One of the coolest PowerShell scripters in the universe has just released
version 14 of his VESI PowerPack. I’m talking about a fellow vExpert
Alan Renouf, he created a real cool
VESI PowerPack which can be downloaded freely at his website. This PowerPack is able to check a lot of things in your VMware environment like showing a list of VMs with inconsistent folder names, ESX NTP settings, Primary HA Nodes and Last VMs created....
Alan invited me to the beta, so the only thing I had to do is upgrade the PowerPack. It’s as simple as one, two, three. There’s only one little problem, I have to recapture a lot of screenshots for my upcoming VESI presentation at the
Dutch VMUG the 11th of December.
One of the coolest PowerShell scripters in the universe has just released version 14 of his VESI PowerPack. I’m talking about a fellow vExpert Alan Renouf, he created a real cool VESI PowerPack which can be downloaded freely at his website. This PowerPack is able to check a lot of things in your VMware environment like showing a list of VMs with inconsistent folder names, ESX NTP settings, Primary HA Nodes and Last VMs created.... 
Alan invited me to the beta, so the only thing I had to do is upgrade the PowerPack. It’s as simple as one, two, three. There’s only one little problem, I have to recapture a lot of screenshots for my upcoming VESI presentation at the Dutch VMUG the 11th of December.
