i have a question ? i really didnt understand this web site . which is one of the best performans.
number of virtual socket
number of cores per socket
Does corespersocket Affect Performance? - VMware vSphere Blog
i have a question ? i really didnt understand this web site . which is one of the best performans.
number of virtual socket
number of cores per socket
Does corespersocket Affect Performance? - VMware vSphere Blog
I'm in the process of loading ESXi 6.0.0 U2 onto a SunFire x4200. I use this little box for development purposes. It has been running ESXi 5.0 just fine. I boot the server from the CDRom and it begins the boot cycle to load 6.0, but after a few screens of loading I'm left at an empty screen with a lonely cursor. Any ideas?
Having the same issue. Trying to access in my test environment (brand new install of everything, including domain) from a Server 2016 RDS host. Installed the plug ins. Refreshed browser, rebooted, even reinstalled. There is no fat client installed. No other plugins. Box remains grayed out.
thank you both for the responses, it gets me pointed in the right direction, I think.
hi
can i disable evc mode on vcenter now . so vm's will not power off , right ?
Welcome to the Community,
The package can be found at VMware vSphere Health Check Report v5.1.0. However, a newer version of the script is available at vghetto-scripts/vmwarevSphereHealthCheck.pl.
André
I am looking for a way to script the turn on of VMs in a specific order using wild cards. Some of the requirements are as follows:
What I am looking at is a few lines of code where a set of servers is defined using wild cards. In the below example I would like all DCs to come up first if they are in a powered off state, wait for tools to load (system is actually up) then move on to the next step and do the same for file servers with a naming format of *File0*, then servers in the format *FS0*, etc... Each line of code should not execute until the Wait-Tools comes back good. Main reason for this is certain systems need to be up before others or some apps don't work right.
Start-VM *DC0* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
Start-VM *File0* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
Start-VM *FS0* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
Start-VM *WEB* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
Start-VM *DB1P* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
Start-VM *DB2P* | Where-Object {$_.powerstate -eq ‘PoweredOff’} | Wait-Tools
When I use the WhatIf parameters it tells me all of the servers it would power on but does not go beyond the Start-VM Command so I cannot tell if the Where clause or Wait-Tools command do anything. I don't have a sandbox to play in yet so I figured I would ask the experts and see if I am on the right track first.
Thx!
Mike...
I have a similar setup but currently running AV V2.11 and intermittently run across the same problem. I have not been able to track down the cause and was hoping it would be addressed in V2.12. From your post it hasn't.
I also use UEM to keep as much of the user's settings out of the Writable Volume as possible, but still occasionally run across this same problem.
Anyone have a solution other than deleting and recreating the Writable Volume?
Great thanks a.p. I found the script from github and transferred it to my vMA.
I am not sure what to do now, the guide I am following says I should have a directory of vmwarevSphereHealthCheck but I dont. I see the script is listed there but not really sure how to kick it off? Or how to make it run to send out email reporting.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Discussion moved from PowerShellers to VMware vSphere™ PowerCLI
Forgive me if this is detailed already or within the incorrect forum group.
We are using ESET agentless anti-virus. The idea is the same as McAfee MOVE or other vendors and adheres to similar architecture. I have 5 hosts in the vcenter cluster running 5.5 GA & 5.5 EPatch 3. I've installed vShield Manager 5.5.4 and had configure everything. ESET's virtual appliances were all scanning vm guests properly and I continued deploying on my merry way.
I then installed Endpoint on the same host as the vShield Manager OVF and this basically killed everything. I think what happened is that I failed to set up the port group properly or it just didn't install right. It's probably me. Either way since the vShield Manager shares similar port group I think this creates a conflict. The problem is I don't know how to resolve the port group issue or determine if that is really the issue; but i think it is.
Do I need to uninstall vshield? Can I modify my current deployment so that it functions? Will either of these cause outages on my vm guests?
Many thanks in advance for your insight!
Hello Experts,
We are currently planning our Oracle Fusion Middleware 12c Upgrade and we need to make some decisions in regards to the infrastructure.
Our corporate standard is to use VMWare for all Virtual Environments as opposed to Oracle VM. However, we still have the option to go with Physical servers.
In order to decide whether to go Virtual or Physical, we would like to know the following:
Thank you and best regards
Rahul Ahir
I have a programmer that typically works in Workstation Pro developing a server on his local machine. When the server is ready I typically convert the server over to the esxi host. Currently we have a server that I can not convert, not copy to another directory on the host computer running workstation pro.
Is there anything I can do to get this copied. In the past when this happened we had to recreate the server, but this is the second time and not sure of there is a work around. Some files will copy but 2 or 3 will not. Can they be recreated or left behind?
When I create a external network why router:external is False even I have tired to set True but it stay false?
raza@osc:~$ neutron net-create EXTNET --tenant-id admin --router:external=True --provider:physical_network dvportgroup-153 --provider:network_type portgroup
Created a new network:
+---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| Field | Value |
+---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| admin_state_up | True |
| created_at | 2016-12-19T13:25:41 |
| description | |
| id | a2fdae60-7707-4f55-8d71-ab6c99355903 |
| name | EXTNET |
| port_security_enabled | True |
| provider:network_type | portgroup |
| provider:physical_network | dvportgroup-153 |
| provider:segmentation_id | 0 |
| router:external | False |
| shared | False |
| status | ACTIVE |
| subnets | |
| tags | |
| tenant_id | admin |
| updated_at | 2016-12-19T13:25:41 |
+---------------------------+--------------------------------------+
resizing the hard drive of VM from 120 GB to 200 GB in Vmware ESXI 5.1, running resize2fs fails with error nothing can be done
How can I modify the built-in workflows to create a virtual disk that is eager zeroed? The snippet to create the virtual disk looks like this:
if ( hasDisk1 == true ) {
deviceConfigSpec = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.config.device").createVirtualDiskFlatVer2ConfigSpec(
disk1SizeInGB, vmDatastore, 0, 0, VcVirtualDiskMode.persistent, disk1ThinProvisioned );
deviceConfigSpecs[ii++] = deviceConfigSpec;
The disk1ThinProvisioned gets set as answer to question during the set-up. We want to set everything up as eager zeroed. How can I change this snippet of code to accomplish that?
There is some information here about what needs to be done, but it's not specific enough for the uninitiated.
The fix worked for me as well. I expanded the MirageDB database, expanded tables, went down the list shown in the Object Explorer Details on the right (you may have to open this view under the view menu up top) right clicked on "Volume" and chose Edit top 200 rows. The very first row displayed contained the path field that I was looking for. Modified it to reflect the correct UNC name and restarted the Mirage Server install. Issue resolved.
The file size has changed between the two versions. What is the functional change? Is it worth the effort of re-deploying?
Raoul, I'm seeing the same exact error.