recently. I have found multiple ways to do this but 2 are ones that I have used and find the most suitable.
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