Re: VMware Alerts, need help
What about the controller? Or is that just because the disk is bad?
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Re: VMware Alerts, need help
"Montreal" is your "Datacenter." A Datacenter is an inventory object that can contain VM's, hosts, and clusters. In this situation, you do not have a cluster defined, and your hosts are standalone....
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I guess to see if vmotion works correctly, I can try migrating one of the powered off ones first, and I suppose I do not select to move the datastore??? So I need to replace the battery and the hard...
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Correct, do not move the VM to another datastore, just the host. As far as your controller/disk/battery goes, I'd personally stick to migrating your VM's (if the system permits that,) and running the...
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Ok, can I run the HP diagnostics while VMware is still running or does this require the host to run it? So, basically how do I run the diagnostics? Thank You
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In order to run the diagnostics you need to boot to the SPP CD (which you burn from the ISO image I linked you to.) You'll get a menu when its done booting allowing you to access the diagnostics GUI....
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Yes it is a great learning opportunity. I am seeing if we have a vendor we buy directly from. I do not see the link... There is no more warranty so calling HP is no good, and it takes very long for...
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Link: HP Service Pack for ProLiant HP's online support portal will still allow you to download the latest firmware and drivers even though you are out-of-warranty.
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What about the controller? Or is that just because the disk is bad?From my experience with HP hardware over the last few years, I'd rule out a defective controller. The Alert on the controller may...
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Hi Welcome to the communities.Just want to add only few line as continuum explained very well .If you have snapshot try to merge those then add with another another vm or try to use v2v tool ,might...
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Re: Migrating datastores between two iSCSI storage
Hi Welcome to the communities.did you followed below link ,if so please share the output...
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Hi, Here is the output:~ # esxcfg-nics -lName PCI Driver Link Speed Duplex MAC Address MTU Descriptionvmnic0 0000:03:00.00 bnx2 Up 1000Mbps Full...
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Re: VMware Alerts, need help
Again, Thank You everyone for such great & quick answers, really appreciate it. One more thing, we have a scheduled power outage for tomorrow morning, Friday between 5am & 7am EST, so our...
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Hard to say what's causing this!? Is any of the powered off VM's involved for networking, e.g. Firewall, Router, ...?Anyway, I would replace the HDD with the host powered on (as mentioned earlier)....
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Ok, is the battery this: I just want to make sure I am getting the right part from HP, if someone could verify this and send me the correct part number or link for the faulty battery, Thanks...
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The battery for the RAID controller should be P/N: 383280-B21 (see http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12770_div/12770_div.PDF). Anyway, before you order it, double check that it's the...
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Ok, Do I need to power it down before checking the part number?
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Well, it's inside the server and it depends whether you can/want to open the server while powered on. Basically you should be able to see/access the battery easily. André
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If I plan to use 8GB of RAM and a ATI Radeon 7850 2GB , do i still set the pciHole.start=1200 and pciHold.end=2200 ?
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