Change a Bus Type of controller SCSI VMs of BusLogic at LSI Logic

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• Create the virtual machine with the type of controller SCSI LSI logic SAS with PowerCLi

  Hey guys,.

  IM the difficulty to create a virtual machine with the type of controller SCSI to "LSI Logic SAS". The cmdlet New - VM im struggling to find where to create the type of controller?

  If you create a virtual machine without specifying a disk it will create a 4 GB SCSI type thick (0:0) hard drive 1 with 0 Parrall default BusLogic SCSI controller.

  What im wanting to do is to create a disk hard which is thin Prov. and create SCSI LSI logic SAS controller is set to.

  New-VM -name VMSTORE23 -$vmhost $esxhost MemoryMB- 4096 NumCpu- 2 -NetworkName "Vlan 6 Machine Virtual Network" | Get-NetworkAdapter | Set-NetworkAdapter -Type Vmxnet3 -MacAddress '00:50:56:00:00:21' -confirm:$false

  I have recived of aid by some LucD who helped direct the value of the network card in the New - VM cmdlet as follows. But I'm not able to add a hose for hard disk also like:

  | Get-hard drive | Together-hard drive - Datastore $datastore - slim StorageFormat

  And I have no idea how change the type of SCSI conroller or create it with the correct configuration?

  Any help would be great,

  Thanks in advance

  Eddie

  Greetings, steddyeddie-

  You should be able to use Set - hard drive and SCSI controller Set cmdlets to set the storage format of your hard drive and the SCSI controller type, respectively.  You were close to on the part of game - hard drive .  Try something like:

  ## get the VM object $vmVMSTORE23 = Get-VM VMSTORE23 ## set the harddisk storageformat to thin$vmVMSTORE23 | Get-HardDisk | Set-HardDisk -StorageFormat Thin ## set the SCSI controller type$vmVMSTORE23 | Get-ScsiController | Set-ScsiController -Type VirtualLsiLogicSAS
  

  It could pack in to your existing order to keep it as a good word, but for readability.

  Enjoy

• find the type of controller SCSI of all virtual machines

  Hello Guyz... help pls. How can I find out what type of SCSI controller of all virtual machines in a data center particular

  Try this!

  # Get the VMs
  $vm = get-datacenter "DATACENTER" | get-vm
  # For each of the VMs
  $vm | % {
      $vmview = get-view $_.id
  #    Get all of the SCSI controller devices
      $hardware = $vmview.config.hardware
      $devices = $hardware | % {$_.device}
      $deviceinfo = $devices | % {$_.deviceinfo}
      $controller = $deviceinfo | ? {$_.label -like "SCSI Contro*"}
      $controller | select-object @{name="Name"; expression={$vmview.name}}, @{name="Controller"; expression={$_.label}}, @{name="Controller Type"; expression={$_.summary}}
  }
  

• Set controller SCSI-type VirtualLsiLogicSAS

  When im getting an error message when im trying to set the type of controller Scsi to VirtualLsiSAS:

  WARNING: Changing the type of the virtual machine boot disk controller prevents the VM to start properly.

  And his is not the change of re-congfigure, leaving the BusLogic controller parallel perfom and continues with the script. Anyone seen this before?

  Hello

  First of all I will file a bug for the warning - this is not correct and it's too scary. The idea of the warning message is that if you change your boot HARD drive controller, it is possible the OS have problems with the start-up of the guest.

  We cannot reporoduce your question in our test environment, it will be useful if you share your information:

  -VM machine-> 4 or 7 Version?

  -ID - WinXP, Win2003 VM, etc.?

  -What is the version of your ESX? I see you have vCenter 4.1 but he could handle older versions of ESX.

  -Have you tried the same operation with the graphical clieant? Is he here?

  And finally, I think you can try this line as a workaround:

  Get - VM testvm | Get-hard drive | New-controller SCSI-Type VirtualLsiLogic - BusSharingMode NoSharing

  This line creates the new controller and remove the existing. Pass the desired values - Type and - BusSharingMode parameters.

  Kind regards

  Vitali

  Team PowerCLI

• New-VM creates a false for WINXP (Buslogic instead of LSI Logic) SCSI controller

  Hello

  I m using VI Toolskit 1.5 to create a few VM´s

  the pretty run´s script, but using '-ID winXPProGuest "creates a virtual machine with surprised I m, 0 Buslogic SCSI controller EXPECTED that result should be LSI Logic

  CODE:

  new-vm-host $VMHost - name $VMName - diskmb $DiskSize - memorymb $Memory - Networkname $Networkname - data $Datastore store - ID winXPProGuest - runasync

  Some ideas?

  Greetings JB01

  You should be able to create it as a guest of Vista, which will give you an LSI controller. If you need you can come back later and change the ID invited with Set - VM - ID. This will not change the type of controller.

• LSI Logic or BusLogic SCSI controller

  Hello

  We have ESX3.5 Update2.

