Hahahaha.... Bug exists only in H5 and not in the old Web Client(Flash).
Regards,
Joerg
Hahahaha.... Bug exists only in H5 and not in the old Web Client(Flash).
Regards,
Joerg
Hey guys,
I installed an external PSC (psc1) and VCSA (vcsa1, pointed to psc1) under vsphere.local and site1.
Then I installed another external PSC (psc2). During installation, I joined it to vsphere.local and same site. I verified that there was replication going between psc1 and psc2. Then I installed another VCSA (vsca2) and pointed to psc2.
Everything worked as expected.
Today, I broke the replication between both PSCs.
Question - Just curious if I can create the replication again between those two PSCs again as I dont see any doc out there for that. Some people say dont think about doing it if there is are any instructions because of slate entries. But slate entries were removed when I broke the replication. Anyways, has anyone came across this scenario? Let me know. Thanks.
hi
i want to share vms to my friend who can access my vm in his network. can you please tell me how do i expose?
I had the same problem. Here is what I did to fix:
I managed to install the ESXi 7 in vmware workstation ....
In my earlier ESXi6.7U3, the local storage is shown, and is fine,
But, in 7, I just finished installing, but storage shows as 0 ??
What is your VMware Workstation version? Is it a very old version?
Also which type of disk controller and disk type did you provide for this VM?!
Looks like the esxi 7 used the SSD storage as virtual flash instead of showing it as datastore.
Brgds
I added as paravirtualscsi and scsi
Seems like something is changed in version 7 as local install storage vmdk cannot become as storage device for VMs ?
Yes, much has changed, as you have found out from this thread, which you still haven't answered why it's critical. All of this is new and unsupported. It's designed for tinkerers only. You'll just have to take it as it comes.
Hi
I’m seeking as much information as can get from anyone.
I’m seeking a plan to be setup a IT infrastructure.
Goals
• Get ESXI on my Main Server (Threadripper 2990wx) working with multiple linux,windows10, and mac osx os’s
• Get Xpenology working
• Pfsense (Doesn’t require ESXI, but I may run it in ESXI)
Specifications (Main Server)(Open loop water cooled with two 480mm radiators, temps are good on high load, no overclocking)
• AMD Threadripper 2990wx (Water-Cooled)
• Asus Prime X399-A
• Cosair Dominator Plantinum DDR4 96gb (32GB left)
• X2 NVIDIA RTX 4000 (Air-Cooled)
• X1 AMD Firepro W8000 (Water-cooled)
• Samsung M.2 970 Pro 512gb
• Samsung M.2 960 Pro 512gb
Current situation.
On the Main Server I require workers to remote into the system and use Engineering Software i.e Solidworks.
Currently I have Windows Server 2019 which is on the “main server”. Remote workers are complaining of lag when trying to use Solidworks. Windows Server 2019 just hogs so much resources.
Alternative/ New Plan
To use ESXI on my “main Server” working with multiple operating systems linux,windows10, and mac osx. Currently on the windows server 2019 I have ubutnu, light weight windows 10 enterprise and mac 10.14 working via VMware workstation and would like to port to Esxi on the same system
Solidworks only works on Windows so a light weight stripped version of Windows 10 will be used. Only the RDP port 3389 or 7889 will be used and every other incoming/outgoing connection will be disabled on Windows 10 so the remote worker cant get distracted. They will need to access files from the local Xpenology NAS, to access files etc…
Synology DS215j
x2 8TB Western Digital Red
This is going to be replaced with a Dell R720 Server with esxi
Is it wise to add an SSD for caching or any other purpose inside for xpenolgy
Firewall Pfsense on a Dell R210ii
Also I’m in need of a POE switch as I want the R720 to also be used for CCTV, Web Hosting, Bitwarden. I have many other things I can host on the R720
My current upload speeds are 15mbps which I believe are causing the lag however I should be able to upgrade potentially to get 1gbps upload/download
If anyone has any suggestions I’m all ears.
Thanks
My thanks! That is an excellent article, one I had not stumbled across in my searching. Thanks again!
Hi! I need to export my VM 11.5.3 Windows 10 from a MacBook Pro 2017, to a new MacBook Pro 16´. What would be the simplest way to do this?
Thank you
Running Fusion 11.1.1 under Mac OS 10.13.6 on a late 2014 model iMac 27"
When trying to launch Fusion I get the following two messages (see attached).
Few things here. Firstly, your Threadripper (and everything else in your list) is consumer hardware. ESXi does not support consumer hardware. Although a very small amount does work correctly, the vast amount either does not at all or has severe issues. Your BoM is not suitable to ESXi but rather to Workstation.
Secondly, you are not legally allowed to run macOS on this hardware--regardless of whether that's Workstation or ESXi. To do so violates the EULAs of both Apple and VMware. I'm pretty sure you at least had some idea of this on your current VMware Workstation setup when you had to apply a hack to get that macOS VM to even run.
When you get your R720 in, then you should be ready to take on this goal (except the macOS part) and be more successful at it.
Copy the VM to an external drive and copy it to your MacBook Pro 16-inch.
Thank you for answering,
Should I install VMware Fusion on the MacBook Pro 16 inch first? Or just paste the folder with the VM?
Hello guys.
What about a vcenter with 2 different IPs (primary vlan: 10.10.1.2/24, gw: 10.10.1.1; and secondary vlan: 192.168.1.2/24), which ESXi hosts take as vcenter managed ip, either of them?
All the ESXi hosts are on 192.168.1.x/24. Some of the ESXi hosts, once you add them to vcenter, have heartbeat issues (you can the the timeouts on vcenter vpxa log), because the “serverIP” variable on /etc/vmware/vpxa/vpxa.cfg points to 10.10.1.2, instead of 192.168.1.2.
VMware support does not how to fix this. All they say is that multihome is not supported.
I’ve tried everything.
Any idea?
You still need to install Fusion.
Perfect!
Ty!