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  • Hyper-V How To: SCVMM 2008 Cmdlet Ref

    [excerpt]Tony Soper: SCVMM 2008 Cmdlet Reference is now available in the download center, and contains all the Help topics for the VMM 2008 cmdlets in one handy DL. Everything you can do using the VMM Administrator Console to administer your Virtual Machine Manager environment, you can also script using...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Kenneth van Surksum on 03-25-2009
  • Enabling PowerShell on Hyper-V Server 2008 R2

    [excerpt] Ben Armstrong: One of the new capabilities of Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 is that you can now enable PowerShell on it. This is really helpful for when you want to perform basic tasks locally instead of having to use the remote user interface. In order to do this all you need to do is to...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Kenneth van Surksum on 02-14-2009
  • New and improved PowerShell management Library for Hyper-V

    James O’Neill has updated his PowerShell management library for Hyper-V It does pretty much what it says. Note that a lot of the information available from Hyper-V is only available if Powershell is running with Elevated privilege At present there are 80 functions in the library, some of these...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Kenneth van Surksum on 01-29-2009
  • Managing Virtualization with SCVMM and Powershell

    Take an inside look at Hyper-V and System Center Virtual Machine Manager from an architectural and experience a real world view. See how SCVMM and PowerShell can help you manage your virtualized environment seamlessly. The session comes complete with live demos of real life scenarios, and even a look...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 10-30-2008
  • Technet 2008 Video:Hyper-V: Scripting & Programmatic Management for Fun & Profit (VBS & PowerShell)

    Or view online at source
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 08-06-2008
  • Hyper-V WMI: Creating a Thumbnail Image

    Hyper-V has a WMI API that will allow you to create a thumbnail image of any running or paused virtual machine. You can create any sized thumbnail you want (640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 etc…). Creating the image is pretty easy, you just call GetVirtualSystemThumbnailImage passing a reference to...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 07-29-2008
  • Volume GUIDs - Ways To View/Access The Files Within

    I have been working with Volume GUIDs more and more in our Hyper-V implementation and there has been a little bit of a learning curve in viewing, modifying, deleting etc... the files that now live on this volume without a drive letter. I haven't seen much out there on how to manage Volume GUIDs so...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by mcshinsky on 07-24-2008
  • Speeding Up PowerShell Startup

    Jeffrey Snover [MSFT]: In V1, we had a problem which caused our assemblies to not get ngen'ed during installation. If you don't know what "ngen" is, don't worry - you don't need to. All you need to know is that we didn't do the step that makes things go fast on your machine...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 07-23-2008
  • Using Powershell to manage Hyper-V

    Technet Edge: Today wraps up our Hyper-V launch coverage with this interview I did at TechEd with John Kelbly and Alex Lash. These guys show us a heap of great tricks for managing your Hyper-V machines using Powershell, and introduce us to a bunch of shortcuts that allow even a non-coder to put together...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 07-16-2008
  • Hyper-V PowerShell library - now on Codeplex

    James O'Neill: I've decided to go ahead and post the PowerShell library I have been working on to Codeplex . I wanted to explain various bits of it here before pulling it all together, but that is taking more time than I wanted. I've provided early copies to a few people - John Kelbley used...
    Posted to HyperVoria (Weblog) by Bink on 07-15-2008
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