Hello,
I have a big problem when i'm installing vmware esxi 6.5 or 6.0 in a Dell T130 Server. As the title , Vmware don't recognize the raid hard drive.
Thanks if you help me.
Hello,
I have a big problem when i'm installing vmware esxi 6.5 or 6.0 in a Dell T130 Server. As the title , Vmware don't recognize the raid hard drive.
Thanks if you help me.
I am unable to login to my VCSA i get this error:
The it goes into this:
I enter my root password twice.
Then I get this:
I tried to reset my root password.
- that was successful
I followed article: VMware Knowledge Base
it just leads me back to enter the password.
i think i have to reinstall VCSA.
Hi experts
i am connected to one of the esxi host via putty, i want view all the virtual machines residing on this host using command line, experts help me with the syntax
Hi Geeks,
Greetings,
we have 3 ESXI hosts configured in VCenter with essential license also.
Now we are looking to backup the VM's including with snapshots.
can you please guide me is there any options are feasible tools to take the backup of VM's with snapshots.
Thanks & Regards
Devaraj Sankar.
Hello,
I'm using the following (quick draft )python code to try to create a VM:
[Python] import atexit from pyVim import connect from pyVmomi import vim import - Pastebin.com
But it does not work. The server response after uploading the disk is:
'Not a supported disk format (invalid sparse VMDK header)'
Which is really strange, because I'm uploading a vmdk file that was generated by the server itself (when I created a new VM through the vSphere client), so it should really be valid. (I added the vmdk file as an attachment)
Any help on this would be much appreciated.
What would be the best backup solution for VMware ESXi? I do not
necessarily want a live replication but I want to have image level
backup for my vms (stored on NAS). In case of a disaster, I can recover
that from the image backup quickly.
I have about 60 vms.
Is Veeam the best choice? They seem to ask $500/socket, which will cause a substantial investment for me.
Exchange Script là một công ty chuyên thiết kế các sàn giao dịch tiền ảo (coin) dựa trên công nghệ blockchain rẻ nhất và an toàn nhất tại Việt Nam hiện nay. Exchange Script là một nhóm các chuyên gia, lập trình viên và nhân viên marketing giàu kinh nghiệm tự tin mang đến cho khách hàng các trang web giao dịch tiền tốt nhất (coin), thời gian hoàn thành nhanh nhất, chuyên nghiệp và bảo mật nhất hiện nay.
Có lẽ mọi người đều biết rằng một trang website giao dịch tiền ảo (coin) là một bên trung gian chuyên giao dịch các loại tiền ảo (tiền xu) như Bitcoin, Ethereum, Altcoin, EOS, v.v. thông qua internet. Internet nhằm phục vụ nhu cầu giao dịch tiền ảo của khách hàng. Thiết kế sàn giao dịch tiền ảo (coin) là nơi giao dịch, trao đổi tiền ảo giữa người mua và người bán và giải quyết tranh chấp, các vấn đề phát sinh trong quá trình giao dịch, giao dịch tiền ảo.
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Chức năng quản trị viên: Bạn có thể xem tất cả các chức năng hiện tại như KYC, Vé, chương trình giới thiệu và tất cả các giao dịch.
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Hey all,
I'm running into an issue with a particular application installed on a VM. The application is somewhat data intensive when its loading particular site maps for a particular region for the client. I thought maybe adding additional video card memory to the particular VM would help increase the performance but had some questions as we typically don't modify this value when building VM's. Our typical setup leaves total video card memory at 8 MB, with 3D graphics disabled, 3D Renderer set to Auto, and 3D memory set to 256 mb. (Host is a Dell R620/R630) Here are my questions:
1. If we allocate more video memory, let say 64 MB or more, how exactly does this work?There isn't a dedicated graphics card installed on this host, so where is this pulling from?
2. While adding these additional resources, does this pull from already allocated resources to the VM (like RAM) or does this pull overhead from somewhere else?
