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Are your iscsi hba's 1gig or 10gig hba's? But some general suggestions. Make sure you have jumbo frames enabled on the filer, the switch and your vsphere hosts. Make sure you have... See more...
Are your iscsi hba's 1gig or 10gig hba's? But some general suggestions. Make sure you have jumbo frames enabled on the filer, the switch and your vsphere hosts. Make sure you have your virtual guests partitions aligned properly. Do a google on netapp partition alignment and read up if you aren't already familiar with. Another thing you'll want to know before the move is, Are your hosts even fully utilizing and pushing your 1gig (I'm assuming) iscsi network throughput. If they aren't doing this then 10gigs isn't really going to do much. On the filer end of things, check to see how hard it's being pushed right now. Does your filer even have 10gig cards in it? .... </div> StarWind Software R&D
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http://professionalvmware.com/2009/09/how-to-shrink-a-vmdk-file-in-esx/ StarWind Software R&D
Upgrading to ESX 4.0 and vCenter 4.0 best practices StarWind Software R&D
I mean that oveall amount of your RAM is 4 Gb and you config VM to use 2 Gb, your system may run slow. StarWind Software R&D
You run P2V for Windows? Did you clean already unpresent devices after P2V? VMTools installed? Also look at this http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-5430 StarWind Software R&D http://www.s... See more...
You run P2V for Windows? Did you clean already unpresent devices after P2V? VMTools installed? Also look at this http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-5430 StarWind Software R&D http://www.starwindsoftware.com
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You may kill your VM with 3 following ways (simple-advanced): 1. run vmware-cmd /vmfs/volumes///.vmx stop 2. run vmware-cmd /vmfs/volumes///.vmx stop hard this command kills process of VM 3.... See more...
You may kill your VM with 3 following ways (simple-advanced): 1. run vmware-cmd /vmfs/volumes///.vmx stop 2. run vmware-cmd /vmfs/volumes///.vmx stop hard this command kills process of VM 3. ps auxfww | grep NameOfVM (here you need to find PID of your VM) kill -9 PID The simpliest one is first approach, while 3 is the most advanced. StarWind Software R&D
You have to week password, read this articleand make new one. StarWind Software R&D
Problems with vConverter. StarWind Software R&D
First you remove it from inventory (yes, it`s unregister in my mind ), and after copying you use add to inventory. StarWind Software R&D
Shut down VM, upgrage in it`s option vitual hardware to version 4 (used in Workstation 6.x) and reinstall VMTools. StarWind Software R&D
There was a problem with old Intel`s CPU. But according to new tests using HyperThreading in new Nehalem-based CPUs allows to enlarge perfomance. StarWind Software R&D
Convert template to virtual machine. Edit settings of virtual machine. Choose correct network for template (it probably shows no name) Convert virtual machine to template Try to deploy new vi... See more...
Convert template to virtual machine. Edit settings of virtual machine. Choose correct network for template (it probably shows no name) Convert virtual machine to template Try to deploy new virtual machine from template to see if it works correct again. StarWind Software R&D
1.ESX vs ESXi 2. Yes, can. 3. Not a problem. StarWind Software R&D
The role of memory in ESX 3 Understanding Memory Resource Management in VMware ESX Server StarWind Software R&D
ESX will see it, and ask if you want to maintain them or format. StarWind Software R&D
You need to add`em manually, or look for scipt doing it. StarWind Software R&D
You need .NET Framework 3.5 SP1. StarWind Software R&D
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