Do you want to check if you are compliant or need more licenses?
Just see below VMwareKB which contains a PowerCLI script for checking this.
VMware PowerCLI is a collection of Windows Powershell modules that are used to manage and maintain a VMware virtual environment. VMware PowerCLI contains modules of cmdlets based on Microsoft PowerShell for automating vSphere, VMware Site Recovery Manager,vSphere Automation SDK, vCloud Director, vCloud Air, vSphere Update Manager, vRealize Operations Manager, VMware Horizon, NSX-T, and VMware Cloud on AWS administration. VMware PowerCLI provides a PowerShell interface to the VMware product […]
While administering VDI environments, most of the time we will struggle to get Thin Client or VDI Client MAC address for troubleshooting, re-imaging or for providing remote shadow support. Below article explains about a simple “visual basic” script to get this information. In my case, I kept this script on network […]
In my previous post we installed the App Volumes Manager. Now it is time for it’s configuration. In this post I will show you the basic configuration to start of with App Volumes. Before we start make sure you have a Service Account ready for App Volumes. During the configuration, you will need this account to […]