3. Anything I should be mindful of before increasing? Would this have any adverse affects?
Thanks for the help!
Hello,
I am migrating all of my VMs from our old 4.5 and 5.0 hosts to our new 6.5 hosts.
For the most part I have been able to use VMWare Converter and migrate them to the new environment. I have a few VMs that the VMConverter will not work on.
If I add the old storage SAN to the new 6.5 host can I then add a datastore that points to the volume where the old VMs resided and then power down the VM and then add to library on the new host or will this delete the information on that datastore?
Thanks,
in a home lab running ESXi 6.7 i have a SecurityOnion VM running. i want to port mirror my pfsense FW from its connection to a managed netgear switch (jgs524 v2) to the SecurityOnion VM.
i have 6 LAN ports on the ESXi host...one 2-port card and one 4-port card. one port on ESXi motherboard is the management port. all 7 ports connect to same netgear switch.
when i mirror the pfsense port i'm trying to figure out what destination port on netgear switch to use so that gets to the SecurityOnion VM.
tia
Hello,
I just did a fresh install of ESXI 6.7 on my home lab server. (i7 2600 on intel motherboard)
The VMs are running fine, all stored on SSD.
I wanted to make a backup of the VMs from the SSD on a WD 1TB drive and the transfer is extremely slow.
For example, a Windows 10 VM thin provisioned that use actually about 30 GB took more than 2 hours.
I did the copy with the datastore management.
Is that any normal?
I remember on ESXI 5.5 the transfer was way more quicker.
Exact setup is:
- intel i7 2600
- motherboard intel DZ77GA-70K
- Samsung 860 EVO SSD and WD Blue 1To (both VMFS 6)
- Both drives connected to the same sata controller (intel one)
Thanks a lot for the help, and have a nice day!
Hola Buenas tardes.
Quisiera saber si alguien me puede ayudar con el siguiente tema. En licencias en fecha de caducidad dice nunca.
En los host dice su licencia de EXSI dice licencia caduco.
Trato de bajar una nueva licencia y no he podido. La versión del EXSI es la 6.7. No he podido quitar este menaje o de registrar nuevamente.
Seems to be the case that when mounting NFS 4.1 using Windows Server 2012 R2 as the endpoint people are getting the following error:
2015-08-15T13:55:59.460Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41_VSIMountSet:402: Mount server: 172.20.10.14, port: 2049, path: normal, label: nfs, security: 1 user: , options: <none>
2015-08-15T13:55:59.460Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)StorageApdHandler: 982: APD Handle Created with lock[StorageApd-0x43059cff25c0]
2015-08-15T13:55:59.461Z cpu1:33347)NFS41: NFS41ProcessClusterProbeResult:3865: Reclaiming state, cluster 0x43059cff3780 [4]
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3582: Lease time: 120
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3583: Max read xfer size: 0x3fc00
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3584: Max write xfer size: 0x3fc00
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3585: Max file size: 0xfffffff0000
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3586: Max file name: 255
2015-08-15T13:55:59.462Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)WARNING: NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3591: The max file name size (255) of file system is larger than that of FSS (128)
2015-08-15T13:55:59.463Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)WARNING: NFS41: NFS41FSCompleteMount:3601: RECLAIM_COMPLETE FS failed: Failure; forcing read-only operation
2015-08-15T13:55:59.463Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41FSAPDNotify:5651: Restored connection to the server 172.20.10.14 mount point nfs, mounted as 907c6b39-acb49d79-0000-000000000000 ("normal")
2015-08-15T13:55:59.463Z cpu0:34075 opID=e5c595d5)NFS41: NFS41_VSIMountSet:414: nfs mounted successfully
A snippet from the NFS 4.1 RFC has this to say about RECLAIM_COMPLETE (RFC 5661 - NFS Version 4 Minor Version 1 - Page 567)
Whenever a client establishes a new client ID and before it does the
first non-reclaim operation that obtains a lock, it MUST send a
RECLAIM_COMPLETE with rca_one_fs set to FALSE, even if there are no
locks to reclaim. If non-reclaim locking operations are done before
the RECLAIM_COMPLETE, an NFS4ERR_GRACE error will be returned.