  All WIN2000 / NT VM machines have BusLogic, but WIN2003 and linux Debian have de LSI Logic SCSI controller.

  Is this correct?

  When you use BusLogic and LSI Logic SCSI controller?

  What are the differences?

  There is a great doc that explains the differences between virtual SCSI adapters. Hope this helps.

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-10971

• How do I change the logic LSI Logic SCSI's BUS controller in a prompt Windows 2003 running on ESX 3.5 U4

  I'm unable to find clear instructions on how to change the logic LSI Logic SCSI's BUS controller in a Windows 2003 running on ESX 3.5 U4 prompt.

  If someone could help me I really appreciate.

  Thank you

  Cannot not just off VM, go to the settings on the Hardware tab, Type of SCSI controller, click on modify the type and change of LSI Logic.

• Change the type of scsi controller / windows7Server64Guest and LSI Logic SAS

  Hello

  I would like the parallel to sas LSI Logic scsi LSI logic controller type.

  the reason is this colleague has created an image of windows 2008 R2 and I want to install the machine in script.

  He used LSI Logic SAS.

  When I used PowerCLi for create a new virtual machine with the existing drive, he created with the LSI Logic parallel...

  (of course I change it manually, but I would like to completely automate the installation)

  could someone help me on this?

  Thank you very much in advance

  Fred

  Have you ever watched the SCSI adapater to paravirtual with PowerCLI change ?

  Instead of the VMware.Vim.ParaVirtualSCSIController you select the VMware.Vim.VirtualLsiLogicSASController object.

  Let me know that make you it work if I can post a sample.

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• SCSI - LSI Logic v logical Bus controllers

  Hello

  Can someone answer the following two questions:

  1. When you select a typical construction when creating a new virtual machine is the scsi controller LSI or Bus logic?

  2. What are the benefits of using LSI on Bus and vice versa?

  1. When you select a typical construction when creating a new virtual machine is the scsi controller LSI or Bus logic?

  It depends on the OS you choose.

  Old windows use Buslogic, new use LSI Logic

  2. What are the benefits of using LSI on Bus & vice versa?

  See: type of virtual SCSI adapter

  André

• Tecra A7 PTA71E: Bus of serial controller resource conflict PCI on motherboard

  Hello

  Sorry for my English.

  I have a problem with this laptop Tecra A7 PTA71E 00D00DSP. One of my clients transported this laptop with the next serial number.
  When you turn on the laptop, before windows login, seems that three consecutive messages:

  Conflict of resources - Bus serial PCI controller on the motherboard.
  BUS ERROR: 07 device: function, 06:01
  Resource conflict - PCI on the motherboard mass storage controller.
  BUS ERROR: 07 device: function: 06, 02
  Conflict of resources - Bus serial PCI controller on the motherboard.
  BUS ERROR: 07 device: function, 06:03

  I changed the RAM, hd, eating, with the same result.
  If you come in the bios and save the changes with the best configuration or default installation, the result is the same. I read in the forums that this error is tipycal in some toshiba models and the only solution is to change the motherboard. I hope it 'sn' t true and you, the experts of the toshiba, might help me find or tell an alternative, because I think my client won't like the motherboard, because it is usually too expensive.

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  Mikel Pastor

  Hello

  > I read in the forums that this error is tipycal in some toshiba models and the only solution is to change the motherboard.
  I doubt s typical error for Toshiba laptop.
  According to this error message, there is something wrong with PCI devices on the motherboard, and this error may happen to any laptops from different manufacturers it typical error of s which is related to the question of the motherboard.

  According to me, there is no much to do you'll need a new motherboard.

• A list of virtual machines with type of controller of

  Hi guys,.

  Sorry for the dummy question, but I have new noob in powershell I can not understand how to get the list of virtual machines with type of controller of

  I would like to hva something that looks like this:

  controller name

  Mega-vm IDE

  Super-vm paravirtual

  lsi Tester-vm

  Get - vm mega-vm | Get-ScsiController shows which scsi controller is in the vm, but indicated a virtual machine name and do not watch IDE at all (do get-scsi ))

  Try something like this

  Get - VM |

  Select Name,@{N='Controller'; E = {(Get-contrôleur SCSI-VM $_ |)} {(Sélectionnez Type-ExpandProperty) - join ' |'}}

• Controller SCSI Raid ESXi 5.5 recommendation

  I'm moving the ESXi 5.5 to another server by using the following:

  
  

  Server Dell R610 with 12G of ram and a Dell PowerVaul 220 s Raid 5 with 12, space 1, 5 - T HD sata

  The Raid Controller is a Intel SRCU42E Ultra320 SCSI PCI-Express X 8 with ext 2 x 68pin ports.

  
  

  I get the error ' call 'HostDatastoreSystem. " 'Of object' CreateVmfsDatastore 'ha-datastoresystem' on ESXi when you try to add storage. I even installed 5.1 but with the same results.

