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#Script to manage snapshots - take snaps - delete snaps - revert to snaps  
#By Peter Hynes 06-11-2018
#Comment out any section you do not want to run
#Replace vcentername with the name of the vcenter you are working in.
#Replace vm1 vm2 vm3 with the name of the vms you are working with - you can add as many vms as needed here
#Replace snapshotname and shapshot description with an appropriate name and description

connect-viserver vcentername

$vms = ("vm1", "vm2", "vm3",)

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#Script to add disk to VMs by Peter Hynes
#Version 1.0
#Created on the 27\09\2018
#Connect to the vCenter or vcenters and Run within PowerCLI
#You will need to create a txt file called vms.txt and place it in the same folder as this script. Put the list of VMs you are working with in this txt file.

$vcenter = Read-Host "Enter name of the vcenter you are working in"

#Connect to vcenter
connect-viserver $vcenter

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#Script to get provisioned state for clusters in a vc by Peter Hynes
#Needs vSphere overcommit module located at https://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI/2015/01/powercli-module-check-cpu-memory-storage-overcommitment.html

#Script asks for a vcenter name
$Vcenter = read-host "please enter the name of the vcenter you will be working in"

#Connects to the vcenter
Connect-viserver $Vcenter

#get all clusters

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#Script to get bios version by Peter Hynes
#Version 1.0
#Created on the 11/04/2018
#Connect to the vCenter or vcenters and Run within PowerCLI
#You will need to create a txt file called clusters.txt and place it in the same folder as this script. Put the list of clusters you want to pull info from in to this txt file.

$clusters = get-content .\clusters.txt

try {
    get-cluster $clusters | 

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#Script to get bios version of esxi host VMs by Peter Hynes
#Version 1.0
#Created on the 11/04/2018
#Connect to the vCenter or vcenters and Run within PowerCLI
#You will need to create a txt file called clusters.txt and place it in the same folder as this script. Put the list of clusters you want to pull info from in to this txt file.

$clusters = get-content .\clusters.txt


ForEach($cluster in $clusters){

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#Python script to test connection to vcenter api and pull vm information

from pyVim.connect import SmartConnect, Disconnect
import ssl

username = input("Please enter your username: ")
password = input("Please enter your password: ")

s =ssl.SSLContext(ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1_1)
s.verify_mode = ssl.CERT_NONE

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#Script to pull local permissions on esxi hosts
#Version 1.0
#@Peter Hynes
#Created on Nov 9th 2017
#You will need to create 3 txt files and populate them hosts.txt, vcs.txt and ilos.txt. Place these files in the same folder as this script.

#Load powercli modules
Get-Module -Name VMware* -ListAvailable | Import-Module
Add-PSSnapin vmware*

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/*
ClothesShopCalc.java
@ Peter Hynes
28th Sept
*/

//Scanner class - Utility package import
import java.util.*;

//class signature

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#Script to Pull logs from ESXi host by Peter Hynes
#Version 1.0
#Created on the 03\03\2017
#Run within PowerCLI
#Script will ask for Vcenter name and hosts name

#vCenter you are working in
$vcenter = read-host "Please enter the name of the vCenter you will be working in"

#Host you are pulling logs from

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#Script to delete VMs by Peter Hynes
#Version 1.10
#Created on the 16\03\2017
#Connect to the vCenter or vcenters and Run within PowerCLI
#You will need to create a txt file called vms.txt and place it in the same folder as this script. Put the list of VMs you want to delete in to this txt file.

#Load powercli modules
Get-Module -Name VMware* -ListAvailable | Import-Module
Add-PSSnapin vmware*