As network engineers and technicians, we often rely on Wireshark to troubleshoot and analyze network traffic. When it comes to decrypting TLS traffic, we need to use an SSL keys file to enable Wireshark to decode the encrypted packets. However,…
A friend wanted to know how he can change the ownership of devices for an existing XenMobile Deployment. This scripts sets all devices, which don't have any ownership assigned (aka "unknown"), to BYOD devices. #Parameter #Server address $xmserver = "hostedXenMobileAT.vsqloud.de"…
Hey there, people on hosted platforms don't like if they try to logon and fail as the system screwed up for whatever reason. Apache CloudStack/Accelerite CloudPlatform offers you to create a snapshot policy for each disk on a given date…
Quick and dirty Powershellscript to display the mount point and network point of VDIs by Virtual machines on a specific NFS Storage IP - you need the XenServerPSModule available on citrix downloads - just change the first to lines to…
Ever had the issue that the VDI naming is incorrect? However here is a script executable on the xenserver which takes the inventoryname of a virual machine and sets all attached VDI's with a given name #separator the for-loop is…
Here is V2 of the script, it does reset now the following things: User Accounts StorageZones Appearance Settings SSO Settings The Script is available here: Blog-Reset-Sharefile #Workdir #This is where the Script and all Credentials are stored $workDir = "D:\CloudStation\Scripts\ShareFileReset"…
a small script to export any VM on a XenServer to a given folder I didn't had time to find a command to separate the user templates from the system templates, so I pasted quick and dirty just the UUIDs…
I'm right now preparing a lab environment and need some ad account for represent user of different departments. As I was not able to find something in google which does create the users in the way I like, I decided…
Hi all,
I was unable to find an existing script which does simply export all user created VMs and templates to xva files named like the VM.
It uses the commandline executable of XenCenter as I’m not able to install the PowerShell Extension everywhere
Hint: If you want to increase data throughput, convert compress=true to false at costs of your storage
# XenServer VM-Export
# Author: Mauricio Schäpers
# Description: Exports all vms into a given directory
$xeserver = "192.168.0.1s"
$xeuser = "root"
$xepw = "s3cr3tP@55w0rd"
$xvadir = "D:\ExportFolder"
#Check where xencenter is installed
$xecmd = "c:\program files (x86)\citrix\xencenter\xe.exe"
if (!(Test-Path $xecmd)) { $xecmd = "c:\program files\citrix\xencenter\xe.exe"}
Version 2 of this script is available here As I am including ShareFile in my trainings and I want to give to each student the same experience I share a couple of demonstration accounts. As I'm lazy and I don't…