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#import vmware powershell modules
Get-Module *vm*|import-module
#Connect to vCenter
connect-viserver vcentername.thecloudwiki.com -ea silentlycontinue
#Get the VM details
$vm=(Get-View -ViewType "Virtualmachine" -Filter @{"Runtime.PowerState" ="poweredOn";"Config.GuestFullName"=".*windows*.*"}).name
$percentWarning = 15;
$percentWarning = 15;
$percentCritcal = 10;
$percent50 = 50;

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Import-Module Active*
$userdata=get-content c:\temp\useraccounts.txt
foreach($user in $userdata)
{

try
{
  $Disabled=(Get-ADUser -Identity $user).Enabled
  if($Disabled -match "False")
  {

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#Helps in increasing the IP based on the input

$IP="10.1.2.3"
$split=$IP.Split(".",4) | Select -Index 3
[int]$lastpart=$split
$ipnew=($ip.split(".",4)|select -index 0,1,2) -join "."
$add=$lastpart+25
$ip25th=$IPnew +"." +$add
Write-Output "$ip25th"

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<#
   .Synopsis
    VM to User mapping Powershell Script

   .Details required to run the script
     1) Enter the Portal URL for $tenanturl
     2) Enter the Domain Name for $Domain
     3) Change the Path of CSV file in $csvfile
     4) Enter Credentials information in $ADCredentials section which need below inputs

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<#
   .Synopsis
    find the clusters are not in ready state 
  .Note
   Copy the vcenter names into a text file named "vcenter" and place it into C:\temp before executing the script
#>
Get-Module -listavailable *vm*|Import-Module
Get-Module -listavailable *nsx*|Import-Module
$cred=Get-Credential
$redColor = "#FF0000"

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<#
   .Synopsis
    Unassign all users mappings from a specific pool 

   .Details required to run the script
     1) Enter the Portal URL for $tenanturl
     2) Enter Credentials information in $ADCredentials section which need below inputs
     3) You will get a prompt to input pool id of the vm's 
        
    .Limitations