VAMI: Probably shouldn’t use hashtags for the VCSA root password, either.
So, I was updating a 6.7 vSphere via the VAMI (vCenter Server Appliance Management Interface) yesterday and I noted that I had gotten lucky, and
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So, I was updating a 6.7 vSphere via the VAMI (vCenter Server Appliance Management Interface) yesterday and I noted that I had gotten lucky, and
I actually don’t even care if I’m late to the game on this one. I search AD for users a few times a month, and
Do you: hate your job? dislike your users? like getting headaches at 3:45pm on a Friday? love creating RCAs for your leadership? Well you’re in
Managing ESXi without vCenter is annoying enough, but updating it is the worst. I feel like I have to relearn it every time I do
If you use iSCSI storage for your ESXi hosts- including boot from SAN, you will need to create dump files for your ESXi hosts. If
You know what sucks? iSCSI Boot from SAN with Cisco UCS. Well- not really. What sucks is doing Boot from SAN on UCS for a
Sizing your vROPS (vRealize Operations Manager) can be tricky. You definitely don’t want to undersize it, but you also don’t want to make it too
Specifically- you can’t really roam Task Bar and Start Menu items in Windows 10 at all. I checked with VMware support. You have two alternatives:
I came in this morning with a Host that was disconnected from vCenter. It was showing the typical “Host Connection and Power State” and “Cannot
I needed to turn on EVC. It was a long time coming, really. I should have turned it on when I had the entire vSphere