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Saturday, January 18, 2025

VMware PowerCLI 101 - part12 - Get uptime and boot time of ESXi nodes and VMs

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You can use the following PowerCLI commandlets to get the uptime and boot time of ESXi hosts and VMs. Get ESXi boot time. > Get-Cluster |...
Friday, September 20, 2024

VMware PowerCLI 101 - part10 - Verify vSphere cluster state

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To verify the most common selected status attributes of the cluster: Get-Cluster | Get-VMHost | Select Name,@{N='HAState';E={$_.Exte...
Saturday, May 25, 2024

vSphere with Tanzu using NSX-T - Part30 - Troubleshooting inaccessible TKC with server pool members missing in the LB VS

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Encountering issues with connectivity to your TKC apiserver/ control plane can be frustrating. One common problem we've seen is the kube...
Friday, December 10, 2021

ESXi in a HA cluster fails to Enter Maintenance Mode and gets stuck

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Recently we came across a situation where when we try to put a ESXi host in Maintenance Mode, it is getting stuck at certain level. These ES...
Wednesday, July 21, 2021

VMware PowerCLI 101 - part9 - Working with NSX-T

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Note I am using the following versions: PSVersion: 7.1.3 VMware PowerCLI:  12.3.0.17860403 Connect-NsxtServer -Server 192.168.41.8 Get-Modul...
Friday, October 23, 2020

VMware PowerCLI 101 - part8 - Working with vSAN

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This article explains how to work with vSAN resources using PowerCLI.  Note I am using the following versions: PowerShell: 5.1.14393.3866 VM...
Friday, May 15, 2020

Kubernetes 101 - Part3 - Install kubectl on Windows

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This article shows how to install kubectl on a Windows machine and connect to a remote Kubernetes cluster. Open PowerShell as administra...