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• How to: create an alarm when a VM (or VM) is migrated?

  Hello

  Someone has already tried to create an alarm in vCenter where you would get messages when a specific virtual machine is vmotioned?

  I know there are rules related to migration, but I couldn't make them work.

  I want to use these alarms as a way to follow a specific set of virtual machines (Nexus VSM modules). (I configure the alarm to send me an email). Ideally I hope of the email contains the new location for the virtual machine.

  Thank you

  Ionut

  Click the top of vcenter > alarms > definitions > new alarm

  ALARM TYPE

  Monitor: Virtual Machines

  Monitor for specific events on this object, for example, VM Power On

  In the triggers

  Event = DRS migrated VM

  Normal State

  ACTIONS

  Add Actions > Send an e-mail notification

  Test it. and post the result here

  Good luck

• How to create the alarm

  How can I create alarm using powershell.

  Scope: Virtual Center

  Alarrm: Host Type

  Trigger condition: attached host

  Action: Run script

  $si = Get-View ServiceInstance
  
  $alm = Get-View $si.Content.AlarmManager
  
  $sae = New-Object VMware.Vim.StateAlarmExpression
  
  $sae.Operator = "isEqual"
  
  $sae.Type = "HostSystem"
  
  $sae.StatePath = "runtime.connectionState"
  
  $sae.Red = "connected"
  
  $oae = New-Object VMware.Vim.OrAlarmExpression
  
  $oae.Expression = $sae
  
  $rsa = New-Object VMware.Vim.RunScriptAction
  
  $rsa.script = "cmd.exe /c c:\run.bat"
  
  $atats = New-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmTriggeringActionTransitionSpec
  
  $atats.StartState = "yellow"
  
  $atats.FinalState = "red"
  
  $atats.Repeats = $false
  
  $ata = New-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmTriggeringAction
  
  $ata.Action = $rsa
  
  $ata.TransitionSpecs = $atats
  
  $gaa = New-Object VMware.Vim.GroupAlarmAction
  
  $gaa.Action += $ata
  
  $alarm = *New-Object* VMware.Vim.AlarmSpec
  
  $alarm.Name = "my_Alarm2009"
  
  $alarm.Description = "myDesc"
  
  $alarm.Enabled = $true
  
  $alarm.Expression = $oae
  
  $alarm.Action = $gaa
  
  $alarm.ActionFrequency = 0
  
  $alarm.Setting = New-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmSetting
  
  $alm.CreateAlarm($si.Content.RootFolder,$alarm)
  

• How to create the alarm system on VI

  Hai, I am current made an alarm using LV 8.6. together, I attach a simple VI. How can I do a simple alarm system so that when the measured RMS value exceeds a number that the user can define, a beep will be apear

  

• How to create Self Service Portal in Vcenter Orchestrator? times

  Dear team,

  I want to create the Self Service Portal to reset user password in Active Directory in Vcenter Orchestartor. Could someone guide me for this

  Note: I installed Vmware Vcenter Orchestrator 5.5.

  
  

  Kind regards

  Odile M

  TechM

  I hope it would be only certain types of admins/helpdesk do PW reset because you must connect to the WebView in order to run the workflow... in any case, you can follow this tutorial for a Webview based in vCO:

  http://www.vcoteam.info/articles/learn-VCO/107-create-a-simple-VCO-self-service-VM-provisioning-Portal-part-3.html

  Regarding the other prerequisites:

  vCO must have the ad plugin installed and configured to use SSL when communicating your AD environment. It is a requirement for users created with passwords and resetting passwords.

  When you get to the step of the tutorial for mapping a workflow, you'll want to use the workflow to "Change password". This is a workflow of library Active Directory that are available after the installation of the plugin AD and the vCenter Orchestrator Server service restarts.

• Create new alarms

  Hello

  This magnificent script was created by LucD. The script creates a new alarm for the host. Does anyone know how to change the script creates the new alarm in vCenter level.

  $esxName = "hostname".

  $alarmMgr = get-view AlarmManager #only works when connect you to vc not esx
  $entity = get-VMHost-name $esxName | Get-View

  # AlarmSpec
  $alarm = new-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmSpec
  $alarm. Name = "home alarm.
  $alarm. Description = "host followed.
  $alarm. Enabled = $TRUE

  #Action
  $alarm.action = new-Object VMware.Vim.GroupAlarmAction

  $trigger = new-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmTriggeringAction
  $trigger.action = new-Object VMware.Vim.SendSNMPAction

  # Transaction
  $trans = new-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmTriggeringActionTransitionSpec
  $trans.startstate = "yellow".
  $trans.finalstate = "red".
  $trans.repeats = $false

  $trigger.transitionspecs += $trans

  $alarm.action.action += $trigger

  # Expression
  $expression = new-Object VMware.Vim.EventAlarmExpression
  $expression. EventType = "EnteringMaintenanceModeEvent."
  $expression. ObjectType = "HostSystem.
  $expression. Status = "red".

