Re: how to upload ISO files?
I always forget how to do this and end up searching for it.. only to find solutions that don't quite meet my needs. The solution I use is to open the vSphere client, select the ESXi server you want to...
View ArticleVmware install failed x4270..No place on disk to dump data
Hi All, I am trying to install Vmware 4.1 in Sun x4270 Machine .But the installation failed with No place on disk to dump data.The Hard disk is 600GB[2*300].I have attached the snapshot.Please help me...
View ArticleRe: Vmware install failed x4270..No place on disk to dump data
Hi,Take a look at http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1016511to see if that helps resolve your issueMany tx
View ArticleValue of moving from BladeCenter to x3755 (7163)
I have one setup which is a 8776 BladeCenter running seven LS20 blades and external fibre channel storage connected directly via FC pass-through module.Each of the blades has between 8GB and 16GB...
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Re: VMDirectPath and ATI Radeon
Hello ! I've started new thread (VMWare ESXi or Linux+Workstation for home server ?) but as I see, almost all info is already in this thread . As I understand, XBMC (on Linux) will work ok inside ESXi,...
View ArticleRe: D-Link DGE-528T 1GB Network Card on ESXi4.1
To get through the mess I have created a nice to follow blog:D-Link 528T on ESXi 5/5.1 procedure and driver. | cyber7Thank you to everybody who did the investigation and for the time and afford on...
View ArticleRe: Progressively degrading data transfer speed - losing my mind!
You are probably driving people away with these antics...to be honest. But you can watch much of the internals with ESXtop...have you tried that. As far as buffers and caches....ESX doesn't perform...
View ArticleRe: Progressively degrading data transfer speed - losing my mind!
I'm more of a fiber channel guy but can you verify there aren't any QoS configurations applied anywhere in your iSCSI infrastructure? It almost seems as though it's being throttled down or "policed"...
View ArticleRe: Progressively degrading data transfer speed - losing my mind!
mc,I am not sure what "antics" you are referring to, but I do see that it took 9 days from time of original post to time of half-assed useless reply. The array is a top-line array for it's class. Yes,...
View ArticleCloning is very slow on host
Hello,I have a ESXI 4.1 host with 2 1TB 7200 RPM sata drives. NO hardware RAID controller. It has 8GB of RAM and 2 quad core procs. Here is my question. As I am cloning my servers 3-4 at a time it...
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Re: Cloning is very slow on host
Hi,No such thing as a stupid question as you know , unfortunately though vCenter won't help you in this instance. vCenter's main purpose is to administer multiple esx/esxi hosts from a single GUI. Also...
View Articleused datastore for client
i have an esxi server with about 40 clients on it. around 60% of the vmwares is located on the HDD of the server and the rest on a our NAS. For migration purposes all of the machines need to be...
View Articleuser account locks out automatically
This might be not a VMware issue as such but someone can assist if he/she have some idea on this I have a user in whose account gets locked out immediately within 2 minutes. I am fed up unlocking his...
View ArticleRe: used datastore for client
Hi, I would recommend the RVTools by Rob de Veij.They deliver great detailed info about your VMs. (the vDisk tab will show you the info you want) You can download them for free here:...
View ArticleRe: used datastore for client
thanks for the tip! Weird as this is not implemented in vsphere....
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Re: used datastore for client
Well, kind of. It's just not implemented in the GUI, but you can get all those information the RVTools show you with the VMware PowerCLI.If you are good at the PowerShell and want to write scripts to...
View ArticleRe: Progressively degrading data transfer speed - losing my mind!
Ahraxx, The "antics" that mcowger is referring to is your combative demeanor in your subsequent replies to your own post as well as your reply to mcowger's post offering some advice. Again,...
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