Category Archives: VMware

Tips to edit the .vmdk (descriptor file)

Posted on November 30, 2018 by

We are in the situation to change the scsi adapter detail in the disk vmdk (descriptor file) and the count of the VM list is very high so used the below steps to change it on the multiples VMs. Log-in … Continue reading →

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Tips to update the certificate request with SANs (subject alternative names)

Posted on October 31, 2018 by

When we deploy our custom certificate in the https://<vrops>/admin UI, vROps will take care of distribute that same certificate to all vROps nodes. Because vROps uses one certificate for all nodes, we must have every nodes’ IP address and FQDN … Continue reading →

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Inactive VMs in SRM recovery.

Posted on September 30, 2018 by

We were testing the SRM recovery and noticed few VMs are skipped during the testing without any error and when we generated the logs ,skipped  VMs were showing as inactive. After few investigation we have noticed that the Guest OS … Continue reading →

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Bug in some vSAN code that Logic Monitoring is polling

Posted on June 30, 2018 by

As per the below link  if we are using the Logic Monitoring for VSphere environment, It looks like due to a change in the server-side API behavior of VMware 6.5, could trigger host instability, or possibly a crash of an ESXi 6.5 host. https://communities.logicmonitor.com/topic/1945-fyi-lm-can-trigger-esxi-65-hostd-to-crash/?tab=comments#comment-4839 … Continue reading →

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Adding the AWS Account in to the Trend DSM – Part 2

Posted on May 31, 2018 by

Add your AWS account to Deep Security. This imports all your Amazon EC2 instances into Deep Security Manager. Your EC2 instances appear on the left under Computers > your_AWS_account > your_region > your_VPC > your_subnet. From there, you can manage them like any other computer. If you previously added Amazon EC2 instances … Continue reading →

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Trend Deep security Protection on AWS – Part 1

Posted on April 30, 2018 by

Enable agility with security built for Amazon EC2. Trend Micro’s instance-based  protection, deep API integration and AWS CloudFormation templates help you automate security and accelerate compliance. Together Trend Micro and AWS deliver proactive cloud security that Security trusts and DevOps likes. With AWS … Continue reading →

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Trend Deep Security – Customizing the alert configuration.

Posted on March 28, 2018 by

In Trend DSM, if we want to send the alert email notification , we have to go to settings – alert and select what type of notification we want to receive but by default all the alerts are enabled and … Continue reading →

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