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• Has anyone considered like leaving Aperture live forever on a virtual machine?

  I've often thought about it.  We use Virtual Machines to work all the time.  For example, we have equipment CNC of the 1990s who needs Windows 95.  Us run of tip of the PC with modern operating systems, but run the CNC using Win95 in a virtual machine.  And my desk at work is an iMac but I run Windows7 in a virtual machine (because our ERP system is based on Windows) and it works perfectly.

  Fusion VM is announced to be able to run a Mac operating system - although I've never tried.  The opening becomes incompatible with the latest operating system, you can theoretically always run using a virtual machine.  Opening would be an icon in the dock and should look and behave as usual.

  For those who love the opening, I was wondering if anyone has seen or tried this?

  You will need to be under Snow Leopard (10.6.x) in a virtual machine and run on that opening. From 10.7, OS X can be run on a virtual machine on a Mac running the same version of OS X as host (10.8 vm on a host only 10.8, 10.11 VMs on a single etc, 10.11 host.) If it does not help people who want to run older versions of OS in virtual machines, unless they want to go all the way back to Snow Leopard.

  You can get Apple's Snow Leopard Server for about $20. This is the only version of Snow Leopard that support companies in the virtual machine, and opening runs very well on it.

• G50 - 70 Wireless does not not at startup and virtual machine

  Hello

  IM here.im again faced a problem in wireless.i can not access my lenovo g50 - 70 bluetooth, wifi at startup (live cd) and in virtual machine.please help its really annoying...

  Hi Angad,

  Welcome to Lenovo Community!

  According to the request, we understand that you are facing problem with wireless does not not on your laptop G50-70.

  If Device Manager check the wireless device is detected, also check in the BIOS if the WIFI is enabled.

  Check if there is no exclamatory mark in wireless devices.

  Also check if there is software installed access connection.

  I hope this helps. Post back if the problem persists!

  Best regards

  Ashwin.S

• Storage test 55 certification vmotion, storage vmotion fails with "Could not lock file" on the virtual machine during storage vmotion

  In my view, that it is a known problem in ESXi 5.5 Update 2 release notes, someone knows a solution yet? This is an excerpt from the release notes:

  • Attempts to perform live storage vMotion of virtual machines with RDM disks can fail
    Storage vMotion of virtual machines with RDM disks can fail and virtual machines can be considered in turned off of the State. Attempts to turn on the virtual machine fails with the following error:
    
    Cannot lock the file
    
    Workaround: No.

  VMware support for the record said that the patch will update 3, it is known as an intermittent problem. Finally, it happened to me on the 9th attempt.

• Protect both virtual machines with features of ESXI fault tolerant clustered disk

  Hello world

  I read the following:

  VMware vSphere with operations management: fault tolerance | United States

  The line that interests me is:

  "VMware vSphere® fault tolerance (FT) ensures the continued availability of the applications in the event of server failure by creating an instance of live snapshots of a virtual machine that is always up to date with the first virtual machine. In the event of hardware failure, vSphere FT triggers automatically failover - ensure no interruption of service and prevent data loss. »

  Question:

  FT can protect both virtual machines that share disks in a cluster configuration? (A cluster SQL instance for example)

  FT can protect both virtual machines that share disks in a cluster configuration? (A cluster SQL instance for example)

  No, you can't, because there is an incompatibility with FT.

  Refer to the documentation for all requirements and interoperability: interoperability of fault tolerance

• New to vCO. Trying to figure out which cluster a virtual machine lives in

  Hello.

  
  

  I created a simple 'Hello' workflow VM in vCO and added to vcenter so that it appears in the right click menu of a virtual machine.

  
  

  When I run it, the entrance is pre-populated with the name of the virtual machine just as I expected.

  
  

  In the Scripting section, I am just running

  
  

  System.log ('Hello', + vm.displayName);

  System.log (' VM ID: "+ vm.id");

  I'm trying to figure out how I can get the cluster who lives this virtual machine, but the property is not part of the VC:VirtualMachine.

  I have to take advantage of another type of entry to obtain data or another workflow to get this information?

  Thank you.

  My bad. I didn't know this when I tried first.

  https://communities.VMware.com/thread/464671

  I'll try that. Thank you!

