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100 1 van den Nieuwendijk, Robert
245 10 Learning PowerCLI
264 1 Olton :|bPackt Publishing, Limited,|c2013
264 4 |c©2014
300 1 online resource (417 pages)
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505 0 Intro -- Learning PowerCLI -- Table of Contents --
Learning PowerCLI -- Credits -- About the Author -- About
the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks,
discount offers and more -- Why Subscribe? -- Free Access
for Packt account holders -- Instant Updates on New Packt
Books -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need
for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions --
Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Downloading the
example code -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1.
Introduction to PowerCLI -- Downloading and installing
PowerCLI -- Downloading PowerCLI -- Installing PowerCLI --
Modifying the PowerShell execution policy -- Connecting
and disconnecting servers -- Connecting to a server --
Connecting to multiple servers -- Suppressing certificate
warnings -- Disconnecting from a server -- Retrieving the
PowerCLI configuration -- Using the credential store --
Retrieving a list of all of your virtual machines --
Suppressing displaying deprecated warnings -- Using
wildcard characters -- Filtering objects -- Using
comparison operators -- Using aliases -- Retrieving a list
of all of your hosts -- Displaying the output in a grid
view -- Summary -- 2. Learning Basic PowerCLI Concepts --
Using the Get-Command, Get-Help, and Get-Member cmdlets --
Using Get-Command -- Using Get-VICommand -- Using Get-Help
-- Using Get-PowerCLIHelp -- Using Get-PowerCLICommunity -
- Using Get-Member -- Using providers and PSDrives --
Using providers -- Using PSDrives -- Using the vSphere
PowerCLI Inventory Provider -- Using the vSphere PowerCLI
Datastore Provider -- Copying files between a datastore
and your PC -- Using arrays and hash tables -- Creating
calculated properties -- Using raw API objects with
ExtensionData or Get-View -- Using the ExtensionData
property -- Using the Get-View cmdlet -- Using Managed
Object References
505 8 Using the Get-VIObjectByVIView cmdlet -- Extending
PowerCLI objects with the New-VIProperty cmdlet -- Working
with vSphere folders -- Summary -- 3. Working with Objects
in PowerShell -- Using objects, properties, and methods --
Using methods -- Expanding variables and subexpressions in
strings -- Understanding what expands a string --
Expanding a string when it is used -- Using here-strings -
- Using the pipeline -- Using the ByValue parameter
binding -- Using the ByPropertyName parameter binding --
Using the PowerShell object cmdlets -- Using the Select-
Object cmdlet -- Using the Where-Object cmdlet -- Using
the ForEach-Object cmdlet -- Using the Sort-Object cmdlet
-- Using the Measure-Object cmdlet -- Rounding a value --
Using the Group-Object cmdlet -- Using the Compare-Object
cmdlet -- Using the Tee-Object cmdlet -- Creating your own
objects -- Using the New-Object cmdlet -- Using a hash
table to create an object -- Creating objects using the
Select-Object cmdlet -- Adding properties to an object
with Add-Member -- Using type declarations -- Using COM
objects -- Summary -- 4. Managing vSphere Hosts with
PowerCLI -- Adding a host to a VMware vCenter Server --
Creating a datacenter -- Creating a cluster -- Adding a
host -- Enabling and disabling maintenance mode -- Working
with host profiles -- Creating a host profile -- Attaching
the host profile to a cluster or a host -- Testing the
host profile for compliance -- Applying a host profile to
a host or cluster -- Using host profile answer files --
Exporting a host profile -- Importing a host profile --
Working with host services -- Retrieving information about
host services -- Starting a host service -- Stopping a
host service -- Restarting a host service -- Modifying the
startup policy of a host service -- Configuring the host
firewall -- Getting the host firewall default policy
505 8 Modifying the host firewall default policy -- Getting the
host firewall exceptions -- Modifying a host firewall
exception -- Configuring vSphere Image Builder and Auto
Deploy -- Configuring Image Builder -- Configuring Auto
Deploy -- Using esxcli from PowerCLI -- Listing all of the
available esxcli commands -- Using the vSphere CLI
commands from PowerCLI -- Removing a host from the VMware
vCenter Server -- Summary -- 5. Managing Virtual Machines
with PowerCLI -- Creating a virtual machine -- Creating a
virtual machine from scratch -- Creating a virtual machine
from a template -- Cloning a virtual machine --
Registering a virtual machine -- Using OS customization
specifications -- Starting and stopping a virtual machine
-- Starting a virtual machine -- Suspending a virtual
machine -- Shutting down a virtual machine's guest
operating system -- Stopping a virtual machine --
Modifying the settings of a virtual machine -- Using the
VMware vSphere API -- Adding devices to a virtual machine
-- Adding a hard disk -- Adding a SCSI controller --
Adding a network adapter -- Adding a floppy drive --
Adding a CD drive -- Modifying devices added to a virtual
machine -- Modifying a hard disk -- Moving a hard disk to
