The Gears Inside My Head

If you work with thin clients this may come in handy.  I had a need to gather the configuration inventory from all of our Wyse C50LE terminals.  We have two sites and separate Wyse device manager servers.  The entire environment was set up before my time so I haven't done too much with it. This script will access the C: drives of one or more servers and look in the default config file path for INI files.  It reads them, parses them, and drops them in a spreadsheet.  Change the targets variable to include whatever servers you need. The resulting spreadsheet is saved in the same folder as the script. <#==============================================================================          File Name : Wyse-Config-Inventory.ps1    Original Author : Kenneth C. Mazie                    :     ...

Those of you who are working with Tegile storage systems are very aware that reporting is one of the things that is still lacking.  There are a number of canned reports you can get via the GUI, but as far as custom reports or getting data out programatically,  good luck. I'm told by folks in Tegiles' management that they are developing PowerShell commandlets for use with their storage appliances.  That's great news.  When we get to see them I don't know. In the interim I needed to get data out of the arrays.  I came up with a PowerShell script that will connect to a list of controllers and extract replication data into an Excel spreadsheet.  I only care about completed verses failed so the output is limited to that.  Actually as it sits it only reports good runs, I'm working on failed runs. This script will create a spreadsheet with the last 2 months of successful replication events.  It can be modified for other logs but this is specificall...