25 docs tagged with "Virtualization"

This document outlines a script for creating snapshots of virtual machines hosted on an ESXi server using the VMware PowerCLI module. It includes prerequisites, dependencies, user parameters, and alerting mechanisms for successful and failed executions.

This document outlines a monitor designed to report any ESXi hosts that have reported a Bad Sensor within the VMware monitoring system. It is intended for use with a script for ticket creation related to VMware ESXi monitoring, providing a streamlined approach to alerting and issue resolution.

This document outlines a script that generates client tickets for locations with virtual machines that lack a corresponding host in the virtualization manager. It includes details on variables, process flow, and sample runs to ensure effective monitoring and management.

This document outlines a monitor designed to report any ESXi hosts that have not checked in with Automate for over 3 days. It is intended to be used alongside a script for ticket creation related to VMware ESXi monitoring, ensuring timely alerts and maintenance actions.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the ESXi hosts dataview, detailing the necessary dependencies, available columns, and the information displayed for each host, including CPU, memory, and storage metrics.

This document describes a monitor that identifies ESXi host servers with snapshots older than three days, generating alerts and tickets for proactive management. It is intended to be used alongside a script for automatic ticket creation, ensuring timely resolution of issues related to virtual machine snapshots.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the dataview audit snapshots for virtual machines hosted on the ESXi platform, detailing the relevant columns and their descriptions for effective management and monitoring.

This document describes the ESXi Storage Monitor, which reports any ESXi hosts with less than 10% remaining storage space. It is designed to work alongside the Ticket Creation script for VMWare ESXi Monitoring, providing automated alerts and facilitating proactive management of storage issues in virtual environments.

This document provides a script for creating a checkpoint of a virtual machine hosted on a Hyper-V Host Server. It includes details on intended targets, variable descriptions, user parameters, and sample runs to help users effectively utilize the script.

This document describes a script that enables the management of virtual machines on a Hyper-V host, allowing users to start or shut down VMs based on previous executions of the script, ultimately saving time in the process.

This document outlines a monitor set designed to detect Hyper-V hosts with problematic replication status for virtual machines. It provides insights into the replication state of virtual machines, troubleshooting steps, and details for ticketing when issues arise.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of dataview audit snapshots for virtual machines hosted on the Hyper-V Server, detailing the various columns and their descriptions for better understanding and management of virtual environments.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the auditing information related to Hyper-V virtual machines, including details about their state, status, and configuration settings.

This document outlines the implementation of a remote monitor that alerts on Hyper-V host snapshots that are 3 days old or older. It provides detailed instructions for alert configuration, ticketing, and monitoring to ensure efficient management of VM snapshots.

This document provides a detailed guide on implementing monitoring for Hyper-V replication status within your environment. It includes SQL queries for setting up alerts, troubleshooting steps for replication issues, and examples to ensure proper configuration.

This document outlines a function script that sets the 1-hour maintenance mode on virtual machines, called by the script "VM Host - Maint Mode Dependent Machines." It details the time saved by automation and the script dependencies involved in the process.

This document outlines a role that detects whether a machine is a Nutanix VM and subsequently applies this role in the Automate database, ensuring proper management of virtual environments.

Documentation for the Set-VMGuestState command to start or stop all running VMs on the Hyper-V host, with special handling for domain controllers.

This document provides a detailed overview of a dataview that helps audit snapshots of virtual machines hosted on an ESXi server. It includes a comprehensive breakdown of columns, each describing specific attributes of the virtual machines and their corresponding snapshots.

This document details a script designed for automatic ticket creation when an ESXi host reports low storage space. It is intended to be triggered by a monitor and outlines the process for gathering necessary information and generating a ticket with relevant details about the ESXi host and its virtual machines.

This document outlines a script designed to place virtual machines hosted on a Hyper-V Host into Maintenance mode for a duration of 60 minutes. During this period, alerts will be suppressed, and script execution will be limited on the affected virtual machines, ensuring a smooth maintenance process.

This document outlines an internal monitor designed to alert users if a host has not gathered inventory in more than 7 days, ensuring timely updates and management of resources.

This document provides an overview of the Volume Exhaustion Monitor, detailing how it displays volume information along with the estimated exhaustion date collected by the Volume Space Sampling remote monitor. It includes dependencies, column descriptions, and the data collected for effective monitoring.

This document provides a detailed overview of the VSS admin storage for all volumes, including dependencies and columns that store essential information about each agent and its storage utilization.

This document provides a summary of how to detect the agents on which the Remote Desktop Virtualization Host feature is installed using PowerShell. It includes settings and detection strings relevant for Windows operating systems.