Similarly, when the client accesses a file system on a new server,
before it sends the first non-reclaim operation that obtains a lock
on this new server, it MUST send a RECLAIM_COMPLETE with rca_one_fs
set to TRUE and current filehandle within that file system, even if
there are no locks to reclaim. If non-reclaim locking operations are
done on that file system before the RECLAIM_COMPLETE, an
NFS4ERR_GRACE error will be returned.
I ran a capture during the mount which shows that the ESXi host sent a RECLAIM_COMPLETE with rca_one_fs set to FALSE, later it sends another RECLAIM_COMPLETE with rca_one_fs set to TRUE and a filehandle specified. This looks like the correct behavior.
Last of all, back in the RFC is this little tidbit:
RECLAIM_COMPLETE should only be done once for each server instance or
occasion of the transition of a file system. If it is done a second
time, the error NFS4ERR_COMPLETE_ALREADY will result. Note that
because of the session feature's retry protection, retries of
COMPOUND requests containing RECLAIM_COMPLETE operation will not
result in this error.
The screenshots also appear to show that both RECLAIM_COMPLETE operations are COMPOUND, so it seems to me that ESXi is doing what it is supposed to do, but the NFS server is sending back an error when it shouldn't which is causing the host to fall back to read-only access mode.
Any input from the wider community? Happy to be stood corrected!
Hello
I have a single ESXi 5.5 server that needs a security patch. I have uploaded the patch onto the local datastore and want to install it via CLI. I have followed VMware's instructions on this but I get stuck at check the directory. cd can't cd to /vmfs/volumes/datastore1
I can get to /vmfs/volumes but not any further down the directory, I was thinking it might be a permissions issue? I'm not a Linux expert tbh.
I would use VUM but we have been having issues so I just need it quickly updated via the CLI, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have ESXi 6.5, no vCenter. I created like 5 port groups. I was having trouble getting network connectivity with the one that I attached a VM vNIC to; so, I tried to change the port group to test another one, but the drop down only has one port group available. What's going on there?
I have 3 vSwitches. Two are each teamed to two uplink ports and the third has only one uplink port. There are one or more port groups connected to each vSwitch.
I created a new port group to test and then I could change to that port group. So, why are the others not showing up in the VM edit drop down?
I want to buy a NAS box for a home lab. Either QNAP or Synology or any of the other low end brands. I'll connect it to an ESXi server using iSCSI.
What is the one spec I should be looking for, so I would have adequate speed when running the VMs on the NAS?
So far I was looking for "iSCSI write to target" speeds here
Is this the spec I should be looking for? I won't have many VMs. Maybe 10 or 15, and they won't be really writing all the time.
So what's important when running VMs on a NAS? What's the most important spec I should be looking for?
Hello.
Why I can't browse VMware ESXi via https protocol and it show me a red line on https. Must I enable anything?
Thank you.
When I try to clone VMs I get "An error occurred while quiescing the virtual machine. VssSyncStart operation failed. Dispatch error #8449 (0x80042301)." On VMs when running command "vssadmin list writers" I get "inconsistent shadow copy" under System Writer. We have shadow copy completely disabled on all disks. How is this even possible if VSS is disabled on all disks? When I go to services.msc and restart Cryptographic Services there are no more errors on running "vssadmin list writers" command. But when I try to make clone of VM again - clone fails and the error appear again. We use ESXi, 6.5.0, 9298722. Version of VMWare tools is 10.2.1.8267844. OS is Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows server 2008 R2. How to bring System Writer in to working mode? Why System Writer is not working correctly when there are no shadow copies configured for any disk?
I would like to install a system such as WIDNOWS / LINUX on ESX. I have a picture on PENDRIVE. How can I indicate the pendrive disk in ESX?