Impossible to expand virtual machine using workstation 8.04 disk

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• How to install an operating system on a virtual machine using the ISO file?

  Hello

  I use vmware workstation version 6. I have different kinds of opersting systems likeFedora, Ubuntu, Windows xp CD to install on my virtual machines using the CD-ROM drive.  . I want to know is possible to install a virtual machine via an ISO file?

  Thank you

  mypass

  Yes

  Click on "Menu" > "new" > "virtual machine".

  Click on "Customize."

  Select "next".

  Select "install-disk (iso)".

  Click 'Browse '.

  the rest is explained

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• Impossible to clone virtual machines to VSAN datastore

  Hi all

  Whenever we try to clone a virtual machine using vCenter vSAN not store data to the vSAN data store fails with the following error.

  File /vmfs/volumes/540024e7-2d8bb59e-0bef-40a8f0305c2c/blr7-dhcp-1/***.vmdk not found.

  It is a cluster of vSAN 3 node with 1 * 2 SSD * magnetic disk by the configuration of the node.

  ! 0 gig uplink connected to vDS with one vlan separate tag group of ports (Distributed Switch). Multicast IGMP snooping is enabled on the VIRTUAL LAN that is used for the VTEP.

  Storage strategy is: tolerate 1, band 3, 70% cache read

  Storage strategy using 3-band

  Cluster shows also in good health

  ~ # esxcli vsan cluster get

  Cluster information

  Enabled: true

  Current local time: 2015-01 - 05 T 14: 33:05Z

  Local node UUID: 54a7b9fa-afde-3f59-1d67-40a8f0305c2c

  State of the local node: BACKUP

  Health status of local node: HEALTHY

  Cluster under master UUID: 53e07d1e-4154-1e32-1cc6-40a8f0305c68

  Cluster under backup UUID: 54a7b9fa-afde-3f59-1d67-40a8f0305c2c

  Cluster under UUID: 5276ec11-3024-d7e5-6696-cb2b47017814

  Cluster under membership entry revision: 2

  Subgroup Member UUID: 53e07d1e-4154-1e32-1cc6-40a8f0305c68, 54a7b9fa-afde-3f59-1 d 67-40a8f0305c2c, 54a6abf6-9350-0741-2815-40a8f030f494

  Under Cluster Membership UUID: 9f6eaa54-5573-d61e-d26f-40a8f0305c68

  ~ network vsan # esxcli list

  Interface

  VmkNic name: vmk3

  IP Protocol: IPv4

  Interface UUID: 1f6ca254-337e-9641-1c50-40a8f0305c68

  Agent group multicast address: 224.2.3.4

  Agent Group Multicast Port: 23451

  Multicast Address Group Master: 224.1.2.3

  Master Group Multicast Port: 12345

  Multicast TTL: 5

  ~ # esxcli network ip connection list | egrep 224

  UDP 0 0 224.1.2.3:12345 0.0.0.0:0 34586 worker spend

  UDP 0 0 224.2.3.4:23451 0.0.0.0:0 34586 worker spend

  Also the deployment of the virtual machine to vSAN datastore also very slow.

  Could you please help me understand the issue.with cloning.

  With respect,

  Aju

  This post should help determine the number of hosts.

  VSAN part 25 - hosts much-needed to tolerate failures? CormacHogan.com

  The number of disks is harder once you start adding bandwidth, because you also have to take into components witness account.

  Each band will require a disc, and you increase FTT, you will need to double the number of disks you want to mirror any of the components score. And then, of course, welcome the witnesses.

• Deployment of virtual machine using VMware Orchestrator

  Hello

  Can you help me pls with deployment of virtual machine using VMware Orchestration?

  Thank you

  Rekha

  Hello, Rekha, welcome to vCO take a look at my blog to get an idea of how use vCO. Christophe & I (and a few guests) have posted some tutorials around doing things with Orchestrator. Particular interest to the subject of this thread would probably be this series into three parts:

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• Syntax to create a new virtual machine using vCLI

  I use few of ESX 3.5 servers and a server vCenter 2.5 in my lab. I installed vCLI in vCenter server. I would like to know the command to create a new virtual machine through the vCLI. Use of the below details to provide the syntax / command.

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  Expecting more details.

  Thank you

  Ganesh

  VCLI orders are mainly used for configurations of the host, although as part of the installation of vCLI, you get also vSphere SDK for utilities Perl - http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/viperltoolkit/viperl41/doc/vsperl_util_index.html that provide additional canned scripts, which allows you to create a single set of virtual machines using the vmcreate.pl script. There is an example on how to use a script

• deploy multiple virtual machines using vmdk and SID file

  Hello

  Need to know if I am correct or miss me something... I deploy many virtual machines using method.

