vSphere 5 Lab Setup pt 2

Continuing from part 1, this post details the configuration on the
management workstation host (glados) and its 2 components, the generic
infrastructure host (lns1) and the management client (fenster).
Our details for this are:

Configuring iSCSI Initiators in Windows 2008

Since it's been a while since I've written up a Windows related post, I
thought I'd add one on setting up iSCSI initiators from the command line
(cli).  (It also gave me a reason to toy around in PowerShell (PS).)
Microsoft makes iSCSI initiator software available for Windows 2000,

Network Ports and Processes (Windows)

Previously, I wrote up how to match open network ports to running
processes for FreeBSD, Solaris, and Linux.  If UNIX hosts can correlate
ports to processes, shouldn't Windows Server be able to as well?
Beginning with Windows 2000, it can.  Our host details for this are:

Host Info - Windows Server pt. 1

What's this, a Windows Server post?  He's lost his mind, right?!
This post can be chalked up to "what if X", as in, what if I want to
get host information on a Windows server from the command line.  So,
adding to the host info series, here's how to get memory, cpu, and boot