Re: VMware Vsphere License
Here's the web form to contact the renewal team:http://www.vmware.com/support/form/contract_renewal.html Please go through this video it may help you.Licensing ESXi 5.0 and vCenter Server 5.0 -...
View ArticleChange from dvSwitch to vSwitch live
We have 5 ESXi 5.0 hosts.We have 2 dvSwitches. One for vm´s and one for VMotion and Management. Now we unfortunately have to change our dvSwitches to vSwitche. How do I do that without vm downtime?
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ghetto superturbo maxcharge :)
Hi ppl! Got a weird problem I just wanted to share. I haven't done any real troubleshooting just yet, but I thought this might be interesting to document for the future because I haven't seen a post...
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Beste, Ik ben op 31-05-2013 niet op kantoor. Vriendelijke groeten, Joffe De Peuter De informatie die in deze e-mail staat is vertrouwelijk en uitsluitend bestemd voor de persoon aan wie ze gericht is....
View ArticleRe: Plan for creating new VM with 3 TB data drive
Hi,VMware configuration maximums will provide you with all the details, please go through the link below.http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere5/r51/vsphere-51-configuration-maximums.pdf The maximum VMDK...
View ArticleRe: Change from dvSwitch to vSwitch live
Migrate all VMs off ESXi host.Put ESXi host into maintenance mode.Go onto ESXi console and reset network using the "vSwitch" option.Configure the new Management switch with the required ports, attach...
View Articlea 2-node cluster
Hi. I vaguely recall seeing somewhere the limitation list for clustering vsphere hosts, which basically came down to vmotion limitations.By that I mean that it was a document describing how two hosts...
View ArticleRe: Slow Mouse in vCenter Console (x64 2008 server) Solution
Hi,This sluggish mouse problem after installing VMware tools is not guaranteed that the Display drivers will be updated as well to SVGA 3D, I have seen many times with Windows Server 2008 R2 VMs where...
View ArticleRe: Automatic Shutdown of virutal host
Hi,Create another VM without hard disk and assign the VMDK to that.Power on that and test. Maybe it works.BR
View ArticleHow do you change the Boot Delay in a VM
I need to update the Boot Delay for my VMs so that whenever the virtual machine is powered on or reset, delay the boot order for 5000 milliseconds. The default setting is 0 milliseconds. Can anyone...
View ArticleRe: VMWare installation problem
Assuming that your installation package is fine , make sure that you are installing it as an Administrator on this PC and that the UAC (User Account Control) is turned off on your WindowsIt is normal...
View ArticleRe: How do you change the Boot Delay in a VM
Add the linebios.bootDelay = "boot delay in milliseconds"to the VMX file. See Changing VMX files just got a whole lot easier on how to do this.
View ArticleRe: How do you change the Boot Delay in a VM
Thanks LucD, but I'm really trying to find a PowerCLI command that I can use to make the change. I'm not sure if/how to update the vmx file using PowerCLI if that's the only way it can be done.
View ArticleRe: vCO Constants - Specifically vCenter
VcPlugin.allSdkConnections[0].id - this should give you the ip of the first registered vCenter server.
View ArticleRe: How do you change the Boot Delay in a VM
I guess I should of checked the link that you put up before making my previous comment. I'll give it a try and see how I go. Thanks LucD
View ArticleRe: a 2-node cluster
Hi friend, First I should ask, what's clustering points? Fail-over and load-balancing.Not in VMware vCenter, on any clustering system, resources are shared between nodes. You need to share virtual...
View ArticleRe: unable to start or delete VMs
Hi friend, Test it, remove VMs from inventory, reboot your hosts and then add them to your inventory.Maybe the VMDKs are locked by hosts. BR
View ArticleRe: Change from dvSwitch to vSwitch live
Sounds great. Could you explain:"Go onto ESXi console and reset network using the "vSwitch" option."
View ArticleRe: How do you change the Boot Delay in a VM
To set the boot delay for all your vm's to 5.000 miliseconds with PowerCLI you can use: $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineConfigSpec$spec.bootOptions = New-Object...
View ArticleRe: a 2-node cluster
So, to reiterate, if I have two identical servers, both with their own respective local datastores, they CANNOT behave as a cluster?
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