check if you have the config mentioned in the below KB. VMware Knowledge Base Also check the support details for using pvscsi driver.. VMware Knowledge Base
are these VMs on same host.. If yes check windows features like Defender/antivirus . disable them if any and try. try using the paravirtual scsi controller for the VMs.
even export and import OVA wont help neither will backup restore. shrinking a VM data file s(vmdk) is not a recommended procedure anyway. so this request of reducing the size and still have...
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even export and import OVA wont help neither will backup restore. shrinking a VM data file s(vmdk) is not a recommended procedure anyway. so this request of reducing the size and still have the VM working is not possible
Yes You can.. remediation requires you to put host in maintenance mode and when you do that, the VMs on the host including the update manager will migrate to another host provided you have DRS...
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Yes You can.. remediation requires you to put host in maintenance mode and when you do that, the VMs on the host including the update manager will migrate to another host provided you have DRS automation fully automated
are you using SCCM in your environment. coz I just checked all the patches in my WSUS and I could not find anything from VMware we do have 2016, 2019 servers and ESXi 6.5
It seems there as IO errors detected on the underlying disk.. I suggest you backup the data and replace the drive.. check the linked Microsoft link. Troubleshooting Disk Management | Mic...
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It seems there as IO errors detected on the underlying disk.. I suggest you backup the data and replace the drive.. check the linked Microsoft link. Troubleshooting Disk Management | Microsoft Docs
If that is the output from your esxi command then we can be rest assured that hyperthreading is enabled. have you tried connecting to the host directly.. not through the vCenter.
run below command from ssh session to ESXi and share the output something similar like this should be shown esxcfg-info | less |----Hyperthreading Active.............................
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run below command from ssh session to ESXi and share the output something similar like this should be shown esxcfg-info | less |----Hyperthreading Active.................................true |----Hyperthreading Supported..............................true |----Hyperthreading Enabled................................true |----Hyperthreading Mitigated..............................false
we can start by verifying that the N/W adapter we are using is supported with 6.7.. also whatever logs you have seen regarding the nic or nic driver if you could share please. for vmkernel
are you trying this from webclient or html client(vsphere client) Another option is to open a browser connect the the ESXi host directly and try to detach the device. you can try command line...
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are you trying this from webclient or html client(vsphere client) Another option is to open a browser connect the the ESXi host directly and try to detach the device. you can try command line also command available in the same KB esxcli storage core device set --state=off -d NAA_ID
check the add vCenter adapter instance page from below link.. vRealize Operations Manager 6.0.1 Documentation Center similar documentation is available for all VROPS versions. dont forget...
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check the add vCenter adapter instance page from below link.. vRealize Operations Manager 6.0.1 Documentation Center similar documentation is available for all VROPS versions. dont forget to check the product interchangeability matrix also before going ahead. VMware Product Interoperability Matrices
why you need to assign 2 IPs to one interface.. people only do that if there is only one nic card. With VMs, you can assign multiple virtual nics and put each in separate network as required. ...
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why you need to assign 2 IPs to one interface.. people only do that if there is only one nic card. With VMs, you can assign multiple virtual nics and put each in separate network as required. If you want to use dedicated physical adapter for VMs, you can configure each VM with a passthrough N/W card.
The below note is from this KB.. this will help. VMware Knowledge Base The result of above calculations are a sum of each virtual CPUs %RDY time. Individual core Ready time can be roughly ...
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The below note is from this KB.. this will help. VMware Knowledge Base The result of above calculations are a sum of each virtual CPUs %RDY time. Individual core Ready time can be roughly estimated by dividing by the number of cores
the OS should be supporting filesystem quiesing else why would vmware doc says that it supports. notes from interoperability matrix: vSphere Replication 8.1.x supports quiescing for Linux g...
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the OS should be supporting filesystem quiesing else why would vmware doc says that it supports. notes from interoperability matrix: vSphere Replication 8.1.x supports quiescing for Linux guest OS only for virtual machines that run on ESXi 6.0 Update 3 hosts or later.
