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PowerCLI: Function for listing snapshots
My very first PowerCLI related post was about this same topic: listing snapshot info using PowerCLI. In my original post (which you can see here) I only wrote a pretty simple one-liner. Which was kind of okay, but it was … Continue reading
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Tagged function, get-snapshot, get-snapshots, get-vievent, powercli, Powershell, snapshots, vmware
PowerCLI: List all snapshots
It’s been a while since last update, again, so I figured I should at least provide something.. I recently started in a new job, and one of the first things I looked into was the amount of snapshots in our … Continue reading
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Tagged date created, get-snapshot, get-vm, powercli, Powershell, size, snapshot, vmware