Check if you have more than one .jar file in that folder. Move the older Jar file in other folder and run. it works. But remember if your version 8.4.x, then the jar file older than 8.4.x should b...
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Check if you have more than one .jar file in that folder. Move the older Jar file in other folder and run. it works. But remember if your version 8.4.x, then the jar file older than 8.4.x should be removed. in my case, the older jar file was 8.1.1 (e.g.vmlcm-service-8.1.1-SNAPSHOT.jar)
Hello Team, I followed this article https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2147284 and the problem was resolved. In case you came across this bug, can be helpful as others amazing thread on this communitie...
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Hello Team, I followed this article https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2147284 and the problem was resolved. In case you came across this bug, can be helpful as others amazing thread on this communities.
so I can confirm it is bug. Password did not expired. It is just that message does not away when you change the password to non-expiry. Hope it helps someone.
Log file says "VMware VirtualCenter-build-623373: 03/22/12 15:45:23 Failed to install SPS." Check if Storage profile service is present in Services (Services.msc).
jpawlicki wrote: 2-What happens when you exceed LUN size/ 3-What happens when you over provision? Thank you if you are using vsphere5.0 then all the VM's which runs out of space will be pau...
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jpawlicki wrote: 2-What happens when you exceed LUN size/ 3-What happens when you over provision? Thank you if you are using vsphere5.0 then all the VM's which runs out of space will be paused. This is vsphere5.0 storage feature.
So am I right in thinking that my processor has 6 cores. Aslong as I dont give my sql vm more than six cores I will only need the one physical license. yes you are right and ke...
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So am I right in thinking that my processor has 6 cores. Aslong as I dont give my sql vm more than six cores I will only need the one physical license. yes you are right and keep this sheet for reference in case some one s questioning you
Upgrade guide is available here -> http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-upgrade-guide.pdf Licensing: use tool from VMware called Licensi...
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Upgrade guide is available here -> http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-50-upgrade-guide.pdf Licensing: use tool from VMware called Licensing advisor –Download from here à http://www.vmware.com/products/datacenter-virtualization/vsphere/upgrade-center/vsphere-licensing-advisor.html, also contains how to use it Vcenter is x64 or x32? If it is 32 bit you will have to re-install it on x64 bit. If it is x64 bit, path is straight forward. For detailed information on upgrade refer upgrade guide Thanks, Techstarts
Please note when swap file is located on local datastore(unshared), when you vMotion the VM from one esx host to another esx host, vMotion time increases because during vMotion even swapfile is m...
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Please note when swap file is located on local datastore(unshared), when you vMotion the VM from one esx host to another esx host, vMotion time increases because during vMotion even swapfile is migrated as it has memory state of VM. So this explains why there is an impact. Now coming to the point of storing VM Swap file on shared storage. In fact this is the best practises for two reasons. 1. You do not end up backuping the swap file 2. Your storage space is efficiently utilized 3. If you are replicating LUNS to remote site, you can exclude this LUN If you need further details Please refer this white paper from netapps. NetApp and VMware vSphere Storage Best Practices (TR-3749) Hope it helps Thank you, Preetam Zare
