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Thanks Vladan, Appreciate your inputs. I will be in touch. will I be able to test this out in a cloud environment or can I mimic something like this by creating two VMS from my home based Windows PC and then trying it out ? Thanks a lot.
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Vladan Seget commented on VMware vSAN Automatic Rebalance vs. Proactive Rebalance 21 hours, 20 minutes ago
Hi Faiz, you want something impossible I think. To create a function mentioned to be implemented by Microsoft with VMware only. -:).
However such a clustered applications are fully supported by VMware, including on vSAN stretched clusters where you have one node running in Site A and second node in Site B.
VMware vSphere 7.x supports Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) with shared (clustered) disk resources by transparently passing to the underlying storage.
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Use PowerShell to download a file with HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP 1 day, 1 hour ago
@Ken - You should be able to relatively easily - however, you'd have to download it first, since you can't get the file properties until you download it. You could download it to a temp location, grab the LastWriteTime stamp and parse it to create your new name.
@Sumit - You have a similar situation. Download your file to a temporary location, and then copy/rename it with a timestamp in the name, and then you'll keep a running list. You'll also need to manage the old copies so you don't fill up your disk. 🙂
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