  1. remove the vmdk files a XP.

  2. create new folders and copy the vmdk into this folder.

  3. create virtual machines using existing vmdk files.

  4 rename the computer and join it to the domain.

  My question is, my VMDK files are an existing xp VM (no longer exist), what is the status of the deployed virtual machines? they still have the same SID or it is changed? I managed to join to the domain, but do not want surprises in the future.

  Note:

  I had another option, could have all these automated with new SID using PowerCLi, unfortunately, osCustomization has default, I can't event run the get-OsCustomization command, it keeps failing.

  Thank you.

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• Virtual MACHINE using GHS restore CD

  I'm new to VMware and I'm trying to implement a virtual machine using XP Home.  I created the virtual machine and I am trying to use the restaurant 3 CD to install the operating system.  The first CD works fine, but the second can not open the file .ghs.  When I try to open the .ghs file it shows same not she, but a .gho file is there, but does not work.

  Any suggestions?   I need to convert a .iso?  If so, how?

  Thank you.

  Theoretically, you can't use restore CD to configure a new virtual machine, because they are technically linked to the computer to which they belong.

  Because the virtual hardware for a virtual machine is completely different with the material belonging to the restore CD, I don't expect that it will work well. For the case, it works well, you could face activation problems, due to the completely different (virtual) hardware.

  You might need a copy of XP retail to do a clean install of XP.

• Failed to create virtual machine using VMWare Workstation 11 (test)

  Hello people,

  I installed VMWare Workstation on my machine Windows 10 and trying to create multiple virtual machines to test the object. I have done this before on the Windows 7 computer and did not face any problems, but this time, as soon as I gave the location of the file to deploy an operating system it comes up with some fatal errors as error BLK_CACHE IOERR if I have enough space on the HARD drive and everything is not going further. So, my question is if my computer has compatible with Windows 10 problems or there is something else that would cause this problem. Any help or comments would be appreciated on this topic.

  Thank you!.

  Thanks for your answer, Noel

  I was going through discussions in the community with similar and found subjects that VMWare had released 12 pro workstation that supports Windows 10 entirely. I personally installed it on my physical machine and it works. Here is the link for the release of Workstation 12 notes.

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• Expand or move the virtual machine to another partition / hard disk

  I tried to expand my 90 GB disk but nothing changes, i.e. the virtual machine is still to 60 GB. I have VMware Fusion 6 (Mac/Windows 10) and my VM is monolithic mode. In this true HD, I even 50 GB free and I can't increase the amount again in an attempt to rectify this problem and I can not to decrease either. I thought to change the location of the virtual machine to another partition/hd with more space, but I don't know how. So I need little help to choose and implements one of the solutions below:

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  What is the best solution?

  Thanks in advance

  It's help me;

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  Fusion resizes the partition of the guest operating system when you resize the virtual hard disk. If you hold the Option key when you click apply to resize the drive, you can manually resize the Windows partition. For Windows 8, Windows 7 and Windows Vista you can use the operating system's disk management tool to resize a partition.

  Prerequisites

  Check that your virtual hard disk is large enough to accept the increase in the size of the partition. See resize a hard disk.

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  1 right click on computer and select Manage.

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  3 double-click disk management.

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• How to move the Virtual Machine VMWare Workstation 10 to a completely different computer

  I have a laptop that is going to become my 'old' laptop, I bought and am always set up a new computer.

  I have a VM THAT evolution created on the 'old' portable using VMWare Workstation 10.  I installed the software VMWare Workstation 10 on the new laptop computer and am ready to move to the existing VM development since the old laptop again to continue the development of software on the virtual machine to the new machine.

  I never moved a computer virtual from one computer to another, and I guess that all I have to do is to copy and move the folder and all its content from the old laptop to the new, and then I'll be back in business?

  Just make sure it is this simple before doing so.

  Thanks for any input.

  It's as simple as that. When you start in the new machine, it should ask if you copied or moved. Answer that you moved it will keep the same MAC address and you will not be able to connect the two copies at the same time. You copied it saying assigns a new MAC and they both can connect, but a Windows machine can ask to reactivate. Seems to me he asked also to reactivate when I copied it for an Intel system AMD system, but it was a long time ago

  Lou

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  VixEventProc * callbackProc,.

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