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Category Archives: Scripting
Troubleshooting vCenter permission errors
I was recently helping troubleshoot an issue where a service account was configured with the least privileges possible. When the service attempted to perform a specific operation, an access denied message was encountered. The service performing this action immediately cleaned … Continue reading
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PowerCLI 13.3, Scheduled Snapshot Removal, and Privilege Report
PowerCLI 13.3 was recently released (https://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI/2024/07/introducing-powercli-13-3.html). This release has a handful of really good features that we’ll explore below. vSphere modules updated to vSphere 8.0U3 The vSphere modules in PowerCLI 13.3 have been updated to support vSphere 8.0U3 features. One … Continue reading
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Event Driven Automation: Domain Controller FSMO role has moved
In a prior post (https://enterpriseadmins.org/blog/scripting/event-driven-automation-with-aria-operations-for-logs-webhooks-and-jenkins/), I wrote about using Aria Operations for Logs to call Jenkins using a webhook to automate a process. In that post, Aria Operations for Logs is watching for a specific vSphere event and when that … Continue reading
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Event Driven Automation with Aria Operations for Logs, webhooks, and Jenkins
I was recently looking at the VMware Event Broker Appliance fling (https://vmweventbroker.io/). This fling enables a custom function to execute when a vSphere event happens, sort of an ‘if this then that’ approach to vSphere events (https://octo.vmware.com/vsphere-power-event-driven-automation/). As I was … Continue reading
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PowerCLI Get-TagAssignment and InaccessibleDatastore
I was recently speaking with a customer who mentioned an issue that occurred when using the PowerCLI Get-TagAssignment cmdlet. They had a tag category which applied to clusters only. If a host were offline or in maintenance mode, they were … Continue reading
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