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• Connect to a service running on the Virtual Machine

  Hello

  I installed the server virtual computer on a Windows Vista-based computer. I have created a virtual machine and configured the Windows XP operating system and certain services is installed.

  I can't do a ping to the host Vista the XP virtual machine. But I'm not able to ping for the service that is running on the Virtual Machine host to Vista XP. I have configured the virtual machine to run on the HostOnly network.

  What could be the problem/fix?

  Kind regards

  Knockaert C

  If you are pinging by IP address then it work should absolutely check that the Windows Firewall in XP guest does not prevent the ICMP packets that is located on the tab 'Advanced' the Firewall Control Panel applet. No changes to host files is required. What type of network you choose - bridged, host only or NAT. If fulfilled, VMware is fill protocol running on this NETWORK card in the home? If one of the other two, is their virtual network adapters (VMnet *) in the active host and IP associated with them?

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• I can run all the virtual machines (created with workstation) in VMWare player?

  Suppose I created a virtual machine in a Vmware Workstation 7.1 installation.

  Can I take all of this a virtual machine and run it on a VMware player installation?

  Or Vmware Workstation offers specific features that are required by the virtual machine to run successfully?

  Matt

  If,

  If you are using vmware player 3.x, you should have no problem.

  Do not forget that the workstation and vmware player share much of its architecture.

  Best wishes / Saludos.
  Pablo

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• 64 bit VMs in ESX/ESXi 4.0 that is running as a Virtual Machine in VMware Workstation 7.0.1

  I created an ESX4 host in VMware Workstation 7.0.1 as a Machine with 4 GB of RAM, 2 vCPUs and 1 (25 GB for installation) VMDK virtual and more later added 75 GB VMDK as an iSCSI LUN using openfiler.

  My vCenter Server runs as a Virtual Machine with SQL Express Edition 2005 DB.

  I want to install a Windows Server 2008 R2, which is a 64-bit as a virtual machine within the VM ESX4 embedded operating system. Is this possible?

  Hello

  as this comment by DOC from VMWare, in the 'internal' invited you will just be able to run 32-bit clients, never a 64 bit one.

  Best wishes / Saludos.

  Pablo

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• Host detects the virus that is ran in the virtual machine

  When I google search for "virus to test download" and open the 2nd link in my windows 7 VM, avast on my host computer is like VIRUS DETECTED. I'm guessing that this occurs because the virtual computer uses the internet hosts.

  PS: it was once my I.T. teacher told me that he was sure navigation in a virtual machine.

  Host antivirus can detect the test virus in the network traffic and also could detect when the VM saves on hard drive of the virtual machine (which, after all, is stored just as a set of files on the hard drive of the host).  Some antivirus programs scan even the memory used by all processes running, in which case it can also discover that the test virus from the data in the memory of the virtualization engine.  None of these situations are a source of real concern for the host.

  Navigation in a virtual machine is generally considered safe from the point of view of the host, but virtualization will do nothing to directly protect the OS itself invited to malware that it can capture.

  Note that VMware Workstation has a few features that deliberately to break the isolation barrier and could expose the host to a malicious client.  If you are worried about it, a good starting point to lock the virtual computer is to go in the settings of the virtual machine, choose the Options tab, make sure the shared folders is disabled (under Guest insulation), make sure that the Clipboard and features drag-and - drop are disabled.

  See you soon,.

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  Darius

• UEFI TBS tool running on the virtual machine

  I installed esxi5.0 with setting of the virtual machine to support UEFI BIOS. I tried to run TBS uefi (self-certification tool) on uefi shell but installation stop impossible to copy the file stallforkey.efi. However, on a normal physical machine, I am able to boot to efi shell and can install the tool even without any impact. I wonder why it does not work on a virtual machine. Thank you!

  Sorry I did not on this thread in a timely.  I try to help where I can, but it can be difficult to follow all this and make sure that I have the answer to everything.

  The driver that you have found is the right, and it seems that you have loaded correctly too.