• Cloning a virtual machine running Live - destination of the is an exact match to the source at the beginning or end of the cloning process?

  Hello

  I'm not a VMware Expert, so please forgive my noob question.

  I was invited to migrate files from Windows Server 2003 to 2012 servers, and I intend to use cloning as a way of copying the VMDK with data from the file to the new server of 2012.

  I created a script with vSphere PowerCli, which made a clone of the source and, once the cloning is complete, it stops and disables the Server service on the Windows of the source virtual machine operating system to avoid changes in the source of this point in time.

  But I noticed, I have start by making a snapshot.

  Question:

  Changes made to the source VM when creating the clone will then be synchronized at the end of the cloning process, so that the destination virtual machine will be an exact copy of the source, at the end of the cloning process?

  Or destination VM will correspond only to the source of the VM at the time of the opening of the cloning process, and all the files that have been updated on the source VM when creating the clone will be lost on the destination?

  Thank you for helping me to get a clear understanding of the present!

  Best regards

  Changes made to the source VM when creating the clone will then be synchronized at the end of the cloning process, so that the destination virtual machine will be an exact copy of the source, at the end of the cloning process?

  Laughing out loud

  Or destination VM will correspond only to the source of the VM at the time of the opening of the cloning process, and all the files that have been updated on the source VM when creating the clone will be lost on the destination?

  Yes, the destination will be the data from the time you start to create the clone, because a snapshot will be created on the beginning of the process and the basic of this hat of the VM disk will be copied, all changes made on the source VM will be writing about the delta file and these data will not be copied.

• Live cloning of virtual machines to ESXi ESXi

  Hello!

  We received a request for a project of construction of a recovery after disaster for their ESXi host. They have a robust with local disks server and another identical that they want to use for this purpose.

  So what they want is direct cloning VMs from Server A to Server B, so if the server goes down, virtual machines can be started from Server B and times of work.

  They do not have a SAN/NAS solution that we could use to share images.

  So does anyone know if it is possible to create a vcli script or a direct clone virtual machines from the hard drive of the server A to Server B's hard drive so that they would work from Server B.

  Best regards, city

  Salvation city,

  Welcome to the forums.

  If your hosts are connected to a vCenter, you can script or plan an operation clone from one host to another. Without vCenter, it's more complicated... You can try the script of a VMware Converter operation or the export of the FVO. There is also the old backup / restore solution.

  Good luck.

  Concerning

  Franck

• Help converting a physical server 'live' in a virtual machine VMware VirtualCenter Consolidation 2.5.0

  Hello, I read the manuals and understand the process as much as I have not actually started the consolidation. I have a Compaq ML350 server which has a default of fan cooling and want to make a virtual machine as a starting point. It will be important for the virtual machine to have the same computer name and be a member of our domain. The only question which does not seem to be addressed has to do with the old server. I need to have the available printserver. I know that you cannot have two SID, names of computers or IP addresses on a network domain at the same time. There is an option to change the name of the virtual machine before you start building. It would be wise to use a temporary computer name while doing my first consolidiation/conversion. Once completed, I could stop the printserver, remove the domain, start the virtual machine, rename it, join it to the domain, and then set the IP address to match my old material printserver. I guess correctly? I can't wait to leave the company without a printserver for more than a little bit. I guess additional servers, I wanted to convert should be treated in the same way? If I posted in the wrong place, please accept my apologies. If there is other material that I may have missed that might also be useful, but I have about 4 different PDF so far. Thank you. brand

  I forgot an important step - sorry, you must add the converter

  plugin - in the menu there is a plugins to manage - it's here where you

  can add the client plugin

  Once you do this, you should get this option

  January 28, 2009 at 15:08, 'rsxsr' [email protected]

• Problem with Migration hot virtual machines Hyper-V

  Dear support

  I am facing problem in Live Migration of Virtual Machine in Windows 2012 of Hyper-V R2 cluster. Here are the details for my current setup.

  Two windows 2012 R2 Datacenter even care Server (HV01 and HV02) both in cluster

  A Virtual Machine created the Volume share of Cluster (c:\Cluster storage\...)

