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Category Archives: ESX command
Tips to edit the .vmdk (descriptor file)
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
Options to check and alert the vcenter certificate expiration
Last week one of our vCenter went down because of the machine certificate got expired and it took some time to find out the issue so I thought it will be helpful to show the options to verify the certificate … Continue reading
Various options to enable the Telnet client and other methods to check the port.
In recent version of windows, Telnet Client is not enabled by default and in this blog we can see various method to install the client and to check the port connectivity. Option 1 : we can install it from the … Continue reading
Posted in ESX command, ESXi Tools, Powershell, VMware, Windows
Tagged Powershell, VCSA, vCSA 6.0, Windows 2012, Windows powershell, Windows Tools
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Issue while moving ESX host from old VC5.1 to the new VCSA 6.0
We were doing the ESX Host (5.1 ) migration from the old windows VC5.1 to the new VC6.0 appliance , few hosts were having issue while adding it to the new VC and it got failed with the Time-out Error … Continue reading
Posted in ESX command, vCSA 6.0, VMware
Tagged ESX commands, VCSA, vCSA 6.0, vCSA Issues
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How to identify host , datastore and vCenter of the running VM .
when vCenter\PSC is running as the appliance on the host configured in the same vCenter and in case of the VM (vCenter\PSC) failure, we need information about the VM running on which host,datastore to bring it back online. Also in … Continue reading
Posted in ESX command, PowerCLI, VMware, vSphere Replication VR
Tagged PowerCLI, VR, vSphere Replication, Windows VM
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How to find which VMDK is associated with which disk in Windows Server.
1. Login to the client and edit the VM . 2. Select the Hardisk and note the SCSI ( 0:X ) 3. Login to the windows Guest VM – Go to the Disk-Management. 4. Right click the Disk and Go … Continue reading