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Day: March 25, 2009

On The List! – The vLaunchpad Top 20 List That Is

Posted on March 25, 2009April 2, 2016 by Cody Bunch

You can disregard this post as shameless self promotion, but thanks to y’all readers, Professionalvmware.com is #9 on the vLaunchpad top 20 list: I strongly suggest that you add the vLaunchpad as your homepage, and subscribe to the various rss feeds!

Posted in Uncategorized Tagged blog

Go Go PowerShell Speed Racer! – Speeding up PowerShell scripts.

Posted on March 25, 2009April 2, 2016 by Cody Bunch

From the VI Toolkit blog. Can you spot the difference between this code: 1: foreach ($vm in (get-vm)) { 2: $disks = Get-HardDisk -vm $vm 3: foreach ($disk in $disks) { 4:  Write-Host $disk.CapacityKB 5: } 6: } And this code: 1: foreach ($vm in (get-vm)) { 2: $disks = Get-HardDisk -vm $vm.name 3: foreach[…]

Posted in Uncategorized Tagged powershell, VI Toolkit, VM

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