Re: Week long headache with CA signed certificates on VCSA 5.5
You can check the chain using openssl verify. In Windows the command would be:openssl verify -CAfile C:\pathtopem\chain.pem -verbose c:\pathtoCerfile\filename.cerI don't know what the linux equivalent...
View ArticleVcenter server 5.5 instalation requirements
Hello , We have just parchased vsphere essential plus license upto three servers. We have need to know about vcenter server installation requirements. Can we install Vcenter server 5.5 on linux...
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Can we install Vcenter server 5.5 on linux operating systems. If yes then how? No you can't install on linux but you can use vCVA appliance which a SLES base vCenter Server. We have need to know about...
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Short answer is No. But you can deploy a pre-built vCenter Server Appliance which is based in Linux (vCenter already installed and customized) VMware KB: Downloading and deploying the vCenter Server...
View ArticleIncrease memory in vCenter VM
I have a vCenter 5.5 VM with only 4gb of RAM allocated.I want to upgrade this.Firstly what is the recommended memory to allocate (SQL on another server).The memory option is greyed out (permissions are...
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Another option would be: - to take a look on which host the vCenter is running- shutdown the VM- connect directly to the host with the vSphere Client and edit die RAM of the VM- start the VM Tim
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Or (since this is a forum about vCenter Orchestrator) you can use 'Change RAM' stock vCO workflow. Deploy vCO appliance VMRegister the host where your vCenter VM is deployed in vCOPower off your...
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Re: Increase memory in vCenter VM
Woops, sorry Illian, I just moved the thread to the vCenter Server area
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Has version 10 tools on it so I can only edit in Web Client
View ArticleRe: Increase memory in vCenter VM
Here are two separate ways you can be able to upgrade the memory on vCenter VMware KB: Downgrading the virtual machine hardware version in ESX/ESXi VMware KB: Editing virtual machine settings fails...
View ArticleRe: Increase memory in vCenter VM
you have to shutdown the Vcenter server VM to increase the RAM. Just shutdown the VM and edit settings for RAM whatever you want to add. There will be no impact on the ESX host and other VM by all this.
View ArticleRe: Vcenter server 5.5 instalation requirements
see the below URL for software requirements to install Vcenter. vSphere 5.5 Documentation Center
View ArticleRe: Catch-22 - how does one edit the vcenter server VM if you have already...
I found this in a VMware KB article - seems easy enough: To change the amount of allocated memory to a virtual machine, run the command:Set-VM -VM VM_Name -MemoryMB 1024Note: To set the size in...
View ArticleRe: Cannot see Hardware Status of Host ESXi 5.5 anymore in Web client 5.5.
This worked for me.VMware KB: The Hardware Status tab displays the error: Hardware monitoring service on this host is not responding or… Open an SSH session to the host.Run this...
View ArticleRe: Cannot see Hardware Status of Host ESXi 5.5 anymore in Web client 5.5.
Enabled SSH etc to log in to ESXi 5.5 host and ran command , clicked on update for hardware status and waited for over 10 minutescomes back blank No Host Data Available. I also get Cannot connect to...
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DRS powered on a VM with VM Monitoring disabled
Has anybody encountered this before? DRS appears to have automatically powered on a VM roughly 12 minutes after the VM was powered off. It's a two host cluster running ESXi 5.1 update 1 build 1312873...
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I doubt that it was DRS which powered on the VM. The DRS entry in the event logs is likely only the "initial placement" for which DRS is responsible after a VM is powered on by whomever or whatever. André
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I was suspecting the same. The problem is that the Power on Task doesn't list a user and without hyp logs, I can't see who or what powered it on. Thank you for the response.
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