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Using the EMC Cmdlets with PowerCLI

As you know from my previous post “EMC PowerShell Cmdlets – Where to start” I have started looking at the EMC PowerShell cmdlets, one thing I was keen to use them for was to find information on my VMware Datastores. This information is already available if you have the EMC VSI Plugin installed as GUI [...]

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EMC PowerShell Cmdlets – Where to start

I managed to finally find time recently to install the EMC PowerShell Cmdlets and have a play, this was mainly evenings and lunchtimes but when else do we get spare time in our working days ! I thought it would be useful to share my experience and show what EMC are doing in the world [...]

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Why EMC for VMware

Recently at the London VMware User Group I gave an additional presentation on top of the normal PowerCLI session I normally provide (which was interactive this time and I think worked very well). The subject of this session was “Why EMC for VMware”, I have had a number of questions from people who know that [...]

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You can be at EMC World

Yes I am lucky enough to be attending EMC World for the first time from this Monday until Thursday but what about those people who are not able to afford the trip, well don’t worry, you can still enjoy the buzz and excitement of EMC World.  How ? Live broadcasting will be in place so [...]

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Virtu-Al + EMC = Automated vBlocks ?!

Well im not sure about the PowerCLI automated vBlocks as yet but I did want to let my readers know that I (like many others) have now joined EMC working as a vSpecialist in EMEA. I know this blog is mainly about PowerCLI and I have had a fir few questions about if I will [...]