We have investigated our problem with VMware Support and they want run a query in Postgres database. Usually I use Putty for SSH connection, but before I could do this I should on the ssh on […]
We use DR site and SRM for protection our applications like SAP. Both data center used to single node vCenter server witch server served all VMware component: vCenter Server, SSO, Inventory Service and Web Client. […]
Today we have deployed VMware vRealize Infrastructure Navigator appliance. This app is part of our vRealize Operation Manager Advanced and Enterprise environment. This intriduction is a new project at my Company, and I’m glad to lead that. […]
I know, this is not a nice solution, but working and simple, when you want to know who created a VM, or any Event information from a VM. I found lots of other script witch […]
In my home lab (nested environment) i have tried vSAN. I don’t want one more VM to iSCSI storage whitch reserve resourche like memory. I used to Openfiler for solve this problem, but i have […]
I tried rename a vmdk file, but i get information message, like this You can solve this, when you are going to login to esxi by SSH, and follow this steps below. 1 – […]
I tried SQL backup and restore options in vSphere Data Protection 6, becouse this is a free backup solution from vmware, up from Essentials licence. I writed a post how can you install this application. […]
We have tried our lab environment introduce vSphere Distributed Switch. We installed two ESXi host, (x.0.7 and x.0.4) and created one vCenter Server Appliance, that ran one ESXi. We created a distributed switch, than portgroups. […]
Few weeks ago, VMware intoduce vSphere Data Protection 6, wich products able to backup MS SQL, SharePoint, Exchange applications and this is “Free” or different way including in price. No more different between VDP and VDP […]
I would like to know our VM names and vmdk files path. Becouse, the name of VM and folder name of path isn’t same sometimes. This script shows to you this information. $vms=Get-VM Get-HardDisk -vm $vms| […]
