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Function Get-SSLCert{
    [CmdletBinding()]
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
    Gets SSL certificate of remote system.
    .DESCRIPTION
    Gets SSL certificate of remote system in order to get it's thumbprint.
    .EXAMPLE
    Get-SSLCert tech.zsoldier.com 
    Returns the certificate as object.

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# Reference: http://hkeylocalmachine.com/?p=518
# Create a listener on port 7000
$listener = New-Object System.Net.HttpListener
$listener.Prefixes.Add('http://+:7000/') 
$listener.Start()
'Listening ...'
 
# Run until you send a GET request to /end
while ($true) {
    $context = $listener.GetContext()

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function Get-CDPorLLDP {
    $myCol = @()
    foreach ($VIServer in $global:DefaultVIServers)
    {
    $vmhosts = Get-VMHost -Server $VIServer | where-object {$_.ConnectionState -eq "Connected" -or "Maintenance"}
    foreach ($vmhost in $vmhosts)
        {
        Write-Host "Collating information for $($VMHost.Name)"
        $networkSystem = Get-view -Server $viserver -Id $vmhost.extensiondata.ConfigManager.NetworkSystem
            foreach($pnic in $networkSystem.NetworkConfig.Pnic)

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<# Uncomment if you'd like to use.  These are assumed and needed for custom report to work.  Must be connected to vCenter and NSXMgr.
Import-Module vmware.powercli,powernsx
$Creds = Get-Credential -Message "Provide vCenter Admin credentials"
$vCenterNameorIP = Read-Host "Provide name or IP of vCenter"
Connect-VIServer $vCenterNameorIP -Credential $Creds
Connect-NSXServer -vCenterServer $vCenterNameorIP -Credential $Creds
#>

$DFWRules = Get-NSXFirewallRule
$CustomReport = @()

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function Get-VMHostWSManInstance {
    param (
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$TRUE,HelpMessage="VMHosts to probe")]
    [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Impl.V1.Inventory.VMHostImpl[]]
    $VMHost,

    [Parameter(Mandatory=$TRUE,HelpMessage="Class Name")]
    [string]
    $class,

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<#
Author: K. Chris Nakagaki
Source: tech.zsoldier.com
Use at your own risk, simply listed here for demonstration purposes to use how you see fit.
#>

<# Get the host w/ problem disk group #>
$VMhost = Get-VMHost NameofHostwithProblemDiskGroup

<# ESXCLI Connection #>

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function Get-vCenterScheduledTask{
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
        Retrieve vCenter Scheduled Tasks.
    .DESCRIPTION
        Retrieve vCenter Scheduled Tasks.
    .NOTES
        Source:  Automating vSphere Administration
        Authors: Luc Dekens, Arnim van Lieshout, Jonathan Medd,
                 Alan Renouf, Glenn Sizemore

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<# 
You can target a single host or set of hosts.  Made to only move 'management' vmk's.
Idea is that you would create vmotion, vsan, etc. vmk's after on VDS/DVS
#>
$VMhost = Get-VMHost "NameofHost"
<# 
If you haven't created a vDSwitch yet, you can do so by replacing get-vdswitch with New-VDSwitch
$TargetVDS = New-VDSwitch -Name -Location (get-datacenter "nameofvirtualdatacenter")
$TargetPG = New-VDPortgroup -vdswitch $TargetVDS -Name "Whatevernameyouwant" -VLANID <# Replace if applicable #>
#>

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LAT="$(~/Dropbox/LocateMe/LocateMe -f "{LAT}")"
LON="$(~/Dropbox/LocateMe/LocateMe -f "{LON}")"
city=$(python ~/Dropbox/GeekTool/cityLocator.py $LAT $LON)
~/Dropbox/GeekTool/Geekweather2.sh -A $LAT -O $LON -n $city -u UK

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#!/usr/bin/python
import sys


def cityinfo(lat, lon):
    from geopy.geocoders import GoogleV3
    locator = GoogleV3()
    address = locator.reverse([lat, lon])
    city = address[3].address.split(",")[0]
    print(city.replace(" ", ""))