We are preparing for the migration from Hyper-V to VMware. I am collecting all information before migration. One of the tasks was to collect all memory assigned to all VMs. Get-VM -ComputerName (Get-ClusterNode -Cluster CLUSTER_NAME) | Select-Object Name, DynamicMemoryEnabled, MemoryAssigned, MemoryMinimum, ProcessorCount, Path
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We are preparing for the migration from Hyper-V to VMware. I am collecting all information before migration. One of the tasks was to collect all the information about network cards connected to the VMs on the cluster. This is how I did it. Get-VM -ComputerName (Get-ClusterNode -Cluster CLUSTER_NAME) | Get-VMNetworkAdapter…
We are preparing for the migration from Hyper-V to VMware. I am collecting all information before migration. One of the tasks was to collect all the VHDs information and this is how I did it. Get-VM -ComputerName (Get-ClusterNode) | ForEach-Object {Get-VHD -ComputerName $_.ComputerName -VMId $_.VMId} | Select -Property Path, VhdFormat,VhdType,@{label=’Size(GB)’;expression={$_.filesize/1gb…
This happens very often. Usually I was rejoining workstation/server to the domain. However it is easier way to do it. You have to log in to the server with a broken relationship.You have to know the name of Domain Controller (example: AD01) $DomainCred = Get-Credential Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server “AD01” -Credential $DomainCred…
I had to get SID for all Users that Logon Name begin with pa Get-ADUser -Filter {Name -like “pa*”} | Select Name,SID | Format-Table -Auto For all Groups that Name begin with pa Get-ADGroup -Filter {Name -like “pa*”} | Select Name,SID | Format-Table -Auto For all Computers that Name begin…