Re: Difference between tasks and events on a VM
Thanks for that, I have read that article. The question is when I have a task log which says one thing and an event log which says another (i.e. that vmotion occurred on two days that are 15 days...
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Dan, Could you please have a check in webclient and let us know ?
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In the web client the tasks are empty but the events are there. I have run a query to the vmware database to bring back the event log and get the DRS and migration events. The query run wasselect...
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Jumbo Frame (MTU) option is missing on vSwitch (vSphere Client)
Hi there. We are using ESXi 4.1 in our environment. I am going over my ESXi host configuration through vSphere Client, and I've discovered the Jumbo Frame (MTU) option is missing on the vSwitch....
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With ESXi 4.1 and earlier you need to configure several settings from the command line, see e.g. http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1007654 André
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I see. No wonder I couldn't find the option through vSphere Client. Thank you!
View ArticleIssue with Windows Server 2003 and NICs
I am getting very strange situation. I have one Windows 2003 server running. It powers down by itself, and then all of the networking on the host itself shuts down. Nothing reboots, and the NICs...
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Hi Chris and Welcome to the VMware Community. So let me see if I have this right... You're Windows 2003 Guest VM powers itself off. (Assuming you log into the host/vcenter with the vSphere client and...
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No of Logical Processors
I have a ESXi 4.1.0And I have search the model Intel, has 8 threads per core. so why the logical processors not 32 ??
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Hi, you have misunderstood the information. Intel has always made two-threads-per-core processor, so you have 4 Physical cores and 4 Hyper-Threaded ones, making it a total of 8 logical cores.
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Logical CPUs relate to the number of addressable processors from a virtual perspective, not threads that are able to be run so you have 2 processors with 8 cores this equates to 16 logical CPU. if you...
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oh ~ I much more understand now!thanks I have read some link from the internet recommand not to enable HT on ESXi host. is it true ??
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That was the recommendation with the first generation of HT enabled processors, but not now. I always activate HT now.
View ArticleRe: Issue with Windows Server 2003 and NICs
I checked the Event Viewer of 2003 server and there was nothing. I checked the Events tab of the VM, and there was nothing either.In the Events tab of the Host, it first says the 2003 server is...
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Hi, can you please share with us your HW configuration of the ESXi host? I suggest checking vmkernel.log and also the Virtual Machine's log during the time of occurence. Also upgrading your VMware...
View ArticleReducing of VM hardisk space
i have created a virtual machine with 20GB hardisk space but am thinking of reducing it to smaller size and will it affect all my files inside?Could anybody guide me?Thanks & Best Regards
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Hi! Its not possible to resize a vmdk with standard vSphere operations. If its really important to you, you could use the VMware converter for example. Regards,Mario
View ArticleAhmed123: How do I protect the vmdk file from being copied to another data store
HiTeam, I have a question. Environment is esxi 5.1 , How do I protect the vmdk file of one of the VM from being copied to another data store. It has a critical data and no one should be allowed to copy...
View ArticleNew to vmware - never used it - need some advice
First of all, please forgive me if I posted in the wrong category. I started working with a company that has about 25 physical server (about 5 are to be decommissioned) running server 2008. There's one...
View ArticleRe: New to vmware - never used it - need some advice
Where do you recommend I begin? Is the vSphere hypervisor free edition is what I am looking for?The vSphere free hypervisor can be a good start point, but if your environment grow, you may will have...
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