  You should probably just use "reconnect" in the EFI Shell to disconnect our CTS volume FAT file system driver and connect the FAT file system driver that you have installed (which has a larger number of driver version, it should be preferred to our driver)... Then, you should have file name long support on the volume of the SCT.  There is some trick that is necessary in order to obtain the ID correct grip for the command "reconnect", or you can try of "reconnect - r", which will take a little longer to run.  You must ensure that the current the EFI Shell working directory is not on the file system you want to log.

  So you're on track with OVMF + qemu anyway, so I just after the above for the sake of completeness, and just in case you find yourself stuck and looking for yet another way forward.  Sorry again once I failed to reply to your message.

  See you soon,.

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• Mount an .iso that is stored IN the virtual machine.

  Briefing Note: deploy us thin client on several campuses. Create us the model, deploy in each site, and then rebuild each pool. We now need to mount an image file .iso for one of the required programs. The .iso image file cannot be mounted with the software of in the virtual environment, because it uses a software of PortectDISC. We have the right number of drives, but customers have no disk drives.

  Problem: Since deploying the model, we must include the file .iso with her image. Normally, you would ride a .iso manually. However, load the file on each remote server .iso image and enter in each of hundreds of machines virtual one at a time to set the .iso way are not possible. Mount the .iso image file is our only option. Is there a way to store the .iso image file in the hard disk of the virtual machine and the virtual machine settings to rise from this point .iso? Or is it possible to include the image .iso with the model file when we deploy it is with each virtual machine and the path in the settings is already pointing to it?

  We tried to put the file .iso image on a store of data on one of our ESX servers, and then modified the model gold on this machine to point to the .iso image file. We reconstructed the pool, and the image .iso file mounted correctly. The problem with that is that we have 20 + machines trying to access the same file at the same time. Let the first few machines work, but the rest said it had disc read errors. So, we want to each machine to have its own .iso.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  I have to add a warning that I use not models, but I don't think it is very relevant to my answer.

  @wila: well, I had thought about it, but when deploy us the image, it will automatically change the path to the file? For example, if we note the virtual drive to mount the .iso file to "\vm_template\cd.iso", then deploy, each of the virtual machines will not have this same path in their settings? Then they will all point to '\vm_template\cd.iso' instead of their own institution ' "\vm_##\cd.iso? '" If so, this would require we go each of hundreds of machines and set up manually every time that we deploy a model.

  If you do not add a path, then the iso that the virtual machine will try to open will be local to the virtual machine. You can simply do this by copying the vm to the path of your virtual machine, for example "[storage1] \vm_template" and affecting the CD this specific path.

  As is the same way, you can wait for the vSphere client is smart enough, it does not remove the path for drives in such a case, but not for CD...

  To use the vSphere Client to create the bases so far

  What I just did, go in the vmx file, deleted information path of superfluous and only left the name of the iso file, and all the true startConnected, not the virtual machine to make sure that my edit is OK, again registered the VM in the vSphere client, then started my VM and mounted the cdrom without any problem whatsoever.

  So - as expected - it works fine the iso file is local to the virtual machine and the local path comes first unless you assign specifically it different in the vmx file.

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• Problems of time (NTP) on the virtual machines within ESXi 4

  I had synchronization problems of intermittent time with my computers running on ESXi4 for quite a while now.  I thought that there were problems with my VM themselves and made some changes that appear to clear things for awhile.  The problems are back, and I'm starting to wonder if this is something being induced with ESXi itself.  My configuration is:

  ESXi 4.1.0

  -2 x Windows domain controller

  -Exchange Server x 2

  -FreeNAS

  VMWare tools are installed on all windows boxes.  FreeNAS is running without installed VMTools.  Domain controllers are set to use time NTP, servo out of an internet time server.  Client Windows have the default configuration and should be pulling the exact time of one of the two domain controllers.  FreeNAS is taking time to DCs.  Often when problems begin with authentication, it is because of the difference in clock being too great between servers, or between the Server / client.

