sandeep-sr

Get-Module -ListAvailable *vm*|Import-Module
$cred=Get-Credential
Connect-VIServer vcenter01 -Credential $cred
$deletevmlist=Get-Content C:\temp\stopvms.txt
foreach($vm in $deletevmlist)
{
 $vmstate=get-vm $vm
 if($vmstate.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn")
 {
  write-output ("$vm is powered-on hence stopping it")

sandeep-sr

Get-Module -ListAvailable *vm*|Import-Module
$cred=Get-Credential
connect-viserver vcenter01 -Credential $cred
$vmlist=Get-Content C:\temp\rebootvms.txt
foreach ($vm in $vmlist)
{
 get-cluster cluster02|get-vm $vm | Restart-VM -Confirm:$false
 start-Sleep 2
 Write-Output "$vm has been rebooted"
}

sandeep-sr

Get-Module -ListAvailable *vm*|Import-Module
$cred=Get-Credential
Connect-VIServer vcenter01 -Credential $cred
$vms=Get-Content C:\temp\vmcheck.txt
foreach($vm in $vms)
{
  $exsists=Get-Cluster cluster02|get-vm $vm -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
  if($exsists){
  Write-Output "$vm exist" }
  else{

sandeep-sr

<#
  .Author
   Sandeep S R

   .Synopsis
    A simple script to Change the network adapter of a VM
    
  .Note
    - Copy the vm names into a text file named "servers" and place it into C:\temp before executing the script
    - in $cl , provide the cluster name Ex : "cluster-25"

sandeep-sr

<#
   . Synopsis
    VSAN Health check.
    Health checks get the SSD & NonSsd's failed information and Uuid of failed disk
    When a Disk failed it will be shown as NonSSD disk error
#>

Get-Module -ListAvailable VM* | Import-Module
$cred=Get-Credential 
Connect-VIServer vcenter -Credential $cred -ErrorAction stop

sandeep-sr

<#
   .Synopsis
    Enabling SSH & Execute esxcli commands
   
   .Description
   By using this script we can check the SSH service status and if ssh service is stopped we will start it
   As well how to execute the esxcli commands
#>

Get-Module -ListAvailable *vm*|Import-Module