  $alarm.expression = new-Object VMware.Vim.OrAlarmExpression
  $alarm.expression.expression += $expression

  $alarm.setting = new-Object VMware.Vim.AlarmSetting
  $alarm.setting.reportingFrequency = 0
  $alarm.setting.toleranceRange = 0

  # Create the alarm.
  $alarmMgr.CreateAlarm($entity.) MoRef, $alarm)

  What values do you have in the $red and $yellow variables when you assign them to the corresponding properties?

  Maybe fix the script running, that you try to use, so I can take a look.

  BTW is there any error messages when you run your script?

• How to display the alarm message for a scheduled task in Task Scheduler

  Original title: title of alarm appears not

  When I create an alarm (in the Task Scheduler) I give this particular alarm a name (example: time to pick up the aunt Martha). How can I make this name display when the alarm goes off?

  Hello

  1. click on start, type Task Scheduler and press enter

  2. in the section actions in the right pane, click create basic task

  3 type the task name , and then click Next

  4. Select when starting the task and click Next

  5. now, select the start and end time and click Next

  6. now, select display a message as the action to perform, and then click Next

  7. now, type a message to display and click Next and click Finish.

• How to create DSN on Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit 32 bit

  I've created System DSN using the SQL Native Client ODBC DSN name does not invite to the screen of the database option during the installation of the VMware Update Manager utility in vCenter Server 4.1

  vCenter server 4.1 is irunning on Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit in which SQL Server 2008 R2 is installed.

  Please help how can create 32-bit DSN for VMware Update Manager. Screenshots are attached to the post for referance.

  glance. http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1010401

• Create the alarm to run the script when migrating a VM

  Very well, I create an alarm that triggers a script that runs whenever a virtual computer is migrated automatically in a DRS cluster. I see in the API documentation that I could use the EventAlarmExpression - & gt; new (eventType = & gt; "VmMigratedEvent") (or maybe one of the other dealing with migration eventType). " The problem is that I don't see a way to be able to use a RunScriptAction with an EventAlarmExpression. It seems the only way is to use the RunScriptAction with a StateAlarmExpression. Here is a code snippet showing if all goes well I would do:

  My = $vmName ' name_of_vm;

  My $alarmScript = ' / usr/sbin/vm_migration_update.pl';

  My $vm = Vim::find_entity_view (view_type = & gt; 'VirtualMachine.

  filter = & gt; {name = & gt; $vmName}) ;

  My $alarmMgr = Vim::get_service_content() - & gt; alarmManager;

  my $alarm = Vim::get_view (mo_ref = & gt; $alarmMgr);

  My $alarmExpr = EventAlarmExpression - & gt; new (eventType = & gt; (' VmMigratedEvent');

  My $alarmAction = RunScriptAction - & gt; (new)

  script = & gt; $alarmScript

  );

  My $alarmTrigger = AlarmTriggeringAction - & gt; (new)

  action = & gt; $alarmAction,

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  1. green2yellow = & gt; 0,

  1. yellow2red = & gt; 0,

  1. yellow2green = & gt; 0

  );

  My $alarmSpec = AlarmSpec - & gt; (new)

  name = & gt; "Migrated VM."

  Description = & gt; 'Trigger to run the script then from VM migration',

  activated = & gt; 1,

  expression = & gt; $alarmExpr,

  action = & gt; $alarmTrigger,

  );

  My $newAlarm = $alarm - & gt; CreateAlarm (entity = & gt; $vm, spec = & gt; $alarmSpec);

  The problem is with the AlarmTriggeringAction. There is nothing to test with an EventAlarmExpression (i.e. the EventAlarmExpression does not provide States of red/yellow/green). So the question is, does anyone know how to set up an alarm that will run a script when an EventAlarmExpression is used. Specifically, I'd like to be able to run a script each time a virtual machine is migrated automatically in a DRS cluster. Pointers would be greatly appreciated.

  David

  Try this:

  C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe C:\VMware\VMwareCLI\scripts\call_migrate_perl.cmd

  In fact, you can just run scripts perl like this:

  C:\Perl\perl.exe C:\scripts\migrate.pl

  Note: the commands are executed under 'System', not the user of the connection currently. If you don't see it visually. You can take a look at using Windows Task Manager if necessary.

  In addition, you can have parameters of placeholder that will be replaced before the "scripts" are actually executed.

  Good luck!

  Steve JIN, VMware engineering

  Creator of VI Java API: http://vijava.sf.net/

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  But a "PDF/X1a? What is c?

  Anyone know how to create or convert a "PDFX/X1a?

  Thanks to you all.

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