In a VMware vCenter environment, managing ISO files across multiple datastores can be a cumbersome task. If you have numerous ISO files that need to be deleted, doing it manually is time-consuming and prone to errors. Thankfully, PowerShell, combined with VMware PowerCLI, can automate this process efficiently. Prerequisites: Before running the script, ensure you have "VMware PowerCLI" installed, if not then below is the command line to install it. # Install-Module -Name VMwar

If you've ever needed to manage a multitude of ISO files across multiple datastores in a VMware vCenter environment, you know how time-consuming and error-prone it can be to manually search for these files. That's where PowerShell comes in handy! By leveraging PowerShell scripts, you can automate the process of retrieving information about all ISO files from datastores, saving you time and reducing the risk of human error. Why PowerShell? PowerShell is a powerful scripting la

In environments with many ESXi hosts, managing hosts with scripts is faster and less error prone than managing the hosts from the vSphere Client. VMware PowerCLI is a Windows PowerShell interface to the vSphere API, and includes PowerShell cmdlets for administering vSphere components. ESXCLI includes a set of commands for managing ESXi hosts and virtual machines. Situation: While ESXi host hypervisor & firmware upgrade, there was a requirement for all ESXi host's advance sett