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The requirement is 10GB end-to-end (Between all the hosts in the vSAN cluster) connectivity, that includes Physical NIC, ToR switches etc. If its available then all flash vSAN should be fine. We've multiple all flash vSAN environments with 10Gig network. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Was it helpful? Let us know by completing this short survey here.

HI, AIX is not supported at the moment. https://storagehub.vmware.com/t/vmware-vsan/iscsi-target-usage-guide/supported-operating-systems/ -SD [vExpert 14-19,VCIX6-NV&DCV,RHCE] https://pingforinfo.com https://twitter.com/sreejeshd

Please check out the following articles. It may have the fix you are looking for. NPB Consultants Ltd. | VMWare Enhanced Authentication Plugin Fix vCenter 6.5 Enhanced Authentication Plugin Not Working | JonKensy.com -SD [vExpert 14-19,VCIX6-NV&DCV,RHCE] https://pingforinfo.com https://twitter.com/sreejeshd

can you please try the following workaround mentioned in the thread vCenter Windows 6.0U3 to VCSA 6.5U1 failure . As for me, I removed vpxd(VMware vCenter Virtual Server) as a dependency from all Windows services and migration tool successfully shutdown source machine to continue migration. Basically, I did "sc config SERVICE_NAME depend=/" for every service that required vpxd as a parent. It messes with other dependencies the service might have, but the Windows server wouldn't be needed anyway. -SD [vExpert 14-19,VCIX6-NV&DCV,RHCE] https://pingforinfo.com https://twitter.com/sreejeshd

Thats correct, you can extend the existing vDISK. The KB discuss the steps for achieving that. Its about expanding the vDISK and the LV. '2. Edit the virtual machine settings and extend the virtual disk size'

Hi, The following whitepaper officially confirm that vCD supports Trunked VLAN baacked Networks. https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/vcloud/vmware-vcloud-director-whats-new-9-0-white-pape… As mentioned in the screenshot first we've to create a Prortgroup in vCenter with Trunked VLANs. Please follow the steps documented in Anthony's blog which you quoted. I've tried it in the lab and it worked fine. I could create two External networks in vCD backed with Portgroups which has Trunked VLAN configured.

You must have tried this , thought to confirm. In vSphere client Home > Tags & Custom Attributes > Tag > <Select you tag here> > Objects. You can see all the VMs with the particular Tag in 'Objects' pane.

ok, got it now. it may be the problem with the powershell plugin. have a look into the following thread Invoke a PowerShell script is executing the script twice Technical preview version of VMware vCenter Powershell Plug-in 1.0.x

Hi, there is no roll back option available in vCloud director upgrade. If you have taken snapshot or clone of VCD before upgrade then it will be helpful. BTW, what are the problems you see with 8.20? just curious. There is a minor update '8.20.0.1' release for 8.20 which has some bug fixes. Its worth to have a look. VMware vCloud Director 8.20.0.1 Release Notes

unfortunately changing OS name wont work in 6.0 +. See this KB. There is a known issue. The vCenter services may not start after changing the hostname. Cannot change the vCenter Server or Platform Service Controller 6.x hostname (2130599) | VMware KB

Hi, I had this issue yesterday with vsphere 5.5, client integration plugin and latest firefox. I've tried almost all fix/workarounds from KBs and communities , but no joy. Finally downgraded firefox to ver 26 and it did the trick. You can download it from here mozill ftp. Directory Listing: /pub/firefox/releases/26.0/win32/en-US/

Hi, try the following one liner. Get-VM | Get-NetworkAdapter | Select-Object @{N="VM";E={$_.Parent.Name}},@{N="NIC";E={$_.Name}},@{N="Network";E={$_.NetworkName}} | ft -AutoSize the output will be similar to this.

Hi, I hope the datastore is on RAID 5 volume and RAID0 has only the ESXi installation. If so you can do this, From RAID controller firmware, delete RAID0 and build RAID1 with 2x146Gb. Note: this will delete the ESXi installation. Reinstall ESXi on newly created RAID1 volume. You've to be careful while choosing the target disk for ESXi installation. The Installer will warn you that it deteceted vmfs volume and would you like to retain it. Choose yes here. Once installation completed boot with ESXi and re-register all vms from old datastore. you can find the steps to re-register here How to register/add a VM to the Inventory in vCenter Server (1006160) | VMware KB