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The thing is we don't have extra storage. We'll be using an existing storage (MSA1000) but the ESX 2 and ESX 3 servers will be able to see them. Another thing I need to mention is 2 of the VMs ar... See more...
The thing is we don't have extra storage. We'll be using an existing storage (MSA1000) but the ESX 2 and ESX 3 servers will be able to see them. Another thing I need to mention is 2 of the VMs are clustered (Microsoft cluster). They were and will continue be on 2 separate hosts and sharing the same storage. So I guess the upgrade process will be our best bet here. Any thoughts?
Hi everyone. My organization is upgrading from ESX 2 to ESX 3. We've upgraded most of our hosts to ESX 3. However we have some VMs still on our ESX 2 host that we're planning to import to our ESX... See more...
Hi everyone. My organization is upgrading from ESX 2 to ESX 3. We've upgraded most of our hosts to ESX 3. However we have some VMs still on our ESX 2 host that we're planning to import to our ESX 3 host. Does anyone know the procedures for importing a VM from ESX 2 to ESX 3? Your QUICK help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Anyone familiar with the following command to tar and install patches automatically : `ls -1 | grep '.tgz'`;do tar -xzf $file;done;for folder in `ls -1 | grep -v '.tgz'`;do cd $folder;esxupdat... See more...
Anyone familiar with the following command to tar and install patches automatically : `ls -1 | grep '.tgz'`;do tar -xzf $file;done;for folder in `ls -1 | grep -v '.tgz'`;do cd $folder;esxupdate -n update;cd ..;done;[/b] I error out with: -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'[/b]
This was a helpful link, thanks also about this. Now I know in the future BR, Petteri
Oh yes, my bad. No VC license. Somehow I thought for a while, that it was included in this license. Sorry about this BR, Petteri
Hello! I have ESX 3.01 installed and I am trying to install VirtualCenter to a virtual machine. The normal installation went ok. Also installed license server and added a license. Now I try... See more...
Hello! I have ESX 3.01 installed and I am trying to install VirtualCenter to a virtual machine. The normal installation went ok. Also installed license server and added a license. Now I try to add hosts to my VC, and it keeps saying something about not having enough licenses. Still the licenses are ok.. What could be wrong? BR, Petteri
Hello the best way is using wmkfstools -X to resize a VMDK file (see man mor exact syntax) warning the size you 'll enter will be the final size. Howether after this step, you need a third par... See more...
Hello the best way is using wmkfstools -X to resize a VMDK file (see man mor exact syntax) warning the size you 'll enter will be the final size. Howether after this step, you need a third party like partition magic in order to resize the virtual disk inside of the virtual machine. Cordially Sorry for my english (I'm french)
Hello the best way is using wmkfstools -X to resize a VMDK file (see man mor exact syntax) warning the size you 'll enter will be the final size. Howether after this step, you need a third par... See more...
Hello the best way is using wmkfstools -X to resize a VMDK file (see man mor exact syntax) warning the size you 'll enter will be the final size. Howether after this step, you need a third party like partition magic in order to resize the virtual disk inside of the virtual machine. Cordially Sorry for my english (I'm french)
Linux newbie here - that command apparently isn't in the path, and it took me way to long to find it. It's here: /usr/sbin/vmkfstools ~Keith