Migration of a distributed switch (vDS) to a new vCenter (PowerCLI edition) – via vLenzker
Migration of a distributed switch (vDS) to a…
Migration of a distributed switch (vDS) to a new vCenter (PowerCLI edition)
Migration of a distributed switch (vDS) to a new vCenter (PowerCLI edition) – via vLenzker
Migration of a distributed switch (vDS) to a new vCenter (PowerCLI edition)
VMware vSphere 6 Fault Tolerance – Architecture and Performance
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vCenter server service won’t start after upgrading 5.5 to Update 3b
Just a quick heads up! Over the last week I’ve been upgrading our vCenter servers from version 5.5 to the most recent 5.5 Update 3b version and have ran into a small hiccup. The upgrade of SSO, Web Client, Inventory Service and even vCenter server all went as expected without any issues. Then I rebooted […]]> https://miketabor.com/vcenter-server-service-wont-start-after-upgrading-5-5-to-update-3b/feed/ 0 Synology DS415+ NAS Review https://miketabor.com/synology-ds415-nas-review/…Read More
Migrating from a vDS to a VSS (via vWud.net)
So you need to remove a NSX enabled host from a cluster but first you need to migrate your host networking from the vDS to a VSS. There are a few ways to do this but by far the easiest is to migrate your vmkernel portgroups rather than recreate them manually Doing it this way…Read More
VMware App Volumes API Reference (via Virtual Thoughts)
A detailed reference on the VMware App Volumes API
Real-time Analytics for the Entire Stack: vRealize Operations Now Supports Citrix XenApp / XenDesktop 7.6 https://t.co/tI0o4NEt22
Real-time Analytics for the Entire Stack: vRealize Operations Now Supports Citrix XenApp / XenDesktop 7.6 https://t.co/tI0o4NEt22
How to change VMDK geometry
I recently ran into an issue were I needed to change the geometry of some VMDK files – I will do a seperate blog post on where and why later. For now I will just focus on how tochange VMDK… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]
Run Windows on Your Mac: VirtualBox vs @VMwareFusion vs Parallels
If you need to run Windows inside OS X, you have three options: VirtualBox, VMware, and Parallels. Each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and different use cases where one’s better than another. Let’s break down when each is best and for what.
Methods for installing @VMware Tools 10 on your ESXi host
Thanks to its independent release cycle, VMware Tools 10 can be updated separately from the ESXi host, reducing the impact of updating the entire host.
12 Reasons Why You Should Use The Log Insight Agent https://t.co/iklSS9F39T
12 Reasons Why You Should Use The Log Insight Agent https://t.co/iklSS9F39T
What’s New in Linux Desktops in @VMwareHorizon 6.2.1
In Horizon 6.2.1, we made some improvements to the 3D graphics capabilities that have been available in Linux desktops since Horizon 6.2.
vSphere-6:Part 7-Configuring dvSwitch & Port groups @vmwarevsphere
In last post of this series we have seen how to configure and install licenses for vCenter Server and Esxi hosts. Also we have performed some basic tasks like creating Datacenter/Cluster and adding hosts to cluster.
Horizon View Composer Database Creation Script
I built this script out to create a Horizon View Composer database along with the schemas and permissions for my lab.
vDCA550-Objective 2.2-3-Configure vSS and vDS settings using command line tools
Happy New Year 2016. vSS can be completely created, configured, and managed from the command line. The main command namespace is “esxcli network standard” “Because vDS are created on a […]
App Volumes automated install
It happens sometimes that you need to do some testing with an application. If you’re an IT consultant it might even happen that you need to install and uninstall the same product, multiple, multiple times. Well, everyone likes to save time, so, the short answer, how do we automate as much as possible!
VMware Horizon 6 – Install View Connection Server
Various components of VMware Horizon 6 works together to form the entire component VMware VDI infrastructure. View Connection server is the important and core component and which will be the first server which needs to be deployed to form the VMware Horizon 6 with view environment. View Connection Server is a software service that acts as a broker for client connections and authenticate users via Active Directory and then directing incoming user requests to the appropriate virtual desktop, physical desktop, or terminal server. It provides web-based View administrator portal to manage the entire VMware VDI ( VMware Horizon 6 ) infrastructure.
VCP6-NV Resources (@VMware)
The following is a list of resources that I have came across whilst studying for the VCP6-NV exam. This is mainly for my reference but hopefully it might help someone, I will update this list as I go.
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New Release: VMware Horizon 6 App-Delivery Decision Maker https://t.co/DpEWAWrSkU https://t.co/DS1BFxdIx7
New Release: VMware Horizon 6 App-Delivery Decision Maker https://t.co/DpEWAWrSkU https://t.co/DS1BFxdIx7
Did you know of an additional cool vMotion capability in vSphere 6.0? (via @vGhetto)
There was an excellent blog post from Duncan a couple of weeks back going over the new vMotion capabilities in vSphere 6.0 which includes: Cross vSwitch vMotion, Cross vCenter vMotion (xVC-vMotion) and Long Distance vMotion (LD-vMotion). If you have not checked out his article, I highly recommend you give it a read before proceeding further. After reading through Duncan’s article, I noticed he had missed out on one additional vMotion capability which might not be obvious as the option is no where to be found in the vSphere Web Client UI. In fact, I was only aware of this additional capability after hearing about it from Engineering during the development of vSphere 6.