  A network adapter dedicated to the management of server-> 10.0.1.11 (HV01) and 10.0.1.13 (HV02)

  A network card dedicated to Hyper v Virtual Machines-> 10.0.1.12 (HV01) and 10.0.1.14 (HV02) and allow networking option is disabled.

  A network card for the heart beats-> 10.0.20.1 (HV01) and 10.0.20.2 (HV02)

  A network card dedicated for Live Migration-> 10.10.10.50 (HV01) and 10.10.10.51 (HV02) and chosen to be used only for the live migration fails on cluster network settings

  I added the Virtual Machine Cluster Failover successfully without error or warning. When I do a quick migration his works fine but when I do live migration his error giving 21502.

  Please update what's wrong with my setup

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Tuxedo of Oracle and Oracle Tuxedo message queue on a virtual machine.

  Hi friends.

  How is it going?

  A small question.

  So let's go live using Oracle Tuxedo 12.1.1.0 with binding distinguished Bulletin Board and Oracle Tuxedo Message Queue 12.1.1.0 on a Virtual Machine (VMWARE) running Oracle Linux 6.2. However, we want to know if there are recommendations or mishaps in which we face before running Oracle Tuxedo on a virtual machine?

  I mean, I wonder if I have to worry about kernel parameters, settings of virtual machine or any other thing that could ruin everything.

  Another question.

  Oracle also provides certification of VMS where Tuxedo Oracle would go on top of the?

  Todd little-Oracle

  Maurice G-Oracle

  Hi Bruno.

  I'm not sure what you mean with single Liaison Bulletin Board.  I guess you mean a cluster or the MP configuration?  And is it really a clustered or just a single machine of the MP configuration?

  About the configuration, you use Tuxedo services as well or just Tuxedo Message Queue?  The biggest problem with the configuration of the BONE is the IPC resources.  If you do a-c tmloadcf on your UBBCONFIG file, it will help you to determine the required minimum IPC resources.  In general, I suggest configuration much more resources than the minimum to allow for the changes to come and for some of the parameters for heavier loads.  In particular IPC message queue settings are strongly dependent on the load.  So make sure that the maximum message size and the size of the queue are big enough for your expected workload.  You can monitor the slot load using the ipcs command.

  We don't certify virtual machine environment, but support also a long time the VM vendor to ensure compatibility, obviously VMware and Oracle VM who both do.

  Kind regards

  Todd little

  Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

• Migration of virtual machines in ESXi 4.1 to 5.5 to new hardware

  I'm new to VMware and our company bought 4 new servers and a SAN to replace our old VSphere 4.1 installation of 12 year.  The old configuration consisting of a server VCenter 4.1 physics 2003, 2 Dell 2900 ESXi hosts and 1 MD300i SAN.  Gen9 again the Installer 4 HP DL360 (3 host 1 VCenterServer) and MSA 2040.  Can someone please explain to me what would be the best way to go about moving more of our VM current for the new hardware? I found this from a previous post here, but it does not move the virtual machine to a SAN to another.

  Migration of the VMs of ESXi 4.x to 5.5

  "If I understand your question, continue to build the new environment of 5.5 with your 3 hosts from scratch 'ignoring' your old hosts. Once your new environment up & running, connect 4.1 guests to your new server vCenter Server and vMotion to move virtual machines while they run to the new cluster (live migration without interruption).

  VMTools upgrades do not have place automatically during migration.

  Once your virtual machines on new hosts, update tools as usual and you can then also upgrade virtual hardware of your virtual machines.

  Virtual HW update is optional, though; If you do not have the VMs that need the new features you can skip this last step and keep them as they are. »

  TYIA.

  The previous answer is pretty good, but I would like to add a few elements.

  You can 'disconnect' your 4.1 hosts of your old vcenter with running virtual machines, and then when you connect the hosts in your environment of 5.5 it will import your VM running as well.  As long as you have properly configured virtual networks you can live migrate vmfs old host and the old store of data simultaneously via the web client as long as your esx license allows it.  Otherwise close your virtual machines down to 1 at a time to migrate them above.

  Alternatively, you can consider running your vcenter as a virtual machine within the cluster it manages.  This gives you some DRS and HA for vcenter, plus a 4th host for virtual machines.

