The basic issue is that you want to report on two semi-unrelated components (datastores + snapshots).
Me personally, I would make two separate reports, which you can still combine in one HTML report.
It would just be two different tables on the same HTML page.
I believe it's the first of those two.
However, regardless of what the acronym stands for, the PSE versions of the VCP exams are taken only by candidates who did their VMware training with a VMware IT Academy (VITA) - an academic institution such as a college or university. Those exams are booked using a special voucher which the VITA issues to a student when they have completed their training.
So, unless you've done your training with a VITA - don't worry about PSE exams, as they're not for you.
If you do your training with VMware, or with a commercial VMware Authorised Training Center (VATC) - you'll take the regular version of the exam, not the PSE version.
The items covered in a PSE exam are the same as the regular version of the exam - it's just the administration around the exams and the certification that's different.
всем привет,
получил варнинг, о том, что раздел с логами заполнен на 90% (примерно за 15 дней), сервер vCSA новый, еще с этим не сталкивался, но вроде когда-то читал об этой проблеме
понимаю, надо настроить более жесткую ротацию логов PostgreSQL и наверное остального
кое-что накопал (в основном из старого, еще по 5.5/6.0 версиям), однако хотел бы услышать совет уже по 6.5/6.7 от знающих
хотелось бы сделать раз и забыть об этом вопросе
спасибо!
Do you have a reverse DNS record? If so, what is it pointing to?
Thanks bluefirestorm, I will see if the system admins canchange the outer VM settings.
Dell Perc H310 (LSI 2008 chipset) is a common card used, quite cheap on eBay and supports IT mode if that's wanted.
We know that the embeded link mode is supported in 6.5 u2: vSphere 6.5 Update 2 Now Available - VMware vSphere Blog
however, I met the connection issue of elm visit problem.
In my testbed, I deploy vc1 and vc2 as two embeded vcenter server.
I link vc1 sso during vc2 stage 2 configuration.
After add the 2nd vcenter, I can visit vc1 and vc2 in vc2 web interface.
However, the vc1 web client doesn't show vc2 in flash client
and in its HTML5 client, vc1 only can show vc2 item but it will report " no privileges" when I click the vc2.
vc1 snapshot(left: flash, right: html5)
vc2 snapshot(flash):
Interesting thing is these issues are not created in vSphere 6.7 scenario.
I suppose this may be a bug in vSphere 6.5 u2.
Does anyone meet the same issue? I'm sure I can reproduce it 100%.
First, thanks for your answer, it helps a lot. Now about your advice in detail:
You need to upgrade all the external PSCs first, followed by vCenters.
Ok, good to know. I will get some more knowledge about a PSC.
What you actually have is a form of NIC teaming and trunking. Route based on port ID allows all VMs that share that port group to be balanced between those physical NICs in that VM01 may be put on vmnic1 and VM02 may be put on vmnic2. There's nothing else you need to do here. It also allows for failover so if vmnic1 fails, whatever VM vNICs utilize that vmnic will be moved to other available vmnics.
Ok, sounds good. Then I will not touch this,
I know you said this was a dev environment, but it's still "production" in that it is a business-reliant environment, correct?
Well, yes it is.
See my introductory paragraph for this one. I would strongly recommend against this one until you have hardware that is officially supported on the HCL.
Hm... first, I highly doubt that I will get certified hardware in a reasonable time. Most likely, the next point in time where I can raise this question to my superiors is when the current hardware is outdated, probably in a year or two. But, from what I have discovered so far, may only choice is to switch out the whole server, right? As I havent found a list of supported Mainboards, RAM and HDDs in the HCL? Or am I looking the wrong way?
I still would like to upgrade now to have some control over it and to not be forced to do an update when it gets urgent. At least I want to get rid of the VCSA 6.0, as the webinterface is awefull in that particular version.
Any ideas?
VMware Workstation Pro is a totally separate product from Workstation Player. You have Workstation Player according to your screenshots, and that won't support deploying vCSA. Also, if you have used VMware Workstation Pro then the screenshots you're providing aren't showing the actual deployment process. Look at this article. Are you getting those exact screenshots? Especially this one?
If you aren't seeing this screen where you input this information, it isn't being done correctly. If you ARE seeing this screen, then this is what I'm asking you to show because otherwise I can't tell what you're doing at installation time.
Hi,
Yes I do have access to ssh.
Password is not same on all ESXi .
Ouch, can you retrieve those passwords in a secure way in a script?
We automate our Windows patching process and last week when KB4343894 (Windows Quality Rollup for August) was deployed most, if not all, of our 200+ Windows 7 virtual machines were failing due to a "reverting changes" message from Windows undoing the patch. We have also tested KB4457144 (Windows Quality Rollup for September) and experienced the same issue. What's interesting is that with VMware Horizon Client 7.3.2 installed the machine acts as if the update was installed successfully, but when you check, for updates the Quality Rollup pops back up again. On the other hand, VMware Horizon Client 7.5.2 and 7.6 cause the update to fail and when the machine reboots its a 30+ minute wait until "reverting changes" has been completed and the computer is ready to log back in again.
Anyone else seeing this? Did anyone find a solution? Hopefully, we're not alone and there's something that can be done to resolve this issue!
Thanks!
Perhaps your response is to the wrong thread? I'm trying to set resource pool limits in vCenter Server, not test virtual machine resource consumption by printing.
Hi VMware Community,
Would require help to resolve these triggered alarm that has been on and off from time to time.
Tried searching through for solution but was unable to find a permanent solution.
Would appreciate if anyone could give me more information on this.
Thanks for the response LucD!
Yep. All connections are through FQDN of the vCenter machines. I have 2 vCenters hooked via Enhanced Linked Mode (each having their own external PSC). All components are 6.5U2.
Thanks!
Ahh ok going to look for that
PCI Express SAS Sata RAID Interface Card LSI SAS3041E
I did not have any port that I can use.
To make developer's life easier during development phase, you can set the installation mode element in your plug-in's manifest file vso.xml to "always".
<installation mode="always">
<action ... />
</installation>
The value of this element can be set either by build scripts or manually, depending on how the vso.xml file for your plug-in is managed.
Setting mode to "always" should force the plug-in package to be installed during every server startup. That is, to deploy a newer build of your plug-in, you just need to copy the plug-in DAR file to the vRO server (either by copying the file manually to proper location, or installing it via API/UI), and then restart vRO server.
I have export of all esxi passwords