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UCSD: Passing multiple arguments to start-job while using the Cisco PowerShell Agent
While the Cisco PowerShell Agent (PSA) that can be used in UCS Director isn’t exactly perfect, it can still be put to good use. As long as you now how to use it properly The major issue with using the PSA … Continue reading
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