dbalcaraz's Accepted Solutions

Hi, There is no VCAP 6.7, remember that VMware has started a new way to name their certifications and it will based on the year it was released. Now the VCAP-DCV Deployment is called VMware Certified Advanced Professional — Data Center Virtualization Deploy 2018 . There is a lot of information on the internet, just check information about VCAP 6.5 Deploy or the VCAP 6 as well. I hope this helps.

Hi, What do you mean by setting the CPU to 3GHz? I think there is a confusion here, you can set a reservation of how much CPU do you want to reserve to a VM (when it boots and there are no enough resources to power on all VMs within a cluster or APP pool, it will reserve that CPU capacity for the VM no matter if other VMs are trying to boot up). In the VM you will see the speed of the hosts' physical core. So, probably your host is a CPU with X sockets and Y cores running at 2.20 GHz and this is what you see inside the Guest OS. Hope that helps.

Hi, Emm..I don't really understand your question. If you want to check the compatibility between hardware and different products from VMware then, check the VMware Compatibility Guide: VMware Compatibility Guide - System Search You said that a Software production company looks at (when creating Support Matrixes). They don't look for the hardware but they do look for the Guest OS that they will install their software, this mainly involves CPU, RAM and Guest OS. Also depends on which kind of "software", if it's something that interacts with HW directly (like some Orchestrators), maybe you will have to look in more detail the vendor's HW.

I read that this can be a bit tricky but. If you use Get-Folder and then pipe it to "New-folder" could work. Something like: Get-Folder -name "test" | New-Folder "test" Otherwise, check this post I found that it can be helpful: PowerCLI to Generate Nested VM Folder Structure - Notes of a scripter

Well, anyway, if you disconnect the LUN, it will abort the process if there is reclamation space ocurring. If you aren't sure, you always can put the priority to none but, afaik, there is no "recommendation" for that.

mm.. seems that you are confusing some things. Check the volumes first with: esxcli storage filesystem list Then try to mount it with the volume's label: esxcli storage filesystem mount--volume-label=<label>

Hi, Well you could use your VCSA and so on but, some inconsistencies may you found. I would suggest you to re-build the VCSA but if you don't have any backup of the vCenter settings, you must redo all the network, storage, vCenter/License settings again. If this is only a cluster with three hosts, it shouldn't take you too much to re-build the entire cluster and redo all settings. Another thing you can do to speed up the process is, restore the old VCSA in a isolate network, backup settings as vDS for example.

Quite strange that you are not able to kill the PID from the ESXCLI, if you can, just restart the host and it should be right for the VM. Never used a software like ShadowProtect SFX to copy a VM but well... If I was you I would done a clone of this VM and export it but, now you aren't able.

Hi again, As depping you can check the link that he provided. You must take the Foundations exam as it's requirement to become certified. The VCA doesn't matter when you are going to the VCP so, as said before and the webpage I provided it's quite clear. 1. Attend an official course. 2. Pass the Foundations Exam (2V0-602). 3. Pass the VCP6.5 -DCV (2V0-622). I hope this is more clear.

M... let's see. I will attach an screenshot about how to do it. You don't have to attach a VMDK on A1 as it is already attached (or this is what I understand). Let me know if the image is correct about how is configured your VMs. If it is, just follow what I wrote.

Hi, I missed the previous update. Seems that you will have to live with it. Here is another thread where it was discussed: Reduce VCSA disk size At least, if you have thin disks you won't waste all that space. Hope this helps.

Hi, Well I know that Bug happened in 6.0 v but I am not really sure that it can have any impact on VMs (as long as you don't configure any PCI device). Let's see if someone has more information but, I would say that is something harmless.

Hi, Yes you have to change the MTU size from both appliances. About the support, why it shouldn't be supported? You will have support as long as your contract still valid I mean, changing the MTU size for enabling Jumbo Frames is a commonn thing.