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## piaportforward.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3

#original script by Hanashi from PIA forums, mods to update transmission by Doonze
#converted to python3 and Deluge support added by Rastan

### IMPORTS
import requests
import json
import sys
import netifaces

## solusvm_monitor.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3

###DESCRIPTION
#This script sends an email alert when a specific SolusVM metric
#exceeds its monitor

###USAGE
#solusvm_monitor.py <metric> <monitor>
#Metric: One of hdd, bw, or mem. Default is bw
#Monitor: Threshold to alert when exceeded. Default is 80

## New-MailboxBatchMigrationCSV.ps1
#requires -version 3.0
#requires -pssnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010

<#
.SYNOPSIS
Generates a CSV that can be used with the BatchMigration process
.DESCRIPTION
This script generates a CSV from a list of mailboxes for local migrations. Its primary use is to allow for custom mailbox distribution methods, such as by least-full database or round-robin
This is primarily meant for greenfield migrations where all databases are of similar configuration, and not heterogeneous database environments.
.NOTES

## Get-VMGuestDiskUsage.ps1
#requires -version 3.0
#requires -pssnapin vmware.vimautomation.core
#Uncomment this on first run for initial connection. Unnecessary for re-runs
#connect-viserver d1vm-vc01,d2vm-vc01,d1vm-vcvdi01,d2vm-vcvdi01 -credential (get-credential)

$noDiskInfoVMs = @()

$vm = get-vm
$vm |
    where guestid -notmatch 'windows7_64Guest' |

## Format-ExchangeMessageTrace.ps1
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Takes an Exchange Extended Message Trace and parses it into usable powershell objects
#>
[CmdletBinding()]
param (
    #Path to the extended message trace CSV
    [Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]]$CSVPath
)

## Get-ADSIEnabledComputer.ps1
<#
.EXAMPLE
Get Enabled Computers from a domain in another environment

Get-ADSIEnabledComputer -connectionstring 'LDAP://myserver1.contoso.com/DC=contoso,dc=com' -username "admin" -password "Password@1307"

#>

#TODO: Convert Username/Password to PSCredential field for security
param (

## RemoveSmallFolders.ps1
(get-childitem) | % {[PSCustomObject]@{Name=$_.Fullname;Size=(get-childitem $_ -recurse | % length | measure -sum | % sum | % {$_/1MB})}} | where size -lt 100 | % {Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $_.name}

## Stop-DSCService.ps1
function Stop-DSCService {
  stop-process (gwmi msft_providers | Where provider -like 'dsccore').hostprocessidentifier -force
  remove-dscconfigurationdocument -stage pending -force
}

## Commvault.ps1
<#
Quickstart
------------------
Get-Help Connect-CVServer -detailed
Get-Help Invoke-CVCommand -detailed
Connect-CVServer mycommvaultserver -force -verbose
Invoke-CVCommand 'Client'
Invoke-CVCommand 'Client/136'
#>

## Test-CVPerformance.ps1
$CVDiskPerfEXE = 'C:\Program Files\Commvault\ContentStore\Base\cvdiskperf.exe'
$LogOutputDir = "$Home\desktop"

$drivesToTest = get-volume | where drivetype -match 'fixed' | where driveletter | where driveletter -notmatch 'C' | sort driveletter

foreach ($driveItem in $drivesToTest) {
    [string]$driveletter = $driveitem.driveletter
    write-verbose "Testing Drive $driveletter"
    write-progress "Testing Drive $driveletter"
    $args = @()
	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	#original script by Hanashi from PIA forums, mods to update transmission by Doonze
	#converted to python3 and Deluge support added by Rastan

	### IMPORTS
	import requests
	import json
	import sys
	import netifaces
	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	###DESCRIPTION
	#This script sends an email alert when a specific SolusVM metric
	#exceeds its monitor

	###USAGE
	#solusvm_monitor.py <metric> <monitor>
	#Metric: One of hdd, bw, or mem. Default is bw
	#Monitor: Threshold to alert when exceeded. Default is 80
	#requires -version 3.0
	#requires -pssnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.E2010

	<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Generates a CSV that can be used with the BatchMigration process
	.DESCRIPTION
	This script generates a CSV from a list of mailboxes for local migrations. Its primary use is to allow for custom mailbox distribution methods, such as by least-full database or round-robin
	This is primarily meant for greenfield migrations where all databases are of similar configuration, and not heterogeneous database environments.
	.NOTES
	#requires -version 3.0
	#requires -pssnapin vmware.vimautomation.core
	#Uncomment this on first run for initial connection. Unnecessary for re-runs
	#connect-viserver d1vm-vc01,d2vm-vc01,d1vm-vcvdi01,d2vm-vcvdi01 -credential (get-credential)

	$noDiskInfoVMs = @()

	$vm = get-vm
	$vm \|
	where guestid -notmatch 'windows7_64Guest' \|
	<#
	.SYNOPSIS
	Takes an Exchange Extended Message Trace and parses it into usable powershell objects
	#>
	[CmdletBinding()]
	param (
	#Path to the extended message trace CSV
	[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]]$CSVPath
	)
	<#
	.EXAMPLE
	Get Enabled Computers from a domain in another environment

	Get-ADSIEnabledComputer -connectionstring 'LDAP://myserver1.contoso.com/DC=contoso,dc=com' -username "admin" -password "Password@1307"

	#>

	#TODO: Convert Username/Password to PSCredential field for security
	param (
	function Stop-DSCService {
	stop-process (gwmi msft_providers \| Where provider -like 'dsccore').hostprocessidentifier -force
	remove-dscconfigurationdocument -stage pending -force
	}
	<#
	Quickstart
	------------------
	Get-Help Connect-CVServer -detailed
	Get-Help Invoke-CVCommand -detailed
	Connect-CVServer mycommvaultserver -force -verbose
	Invoke-CVCommand 'Client'
	Invoke-CVCommand 'Client/136'
	#>
	$CVDiskPerfEXE = 'C:\Program Files\Commvault\ContentStore\Base\cvdiskperf.exe'
	$LogOutputDir = "$Home\desktop"

	$drivesToTest = get-volume \| where drivetype -match 'fixed' \| where driveletter \| where driveletter -notmatch 'C' \| sort driveletter

	foreach ($driveItem in $drivesToTest) {
	[string]$driveletter = $driveitem.driveletter
	write-verbose "Testing Drive $driveletter"
	write-progress "Testing Drive $driveletter"
	$args = @()