Not sure what flavor of Linux, but this will get you close, you'll need to create you own script and copy it to the Vm's like this
| Copy-VMGuestFile-Source "C:\temp\enablSSH.sh"-Destination "/LocalDropbox/enableSSH.sh"-LocalToGuest -vm $vmname-GuestUser $VMUN-GuestPassword $VMPW |
Then execute like
Invoke-VMScript-ScriptText "/bin/bash /LocalDropbox/enableSSH.sh"-VM $vmname-GuestUser $VMUN-GuestPassword $VMPW-ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
I had similar issues with esxi 6.5 updates in march. Running on dell r730 servers with intel 10gb network cards. Mind sharing what hardware?
Yes, my MacBook have two graphics, one is built-in of Intel and other is AMD Radeon Pro 455.
You provide a good idea, if that can specify the parameters of the VM which may be able to solve this problem.
Dell PowerEdge T430
Dual Intel 2.6GHx 10 core E5-2660 procs
128GB
Broadcom DP 5720 (onboard)
Broadcom QP 5719 (PCI)
600GB 10K SAS drives
PERC H730P
Only 3 Windows VMs, very underutilized at present. It's only 2 weeks old, all Dell firmware updates done 2 weeks ago.
Aside from my mismatched laptop and external monitor resolutions, it is awefully pretty hard to get my 2014 MacBook Pro working the past few days. It has been hanging (Chrome, Firefox browsers are hung with the beach ball), wifi problems (whether from sleep or straight power up on battery) ever since "upgrading" to 10.12.4. Aaarrgggghhh!!!
One thing worth a try is to keep the AMD graphics running.
I noticed on my 2010 MacBook Pro, whenever the Chrome browser is open, the Nvidia discrete graphics is used (even when on battery). It might be worth a try to check if that is the case with the AMD graphics on the 2016 MacBook Pro. Perhaps if you can keep the AMD discrete graphics running, then you might be able to avoid the Fusion black screen; assuming this problem has to do with switching between discrete AMD graphics and Intel graphics.
HI Liorshe,
I am using windows 10, we fixed this issue with the help of windows folder redirection
Thanks.
I've been reassured by a very large CSP distributor that there is an imminent fix coming out to resolve the issues with 3.5. I'll post an update when I receive it.
Thanks. I checked some other ESXi hosts (10+) from my other workplace, and they also have 25-130 MBs of loss (depends on the value of installed RAM).
Solved.
Regards,
Sergio
I have another Discuss open about the Local Disk Clustering. Kindly have look and give your technical advice.
Thanks,
Hi
If you are downloading for the first time you should have similar screenshot like below.
Make sure to register first by clicking on the blue Register button or the Register Here link
Once registered, you should be able to see the download packages and can download the binaries
Other method to download VMware software is to use the VMware Software Manager
Great quest!
But what is the purpose of setting up Windows 10 VMs in a vCenter server farm? if your environment handles only servers then workstation will run less IOPs & are less CPU intensive than a 64 BIT O/S, specially a Windows 10 32 BIT O/S. Everything depends on what is your boss's plan!
Dell Released a new Bios 2.4.2 and FW 25.5.2.0001 for your Raid Controller these Days.
Also there where a lot FW Updates for Harddrives.
Have you checked these updates?
We have 3 r430 with Intel I350 additional Nic. No Problems with latest ESXi-6.0.0-20170304001-standard (Build 5224934).
(We have a SAN, no Raid controller, just SD Card for ESXi.)
I'm looking for documentation on how to add "active Directory as a LDAP server" configuration in vCenter via API/Powercli.
Can someone help?
From https://kb.vmware.com/kb/1037257
... It is essential to verify these requirements because the driver that comes pre-bundled with the version of ESX/ESXi you are installing may not know how to communicate with a peripheral that is at an older or newer firmware level.
However, I never had any issues with newer firmware version, and I'm pretty sure that major hardware vendors take care, and make sure that newer version contain fixes from previous versions.
André
Thanks for sharing.
While I can see it error, it's hard to tell why from one log alone., which is why we have a variety of logs gathered from Help > Collect Support Information.
To be clear, have you rebooted after installing Fusion?
Hi,
I'm using Fusion 8.5.6 on my macbook running 10.12.4 and I am trying to install it from the recovery partition. I used the default settings for New VM -> Install OS X from Recovery Partition and I get a kernel panic and the message "SMC returned incorrect key" My macbook, os, and Fusion are all legal and registered LOL! So I'm wondering if this is a known issue and if there is a solution someone can provide me? Thanks in advance.
@supi_du
Thank you. I have the BIOS and drives up to date, but the PERC looks new. I'll have to give that a try.
OK thanks - it looks like I still may be a bit unclear then how to solve my problem. Basically I have a lot of VMs with big swap and page files that take up space on datstores. If the sum of all these page and swap files is a very large amount of space, I need to account for that.
The problem is that if I just take usedspaceGB or provisionedspaceGB using powerCLI, I'm not sure that I'm really accounting for how much total space might actually be needed to account for large swap and page files that might grow while VMs are powered on and having data written to swap / page.
Does this make sense and is there a surefire way to report on page and swap file size using PowerCLI?
Thanks!
Welcome to the Community,
this is likely related to the virtual port group type (ephemeral).
"Hurdle 4" from http://virtualslices.com/2016/11/16/vsphere-6-5-upgrading-your-vcsa/ should help.
André
I am having similar issues running App Volume 2.12. I have app stacks & writable volume assigned to users running an instant clone pool. I have my writable volumes setup to Blocks Login: Yes, login to additional computers is blocked if writable is in use.
I am seeing that the writable volume will stop mounting for certain users and when I check the datastore where the writables are stored I see the vmdk is missing but the metadata file still remains.
I have to delete the writable from AppVol then go into the datastore and delete the metadata file for the user so appvol will create a new writeable volume for the user. Only then will it start mounting the app stacks & writable volumes.
Has anyone else seen this?