  Are there recommended solutions for these issues?  I dug through the forum messages and the KBs and found a good bit of info but nothing that does not seem to solve these problems.

  I recommend you to configure a time outside of your virtual environment for you server ESXi hosts.

  Imagine that nothing is under tension, and you begin to start.

  Your domain controller will begin with your host ESXi (UTC) time until it can connect to the Internet to update time.

  At this time most VMs are probably on the wrong time, and it creates a lot of problems.

  After the updating of the DC then only will be hosting ESXi synch at the exact time. Quite a turn messed up

  If your ESXi have an external NTP server, they boot with the exact time and start all the virtual machines with the exact time.

  It may be useful

• vCloud Director & database running on the virtual machine

  Hi people,

  I looked for this information on documentation and the online forum, but I have not found it. Is it possible to run vCloud Director Service and Oracle DB on Virtual Machines VMware? And if it's possible, VMware will support it?

  Don't forget that I will reserve all the resources of these virtual machines.

  Thank you!

  Jean-

  Running vCloud Director in one or more virtual machines is certainly supported.

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  Eddie Dinel

  Senior Product Manager, vCloud Director

• Unable to deploy SOA of JDEV in WLS running on the virtual machine

  Environment: JDeveloper 11.1.1.7, WLS 10.3.6 running on GNU / Linux virtual Oracle. I have 1 admin server and 2 managed servers running on SOA and BPM.
  
  I have a very simple Hello BPEL as SOA application trying to deploy JDEV in my WLS server.
  
  I was able to successfully create the connection to the Application Server and tested, all hunky dory.
  
  When you try to deploy the process BPEL of JDEV, at the 4th level in the Deployment Wizard (where it shows 'SOA Server', 'Partition', 'Status' and "Server URL"), the URL of the server is still showing 'http://[2606:b400:2010:4047:216:3eff:fe52:52bd]:8001', very wired.
  
  And newspapers showing as:
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------
  [10: 00:43] preparing to send the HTTP request for the deployment
  [10: 00:43] Creation of HTTP connection to the host: [2606:b400:2010:4047:216:3eff:fe52:52bd], port: 8001
  [10: 00:43] sending internal deployment descriptor
  [10: 00:43] send (archive) - sca_One_rev1.0.jar
  [10: 00:44] HTTP to the server, the response code = 502 response was received
  [10: 00:44] problem in sending HTTP request on the server. Please make sure that the server is in place or check the code of standard HTTP response for 502
  [10: 00:44] error in deployment of archives sca_One_rev1.0.jar to partition 'default' server soa_server1 [http://[2606:b400:2010:4047:216:3eff:fe52:52bd]:8001]
  [10: 00:44] HTTP error Code returned [502]
  [10: 00:44] no error message is returned by the server.
  [10: 00:44] error in deployment of archives sca_One_rev1.0.jar to partition 'default' server soa_server1 [http://[2606:b400:2010:4047:216:3eff:fe52:52bd]:8001]
  [10: 00:44] # incomplete deployment. ####
  [10: 00:44] error deployment archive file:/scratch/dghosh/jdeveloper/mywork/BPELProject-Two/One/deploy/sca_One_rev1.0.jar
  (oracle.tip.tools.ide.fabric.deploy.common.SOARemoteDeployer)
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  I have searched the forums and couldn't find a useful solution. Some of the mentioned son, this could the problem of DHCP etc.
  
  Can someone please shed some light, thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Go to the administration Console. Environment > servers, see you in the column 'Machine' for your soa_server?

  Go to the environment > Machines, choose the machine that you saw in the previous step.

  Go to Configuration > Node Manager, see you in listening address? May this is the place to be changed.

  Let me know how you go. If this answer is useful, please he reward accordingly.

  See you soon,.
  Vlad

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• Taking image image redhat physical machine running on the virtual machine 1 core.

  Hello

  I am woundering no matter I would get in trouble if I toke a physical machine linux image used vmware converter to make a picture of him and installed on a virtual machine with a processor?

