
Two helpful powershell scripts I used this weekend
This weekend I needed to clean up some old smtp domains from our exchange 2010 server. I found??Mike Pfeiffer’s powershell script to remove smtp addresses from exchange and it worked great. Here’s the link to his script
I also added two new ESXi servers to our cluster. We only have Enterprise edition licenses so I can’t use?distributed?switches. I found a powercli script from vitual-al that will copy the vswitch configuration from one ESXi host to another. It doesn’t attach network?adapters?or create vmkernel ports, but those are easy to setup after the script runs.
I just wanted to say thinks for the scripts that were very useful this weekend 🙂
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