Tag Archives: PowerCLI
The Curious Case of the Newly Defaulted Firmware Version (EFI Edition)
Let’s set the stage. It’s a few days before VMworld 2018 (US Version). I’m frantically trying to get a demo to work for a vBrownBag session I’m giving in a couple of days. I decided to make a last-ditch effort to … Continue reading
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Learning to Code
When I was in high school, I absolutely loved getting ahold of the computer systems (in my case specifically, the Apple II gs) and spending a lot of time doing programming tasks in Apple BASIC. I once wrote a program … Continue reading
Tales of a GitHub newbie…
Well, I finally did it. I finally started playing with GitHub. I’ve threatened to do so in the past, but I figure this is going to be one of the better ways to share code than just expecting anyone to … Continue reading
Cisco PowerShell Agent Service and VMware VUM PowerCLI
Whew. That was a long winded title. Those who use the PowerShell Agent Service with UCS Director should be aware that in most cases, you just send a few things for that service to run PowerShell related commands through it. … Continue reading
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