  
  

  Later, after much research and troubleshooting, as well as headaches, I discover that the SCSI Raid card was not compatible with ESXI 5.1, 5.5 only with 4.1 or 4.0

  I begin to scan the cards SCSI RAID but difficult to get one with the above specifications that could be compatible with ESXI 5.5

  
  

  Run out of tricks and do not have the ability to turn the Dell PowerVault 220 s

  May suggest a SCSI Raid PCI - e card with a port Ext. 68pin compatible 5.1 to 5.5? All of the recommendations, difficulty, work around?

  Thank you

  ESXi 5.5 system requirements

  When you install or upgrade to ESXi 5.5, ensure that the host meets these minimum hardware configurations supported by ESXi 5.5:

  1. Your equipment is compatible on the VMware Compatibility Guide. This includes:
  • Systems compatibility
  • Compatibility I/O (network adapters and HBAS)
  • Storage compatibility
  • Backup software compatibility
• You have a 64-bit processor. VMware ESXi 5.5 only installs and runs on 64-bit x 86 CPU servers. He argues also that LAHF and SAHF CPU instructions.
• You have a computer with at least two hearts 5.5 ESXi host.
• The NX/XD bit is set for the CPU in the BIOS.
• Your processor is supported. ESXi supports a wide range of x 64 of multicore. For a complete list of taken processors supported,
• You have 4 GB of RAM. This is the minimum required to install ESXi 5.5. Provide at least 8 GB of RAM to take full advantage of the features of ESXi and run virtual machines in typical production environments.
• Support for hardware virtualization (Intel VT - x or AMD RVI) is enabled on x 64 CPU (to support 64-bit virtual machines). For a complete list of operating systems that are supported with ESXi, hosts running virtual machines with 64-bit operating systems have these hardware requirements:
  • For AMD Opteron systems, processors must be Opteron Rev E or later.
  • For Intel Xeon systems, processors must include support for Intel Virtualization Technology (VT). Many servers which may include processors with VT support VT disabled by default, so you have to manually enable VT. If your CPU support VT, but you do not see this option in the BIOS, contact your provider to request a version of BIOS that allows to enable VT support.

    Note: to determine if your server has 64-bit VMware support, download The utility of Identification of CPU on the VMware site.

• You have one or more Gigabit or 10 GB Ethernet controllers. For a list of network adapter models supported, refer to the VMware Compatibility Guide.
• You with any combination of one or more storage controllers are:
  • Basic SCSI controllers. Adaptec Ultra-160 or Ultra-320, LSI Logic Fusion-MPT and most NCR/Symbios SCSI.
  • RAID controllers. Reference Dell PERC (Adaptec RAID and LSI MegaRAID) RAID HP Smart Array or IBM ServeRAID controllers (Adaptec).
• You have a SCSI drive or a local, off-grid, RAID LUN with unpartitioned for VMS space.
• For Serial ATA (SATA), a drive connected through taken SAS controllers supported or supported integrated SATA controllers. SATA drives are supposed to be remote, no premises. These discs are not used as a partition to scrape by default because they are too far away.

  Note: you cannot connect a SATA CD-ROM device to a virtual machine on a host ESXi 5.5. To use the SATA CD-ROM device, you must use the IDE emulation mode.

• You use a supported storage system. ESXi 5.5 supports the installation and start-up of these storage systems:
  • SATA drives. SATA drives connected behind the SAS controllers supported or SATA controllers support built-in.
    • LSI1068E (LSISAS3442E)
    • LSI1068 (SAS 5)
    • IBM ServeRAID 8K SAS controller
    • Smart Array P400/256 controller
    • 5.0.1 Dell PERC controller
  • SATA drives. Support SATA edge include:
    • Intel ICH9
    • NVIDIA MCP55
    • ServerWorks HT1000

  Note: ESXi does not support using SATA internal disks local to the host server to create VMFS stores of data that is shared between multiple ESXi hosts.

• You have disks Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) supported for ESXi 5.5 installation and to store virtual machines in VMFS partitions.
• You have dedicated disk SAN Fibre Channel or iSCSI.
• You have USB devices supported for ESXi installation.
• You can install and start ESXi a FCoE LUN using VMware software FCoE adapters and network with FCoE adapters discharge capacity
. See the documentation for storage for more information about installing and initializing ESXi with vSphere FCoE software.

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  Is it possible to change the underlying data type of the indicator or a control?  I a VI that I want to use that accepts any type of data (essentially data varriant) and display it accordingly.  I have different controls selected to display data of different types in the sense of data vs decimal boolean data vs integer, but certain types of data will be of type uint32 vs int16 vs uint64 etc..  Is it possible to programmatically change the data type, so I need to have all the combinations of indicators?

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• Change the Data Type to node e/s on PXI-7841R FPGA

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