Got blade chassis with HP Virtual Connect?

Manage them with PowerShell and PowerGUI!

Just download Adam’s HP Virtual Connect Management powerpack here, and you will be able to:

  • Configure Networks, uplink sets and server profiles
  • Create, edit and delete users
  • Configure LDAP settings for authentication
  • View and edit SNMP settings
  • View and configure uplink ports and check statistics
  • Power on & off servers
  • View system log

And much more. All from a convenient rich client (or your PowerShell scripts)!

Another enterprise systems joins the PowerShell realms. Another case of the jug filling drop by drop. ;)

Download Adam’s HP Virtual Connect Management powerpack here and leave there comments so Adam knows what you think!

1 Response to “Got blade chassis with HP Virtual Connect?”


  1. 1 Anonymous April 23, 2012 at 12:00 pm

    Hi Dmitry, I have downloaded PowerGUI & HP Virtual Connect Power Pack, I have some added some VC to the console, but I noticed I can only work 1 VC at a time, is there a way to work with a few VCs & get the details exported/report for a few VC instead of 1 VC at a time?


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