vCenter 5.1 Health Status Changed Alarm
I have a vCenter server that occationally throws up a Health Status Changed Alarm (going from green to red) but I can't figure out what it's referencing. I've looked through the vms, hosts, and...
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
Hola, Arrástralos al cluster y listo. Nada de hacer remove. Un saludo.
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Thanks for the info, we will be using Fast and Thin, with VAAI enabled on the datastores within vCD.
View ArticleRe: vCenter and vCloud Director package integration?
Actually I just found there is a getVmsFromVApp task in the vCloud Director library, now the next question is how to check if each vm inside the vapp is on the network. Looks like this task generates...
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
Para mover los HOST al cluster EVC deberás de apagar las VM corriendo, lo que no entiendo es por que deseas activar EVC cuando los procesadores son del mismo modelo y fabricante, o me he perdido parte...
View ArticleRe: vCenter 5.1 Health Status Changed Alarm
Go ->vCenter Home -> Select vCenter health status and see if there is anything in red or yellow
View ArticleRe: What is the interval for time sync between Linux virtual machine and ESXi...
According to http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/Timekeeping-In-VirtualMachines.pdf:By default, the daemon checks the guest operating system clock only once per minute.However, depending on...
View ArticleESXi 4 U3 Health Status
I'm running ESXi 4 u3 on an HP Proliant DL350 G5. In the health status section I see readings for pretty much everything except storage. Any ideas on why storage is not on that list? I have a script I...
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
FerrerDeCouto y leonhardtl gracias por sus ayuda , tengo unas alarmas , pero lo hare en otro post
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
leonhardtla si tienen razon al remover lo saco del vcenter.
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
Claro, lo que tienes que hacer es lo que comenta José Luis, lo arrastras al cluster y listo, lo que no me queda muy claro es por que necesitas EVC cuando tienes dos servidores iguales.
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Re: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
Bueno segun la teoria es recomendado hacer siempre en el Cluster o activar el EVC , en el caso de que los dos sean iguales pues ya me diran ustedes que tienen mas experiencia que yo
View ArticleRe: Windows 2008 R2 "Time machine"
Welcome to the Community, with the VM powered off, open it's settings and check whether you configured its virtual disk as "Independent - Non-Persistent", which would explain the behaviour. André
View ArticleRe: vCenter 5.1 Health Status Changed Alarm
ok got it...everything is fine but I saw that Update Manager bounced itself. This changed the Health Status Changed Alarm to red but even when it came back it never cleared that alarm. I wonder if...
View ArticleRe: Consideraciones al hacer un Cluster
Si tienes los procesadores iguales, no actives EVC. EVC se activa cuando tienes diferentes familia de procesadores pero del mismo fabricante. Un saludo!
View ArticleRe: vCenter 5.1 Health Status Changed Alarm
How frequent the service is restarting ? Is it happening automatically ? Alarm will not not clear automatically we have to do it manually.
View ArticleRe: vHost Relocation: Potential Issues That Could Be Avoided?
Are you keeping the networks the same?Are you using vCenter?Are you registering the Hosts with the FQDN?Is DNS changing?Local Storage or Shared Storage? if its ESXi Standalone on Local Storage, you...
View ArticleNew Storage
Hi, we have currently our Exchange 2010 mailbox/dag servers on NFS storage but the database and logs on iSCSI due to the Microsoft support. We are changing storage so the 6 database drives will be...
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