Re: A reboot occurred.
Thank you for your reply.Since esxi is installed in hdd, syslog etc. are saved and written. A log indicating the restart is also included. Because I cannot identify the cause, I want to know the...
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is it a reoccurring issue ?, check the esxtop and if you have a valid support contract i would suggest contact VMware support to review the logs.
View ArticleRe: A reboot occurred.
Although it has not been repeated, since there are nearly 10 esxis and there are currently no support contracts and it takes a long time to investigate, we are considering contracts including vcenter,...
View ArticleRe: ESXi 6.0 and Emulex LPe11000 (possibly other Emulex cards that aren't...
Thank you! Updated Information on VMware 6.7 Up3 support for EMULEX LPe1150. I can confirm that I got VMware ESXi 6.7 Up3 working with these LPFC drivers.
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I'm sorry, what is a moderator?You posted this in the wrong forum area, I moved it to the ESXi area in my capacity as a forum moderator.
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ESXI6.5 passthrough Nvidia K1
I built a virtual machine in ESXI 6.5, a Windows 7 system, and tried to use the Nvidia K1 graphics card, but it never worked.Look up all sorts of data on the net, still be not successful. Win7 video...
View ArticleMost critical files that must be monitoring on ESXi in terms of security
Hi all, I mean any critical points of ESXi, any files, or directory that must be monitored to detect any suspicious activity. i.e (files that should stay static and change only when te system is...
View ArticleRe: A reboot occurred.
Take a look into log files:/var/run/log.hostd.logLogs all hostd service operationsvpxa.logLogs interactions between the host vpxa agent and the vpxd service on vCenter Serverfdm.logLogs related to...
View ArticleNew VM created as thin but occupying full disk space in datastore
Hello everybody and thanks for trying to help me. I have created a new Windows 10 64b as a VM under a ESXi 6.7. I assigned 1 Tb disk with thin provisioned under a VMFS6 datastore. But the VM occupies...
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You should give more detail information such as physical server vendor and model (You must also check the HCL for integration of your server with ESXi 5.5)Also, you need to check the...
View ArticleRe: ESXI6.5 passthrough Nvidia K1
Can you remove the software VGA 3D from the list of that VM's devices? (Just let the pass-through device exist as the VGA device) Then restart the VM and run the dxdiag and check the situation again
View ArticleRe: ESXI6.5 passthrough Nvidia K1
Have you installed the GRID-Drivers on the Hosts? The Drier-Version of this VIB MUST match the client driver version in the guest
View ArticleConnect UPS to ESXi 6.7 standalone
In a small company there is a server Dell with installed an ESXi 6.7 Free Version.It is a standalone server without connections to other servers and without other VMWare software.There are 4 VMs: an...
View ArticleRe: New VM created as thin but occupying full disk space in datastore
Check this out:VMware Knowledge Base Or if you want check how much space you VM consume:ProcedureBrowse to the virtual machine.Double-click the virtual machine and click the Summary tab.Review the...
View ArticleRe: Connect UPS to ESXi 6.7 standalone
Its never been really supported, but VMware at one point had a kb, but as you said it doesn't mention the latest versions. VMware Knowledge Base Your best bet if its possible is to have a physical box...
View ArticleRe: Connect UPS to ESXi 6.7 standalone
there is one caveat - in esxi free edition the api is readonly, so you can´t shutdown vms and host with powercli-commands.you can open a ssh-session and powerdown with "vim-cmd vmsvc/power.shutdown...
View ArticleRe: esxi cannot boot after updating to 6.7 u3! how to fix it?
working now with now patch
View ArticleRe: Repeated Datastore Disconnection Every 23 minutes
As a test, I would disable write-back cache and see if it makes any difference. Your overall latency may be higher, but maybe there's something in that controller's microcode that is generating this.
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