I have a blog post on Working with SCVMM Powershell in C# - InvokePowerShell funciton , that has been pretty popular and helpful to some. I want to write a subsequent blog post on doing the same thing but what has changed in SCVMM 2012. SCVMM 2012...

This post kind of doesn't fit in with some of my other posts however, I had this question, and when I searched for answers on this, the answers I found were either incomplete, inneficient or outdated. So to make it easy for everyone, I'm writing this...

Hey guys, In this post I will discuss a question that has come my way a few times. This post will discuss how to get the percentage of a job task from SCVMM that you may use in your custom applications to allow your end users to watch the progress...

This blog post will discuss how to get a thumbnail from Hyper-V. I will show you how to set the size for the thumbnail and save the thumbnail as a usable image file. In this example I will be saving the thumbnail image as a .jpg. There are other blog...

In may last post I used a function to allow C# to talk to SCVMM via powershell. This blog will demonstrate and show you how to create your own InvokePowerShell functions, and I'll show you a way you can use this function with external powershell scripts...

Ok... this is my first blog post in quite some time. I've been doing some different coding and since my ASPNET blog posts helped people out, I thought I'd share what I've learned working with SCVMM. In this post I'll describe how to request and work...

Here is something that I played with today that I think it's very interesting so I' thought I'd share. I have created a class called ClassLibrary1 (I know.. how original!)... looks like this: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; ...

I have another server control request. This time we are looking for an ASPNET TreeView control, but we need to be able to add a button to some of the tree nodes. The button will have a different event fired than clicking on the tree node in the treeview...

I got a question today that I think might become a pretty common question. The request was how can I change my cursor to a wait cursor when I do an AJAX postpack? The answer is actually very simple. It happens in the Sys.Webforms.PageRequest class...

OK.. so the ask is that we are looking for a server control that will use AJAX. We need this server control to use an UpdateProgress control. I started with the basic implementation of the server control like this: using System.Data; using System...

Hello Everyone... thanks for checking out my blog... I work on some amazing cases here at Microsoft.. and I thought I would share of the neat stuff I come across every day.. it's never as exciting as the actual discovery itself.. but hopefully this...