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PowerCLI cmdlets: Get/Set-VMGuestNetworkInterface

by Jase McCartyJune 8, 2010June 25, 201423

After my last post on Get/Set-OSCustomizationNicMapping, I started looking further at what options there were to configure network settings for guests that were “already” created. …

PowerCLI cmdlets: Get/Set-OSCustomizationNicMapping

by Jase McCartyJune 5, 2010June 25, 201425

At some point in the near future, I have to create several hundred new VM’s. These VM’s will be using the same Customization Specification, but …

VMworld 2010 Call for Papers – Need a little help

by Jase McCartyMay 14, 20100

Well I have submitted papers for the last 3 VMworlds, and unfortunately have not been selected. I’ll admit some of those previous submissions were good …

Set Guest OS I/O Timeout Settings via PowerShell

by Jase McCartyApril 29, 2010March 29, 201216

Back in October 2009, I wrote a post on how to remotely set the TimeoutValue for the Disk service in Windows per NetApp’s best practices. …

PowerCLI Script – With Voice

by Jase McCartyFebruary 19, 20104

I was looking at some tweets, and noticed one from @ScriptingGuys about how to add voice to a PowerShell script. Here is the actual tweet: …

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