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Snapshot info within vCenter?

Duncan Epping · Dec 16, 2008 ·

snapsHugo Peeters has done it again. He created another very usefull script. This time Hugo created a script which adds a “custom field” within vCenter with Snapshot information, the amount of snapshots that is.

Some of you might say that this lacks the detail one would love to see within vCenter. Well knowing Hugo my guess it that this will evolve fast, and I expect some cool additions coming up.

If you don’t want to wait just check his post, download the code and start modifying / adding yourself. Hugo outlined the concept so it should be fairly easy to add new functionality to it.

And if you haven’t done it by now, add Hugo’s blog to your RSS Reader or Bookmarks!

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  1. Alan Renouf says

    16 December, 2008 at 12:12

    Another great script from Hugo, very impressive.

  2. Jim S says

    16 December, 2008 at 16:20

    Duncan,

    The link that goes straight to the script has an invalid URL (extra http// in it).

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Duncan Epping is a Chief Technologist and Distinguished Engineering Architect at Broadcom. Besides writing on Yellow-Bricks, Duncan is the co-author of the vSAN Deep Dive and the vSphere Clustering Deep Dive book series. Duncan is also the host of the Unexplored Territory Podcast.

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