another datastore -- Modifying a SCSI controller --
Modifying a network adapter -- Modifying a floppy drive --
Modifying a CD drive -- Removing devices from a virtual
machine -- Removing a hard disk -- Removing a network
adapter -- Removing a floppy drive -- Removing a CD drive
-- Converting a virtual machine into a template --
Converting a template into a virtual machine -- Modifying
the name of a template -- Removing a template -- Moving a
virtual machine to another folder, host, cluster, resource
pool, or datastore -- Updating the VMware Tools -- Using
the Update-Tools cmdlet
505 8 Enabling the "Check and upgrade VMware Tools before each
power on" checkbox -- Upgrading virtual machine
compatibility -- Using snapshots -- Creating snapshots --
Retrieving snapshots -- Reverting to a snapshot --
Modifying snapshots -- Removing snapshots -- Running
commands on the guest OS -- Configuring Fault Tolerance --
Turning Fault Tolerance on -- Turning Fault Tolerance off
-- Opening the console of a virtual machine -- Removing a
virtual machine -- Summary -- 6. Managing Virtual Networks
with PowerCLI -- Using vSphere Standard Switches --
Creating vSphere Standard Switches -- Configuring vSphere
Standard Switches -- Adding network adapters to a switch -
- Removing vSphere Standard Switches -- Using host network
adapters -- Creating host network adapters -- Retrieving
host network adapters -- Configuring host network adapters
-- Configuring network speed and the duplex setting --
Configuring the management network -- Configuring vMotion
-- Removing host network adapters -- Configuring NIC
Teaming -- Using standard port groups -- Creating standard
port groups -- Configuring standard port groups --
Removing standard port groups -- Using vSphere Distributed
Switches -- Creating vSphere Distributed Switches --
Creating a new vSphere Distributed Switch from scratch --
Cloning a vSphere Distributed Switch -- Creating a vSphere
Distributed Switch from an export -- Retrieving vSphere
Distributed Switches -- Configuring vSphere Distributed
Switches -- Rolling back the configuration of a vSphere
Distributed Switch -- Importing the configuration of a
vSphere Distributed Switch from a backup -- Upgrading a
vSphere Distributed Switch -- Adding hosts to vSphere
Distributed Switches -- Adding host physical network
adapters to a vSphere Distributed Switch -- Removing host
physical network adapters from a vSphere Distributed
Switch
505 8 Removing hosts from a vSphere Distributed Switch --
Exporting the configuration of vSphere Distributed
Switches -- Removing vSphere Distributed Switches -- Using
distributed virtual port groups -- Creating distributed
virtual port groups -- Creating distributed virtual port
groups from a reference group -- Creating distributed
virtual port groups from an export -- Configuring
distributed virtual port groups -- Renaming a distributed
virtual port group -- Rolling back the configuration of a
distributed virtual port group -- Restoring the
configuration of a distributed virtual port group --
Configuring Network I/O Control -- Enabling Network I/O
Control -- Disabling Network I/O Control -- Exporting the
configuration of distributed virtual port groups --
Migrating a host network adapter from a standard port
group to a distributed port group -- Removing distributed
virtual port groups -- Configuring host networking --
Configuring the network of a virtual machine -- Summary --
7. Managing Storage with PowerCLI -- Rescanning for new
storage devices -- Creating datastores -- Creating NFS
datastores -- Getting SCSI LUNs -- Creating VMFS
datastores -- Creating software iSCSI VMFS datastores --
Retrieving datastores -- Setting the multipathing policy -
- Configuring the vmhba paths to a SCSI device --
Retrieving the vmhba paths to a SCSI device -- Modifying
the vmhba paths to a SCSI device -- Working with Raw
Device Mappings -- Configuring Storage I/O Control --
Retrieving Storage I/O Control settings -- Configuring
Storage DRS -- Creating a Datastore Cluster -- Retrieving
Datastore Clusters -- Modifying Datastore Clusters --
Adding datastores to a Datastore Cluster -- Retrieving the
datastores in a Datastore Cluster -- Removing datastores
from a Datastore Cluster -- Removing Datastore Clusters --
Upgrading datastores to VMFS-5 -- Removing datastores --
Summary
505 8 8. Managing High Availability and Clustering with PowerCLI
520 "Learning PowerCLI" is written in a friendly and practical
style with a focus on getting you started and automating
daily tasks quickly and efficiently. If you manage or
administrate a vSphere environment, and want to make that
easier and more efficient, then this book is for you!This
book is ideal for you if you want to learn how to automate
your VMware vSphere infrastructure, by getting the most
out of PowerCLI. It's assumed that you have some
experience in administrating a VMware vSphere environment.
Knowledge of Microsoft's Windows PowerShell is not a
prerequisite
588 Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other
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650 0 VMware -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.;Virtual computer
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