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You can confirm the DSN that is in use by checking the registry: HKLM\Software\VMware\VMware, Inc.\VMware Update Manager\DB: The login, DSN name and client type are all listed. Assuming you used ... See more...
You can confirm the DSN that is in use by checking the registry: HKLM\Software\VMware\VMware, Inc.\VMware Update Manager\DB: The login, DSN name and client type are all listed. Assuming you used a separate DSN from vCenter, this should help you verify. If you need to verify the DSN then you can check: HKLM\SOFTWARE\ODBC\ODBC.INI\<your DSN name here>. The "Database" string value has the name of the SQL database that is the target of the DSN. Dennis
If I remember correctly, the canonical path is the first path that ESX finds to a LUN. Normally this will be the first HBA and the lowest number SP. Path could be any available path that ESX has... See more...
If I remember correctly, the canonical path is the first path that ESX finds to a LUN. Normally this will be the first HBA and the lowest number SP. Path could be any available path that ESX has been or could be configured to use to access the named LUN. The canonical name never changes, even if you configure a different path as the active/preferrred/etc. path to that LUN. I hope that helps! Dennis