Personal knowledge blog/portal for Virtualization, Storage, Linux and Automation
At work, there was a requirement to upload an ISO to the vSphere Content Library in an automated fashion (no GUI).
With PowerCLI 11, New-ContentLibrary commandlet seemed to do the job and creates and uploads the ISO file.
However, it creates and uploads the file as type: ‘file’
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New-ContentLibraryItem -ContentLibrary vgnosis_cl -Name $item -Files $file_name |
I am in the process of creating a Horizon 7.12 Lab, and when I was configuring the Event Database, I couldn’t connect to my Events Database on default port 1433. As I don’t have much experience with MS SQL, I found out that you can test connectivity with just a simple file with *.udl extension (Universal Data Link).
Process:
Open Notepad and do a “Save As”, then type the name of the file with the .udl extension in double quotes (so notepad doesn auto add .txt).
