Hi,
this Powershell script is a try to protect your privacy in Windows 10.
Update 17.08.2016: Lot of adjustment to Windows 10 1607. Added more documentation
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Hi,
this Powershell script is a try to protect your privacy in Windows 10.
Update 17.08.2016: Lot of adjustment to Windows 10 1607. Added more documentation
Continue reading Windows 10: Powershell Script to protect your privacy
Hi,
this is a script to set the DNS Servers for all ESXi Hosts connected to vCenter.
Usage is very simple. Open a PowerCli Command shell. The script accept 2 parameters. “vc” = the vCenter and “s” is the a comma separarted list of DNS Servers.
PS D:\temp> .\SetHostDNS.ps1 -vc yourVCenterServer.yourdomain -s 8.8.4.4,8.8.8.8 Set DNS Server at host1.yourdomain ... ok Set DNS Server at host2.yourdomain ... ok
Thats all 🙂
Michael
Hi,
as a follow up of the 2 previous posts(compiling eibd and SysV startup script) here is a sample Upstart script for the eibd daemon. Some Ubuntu based distributions uses the upstart start mechanism.
Login as root at your machine where eibd is installed and add a user under which the eibd process should run.
useradd eibd -s /bin/false -U -M
Create the upstart conf file /etc/init/eibd.conf
####################################################################### # eibd - startscript for the eibd daemon description "eibd daemon Upstart script" author "Michael Albert info@michlstechblog.info" start on (filesystem or resume) stop on (suspend or runlevel [!2345]) expect fork normal exit 0 pre-start script route add 224.0.23.12 dev eth0 2>&1 > /dev/null || true end script script PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin DAEMON=/usr/local/bin/eibd DAEMON_OPTS="-d -D -T -R -S -i -u --eibaddr=1.1.128 ipt:192.168.56.1" exec start-stop-daemon --start -c eibd --exec $DAEMON -- $DAEMON_OPTS end script post-stop script route delete 224.0.23.12 2>&1 > /dev/null || true end script #######################################################################
Hello,
in his office, a customer have a few Avocent KVM switches to control some client computers in a remote room. He ask me about the possibility to get a list of all computers connected to these boxes, because he do not want to maintain any list by hand.
I research the documention but there is no (scripting) interface from which I could get such a list. SSH is only for connecting serial consoles, SNMP offers no OIDs for such a case.
Because of the costs, DSView isn’t a option. The only way seems to be to extracting the list by reading the Webfrontend HTML output. Let us do this 🙂
I wrote a script in powershell, at least version 2 is needed to handle selfsigned SSL certificates, which do the following:
Define the User, Password, protocol and the devices:
# KVM User [string]$sUser="Admin" # KVM Password [string]$sPassword="YourPassword" # Protocol [string]$sProtocol="https" # Your Devices [String[]]$aAvocentDevices=@("Console1.domain.local","Console2.domain.local")
Built HTTP POST text and disable SSL certificate warnings
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