  If you don't have additional license you can also install your new hosts of 5.5 and run for 60 days before that you upgrade your 4.1 licenses to apply to your new host.

• Migrate virtual machines from HP G7(single host) for HP G8 (Cluster) without shared storage

  Hello

  I have 2 esxi host (hp dl 380 G8) and put them in a cluster and other host esxi (dl 380 g7) and I have no shared storage and use local disks just now I must spend my VM G7 server a cluster of the G8 but I want to know I can join my cluster g8 g7 and migrate web vmware machines without any downtime?

  I want to know can migrate without downtime with localdisk? I have no shared storage

  Best regards

  BAbak

  can I join g7 to my cluster of the g8

  You can mix into clusters hosts all desired, even Intel and AMD at least that you enable EVC on the cluster (of course, HA or DRS require shared storage compatible/CPU). However, you need not to have even just cluster hosts to migrate virtual machines through vMotion between them.

  migrate web vmware machines without any downtime?

  Don't know what this "web vmware' but yes, because ESXi 5.1, you can use"enhanced vMotion"to live migrate virtual machines without service interruption from one host to another, even without shared storage:

  Migration with vMotion in environments without shared storage

  The usual vMotion requirements apply. Also you can only live migrate virtual machines from the old host to the new hosts because of different generations of CPU (and back as long as you don't have bike powered virtual machines on new hosts).

• create the virtual machine from windows NT 4 server with adaptec raid 5

  I have an old Dell (1998) server running windows NT 4.0 sp6a.  He had a raid 5 configuration using the controller raid adaptec SCSI 2940.  2 discs failed who broke the raid set.  I had a disk recovery company to recover the data and they have scratched off readers and gave me a SATA with all volumes.  I found a procedure to create a virtual hard disk (.vhd) and then converted to a hard and used to create a virtual machine in VMware workstation 7.  When I turn on the virtual machine, it begins the process of starting windows, shows the boot menu, select normal or mode VGA, goes through the process of NTdetect, display processor and memory but then gives a BSOD with the message inaccessible_boot_device.

  I changed the hard to affect the buslogic ddb.adaptertype, but it gave me the same problem.

  is there a different driver that I need for an adaptec raid controller or if the typical SCSI drivers should work?  If the typical SCSI drivers should work, so my problem might be in my Boot.ini because it shows that he is supposed to start on the partition (4) and this sata drive may not have scores exactly as they were on the raid configuration.  I tried to mount the volumes not in read-only mode, but the partition that I need to change the boot.ini file is partition (2) what mapping VMware won't let me open mode not readonly.  whenever I have, select it and it opens the partition (1) mode not readonly.

  I know this sounds complicated then I hope I described with precision.

  Hello
  I live in Germany, but my internal clock seems to be adapted to the New York Times.
  Very useful, because most repairs or recovery to the VMware is done the evening or at night.

• Cannot turn on new virtual machines

  Hello world

  I am running ESXi 5.1.0 (1483097) on a server Dell PowerEdge T300 with 24 GB of RAM and a couple of terabytes of HARD disk space. I have a 64 GB SSD as my default swap file location. I'm unable to turn any VMs created on this server (has only one handful of other virtual machines running on it currently, not more than 4-8GB RAM each). When I try to turn on a new virtual machine, I get the following error:

  An error was received from the ESX host turning on VM <vmname>.

  Has no power on the virtual machine.

  Could not power on VM: insufficient resources.

  Cannot extend the pagefile to 32768 k k 93504.

  Cannot extend the pagefile to 32768 KB 94208 KB.

  There are lots of free RAM available, and I don't have in my pool only resource that all virtual machines live subject. I tried to set the location of the swap file VM to store data of the VM, but that has no effect. Any ideas?

  Hello

  you are indeed running out of space on your destination of swap - you have only 56 MB of free space on your SSD. You're also out of space for swap on datastore1 and 4. I suggest check it and delete all unnecessary data. Please note that by default without reservation, the VM creates a swap file that is equal to the size of RAM allocated to it. If the startup fails with swap on the hard drive, try quick vMotioning or cold - migrate the virtual computer to another storage. Also you could do a lot better with the free space by consolidating all your storage to a single VMFS volume.