Initial upload

Initial upload

EndScript.ps1

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+# Everything in this script will run at the end of vCheck

Plugins/00 Connection Plugin for vCD.ps1

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+$Title = "Connection settings for vCD"
+$Author = "Alan Renouf"
+$PluginVersion = 1.0
+$PluginCategory = "vCDAudit"
+$Display = "List"
+$Header = "Connection Settings"
+$Comments = "Connection Plugin for connecting to vCD"
+
+# Start of Settings 
+# End of Settings
+
+# Adding PowerCLI vCD snapin
+if (!(get-pssnapin -name VMware.VimAutomation.Cloud -erroraction silentlycontinue)) {
+	add-pssnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Cloud
+}
+
+Write-CustomOut "Connecting to CI Server"
+$CIServer = $Server
+$CIConnection = Connect-CIServer $CIServer -User Administrator -Password Ra1nb0w
+if (-not $CIConnection.IsConnected) {
+	Write-Host "Unable to connect to vCloud Director, please ensure you have altered the vCloud Director server address correctly "
+	Write-Host " to specify a username and password edit the connection string in the 00 Connection Plugin"
+	break
+}
+
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting CIVM Objects"
+$CIVM = Get-CIVM | Sort Name
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting Catalog Objects"
+$Catalog = Get-Catalog | Sort Name
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting vApp Objects"
+$CIvApp = Get-CIVapp | Sort Name
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting Org Objects"
+$Org = Get-Org | Sort Name
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting OrgVDC Objects"
+$OrgvDC = Get-OrgvDC
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting ProviderVDC Objects"
+$ProviderVDC = Get-ProviderVdc
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting User Objects"
+$CIUser = Get-CIUser
+Write-CustomOut "Collecting Role Objects"
+$CIRole = Get-CIRole
+
+

Plugins/01 General Information.ps1

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+$Title = "General Information"
+$Header =  "General Information"
+$Comments = ""
+$Display = "List"
+$Author = "Alan Renouf"
+$PluginVersion = 1.0
+$PluginCategory = "vCDAudit"
+
+# Start of Settings 
+# End of Settings 
+
+$Info = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{
+	"Number of Orgs:" = (@($Org).Count)
+	"Number of Org VDCs:" = (@($OrgVDC).Count)
+	"Number of Provider VDCs:" = (@($ProviderVDC).Count)
+	"Number of vApps:" = (@($CIvAPP).Count)
+	"Number of VMs:" = (@($CIVM).Count)
+	"Active VMs:" = (@($CIVM | Where { $_.Status -eq "PoweredOn" }).Count) 
+	"In-active VMs:" = (@($CIVM | Where { $_.Status -eq "PoweredOff" }).Count)
+}
+$Info

Plugins/VeryLastPlugin Used to Disconnect.ps1

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+# Start of Settings
+# End of Settings
+
+# Everything in this script will run at the end of vCheck
+If ($CIConnection) {
+  $CIConnection | Disconnect-CIServer -Confirm:$false
+}
+
+$Title = "Disconnecting from vCD"
+$Display = "None"
+$Author = "Alan Renouf"
+$PluginVersion = 1.0
+$PluginCategory = "vCDAudit"
+$Header = "Disconnect from vCD"
+$Comments = "Disconnect Plugin for vCD"

README.md

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 vCheck-vCDAudit
 ===============
 
-vCheck vCD Audit
+vCheck Audit version for VMware vCloud Director (vCD)
+
+vCheck is a PowerShell HTML framework script, the script is designed to run as a scheduled task before you get into the office to present you with key information via an email directly to your inbox in a nice easily readable format.
+
+Unlike the vSphere health check script this is an audit script which retrieves and presents key vCD Data which is otherwise hard to find in a centralized place.
+
+More Info
+=========
+
+For more information please read here: http://www.virtu-al.net/vcheck-pluginsheaders/vcheck/
+
+For an example vCDAudit output (doesnt contain all info) click here http://virtu-al.net/vcheck/ExamplePages/vCloudvCheck_8-3-2012.htm