  I'm guessing that this might cause pilot or BONE problems.

  Someone at - it experience with this?

  Thank you

  Dak.

  There will be no real problem. Linux can work on 1core CPU even with SMP kernel installed perfectly. But it runs a bit slower due to additional unnecessary code in the kernel for synchronize processors.

  The only real problem is that you will have 1 kernel instead of able 4 times less treatment and 4.

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• Can not copy VM UM VCenter para outro sem desligar a uma machine virtual (I can copy a virtual machine to one vCenter to another without stopping the virtual machine)?

  Pessoal, boa is late,

  Hello

  Gostaria of sabre to e possible copy of VM uma um VCenter para outro sem ter as desligar a Máquina. Is a possibility?

  I wonder if it is possible to copy one Virtual MACHINE a vCenter to the other without power off duty the machine. There is a possibility?

  Obrigado desde ja

  Thank you

  My brother, fazer o um escopo clone or por exemplo um deploy um model e no mesmo vCenter, or seja, por vias normais, voce nao do clonar OU fazer deploy model vCenter para um um o outro.

  Very, sempre exists uma saida, e no seu caso, você pode fazer o seguinte:

  1 cloned an atual VM (as pode ser feito com an origem watch VM);

  2 copy os archives da VM clonada para o outro datastore vCenter;

  3. no data store don't do novo vCenter, service one pasta da VM e clicar com direito button no land e .vmx selecionar didn't add to the inventory.

• VMTools fails to run for the virtual machine Windows 2000

  My first post.

  Just installed VMWare Workstation 8.0 on a Windows 7 64 bit computer and I'm trying to create a virtual machine to Windows 2000 Professional from a CD of Installation. I'm trying to resurrect an old machine from the grave of cyber.

  I created a disk image ISO of the installation CD Windows 2000 Pro original and then used the new computer Virtual Assistant to create a new virtual machine from it. Everything was fine, the new virtual machine started using the video driver by default since the installation media. Therefore I could not make any changes to the screen. VM Workstation suggested I have install VMTools.

  But when I installed VMTools, installation fails just before she completed displays a dialog box stating "Setup failed to upgrade Windows Installer.

  So I have reproduced the same process on a copy of VMWorkstaion 6.5.2 running on a Windows XP-based computer by using a copy of the same ISO image. I installed VMTools and completed the installation successfully. Then I cloned the machine and copied to the first machine. The new virtual machine booted up and I was able to make changes to the screen. However, VMWorkstation 8.0 informed the VMTools was outdated and run it again. When I did, it has exactly the same way as it did before.

  Although the new virtual machine created the 6.5.2 VMWorkstation works better, I prefer to have a recent version of VMTools install correctly on this virtual machine.

  Does anyone have any ideas or solutions?

  I think Win2000 needs to be patched to Service Pack 4 to the latest version of VMware and the VMware tools.

• I have more than 3 instances that are running on the Linux machine? How can I determine which shared memory and semaphores are associated with the instance?

  Pleace help me
  

  
  

  Thank you

  Oh yes

  Please check again

  SQL > setmypid oradebug

  SQL > oradebug CPI

  SQL > tracfile_name oradebug

  Thank you

• Wrong message 'VMware Tools can be updated' for the virtual machine within ESXi 4.1

  These VMware tools in my guest operating system keep on the list "VMware Tools can be updated" and the yellow exclamation point.

  Host operating system is ESXi 4.1.0 build 348481

  VMware Tools version is 8.4.8 build 491717

  It is not on the files with the extension.001 as described in the following article

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 2001382

  I checked and there is no file with this extension.

  I think that VMware tools is unable to read or to compare the correct numbers.  Or is there another reason?

  Reply to my own post:

  The answer, in fact the procedure, is inside this article:

  https://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-31365

  For some reason VMware Tools is not installed correctly (for example files from previous versions are left inside the hard disk).  So I have to do a manual cleaning before you reinstall the tools.