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• Updated HP Device Manager 4.6 SP3 (OpenSSL vulnerability)

  Hey!

  I installed the HP Device Manager 4.6 SP3 Upgrade and our resident shows Vulnerability Scanner that uses the Version of OpenSSL is vulnerable.

  Ssleay32.dll and libeay23.dll details yet also show they are version 0.9.8.24 and not 1.0.1i...

  I did all this trouble during the upgrade?

  I tried the process of installation/upgrade on 3 different machines now, and the version of the same thing on all the settings...

  All boards

  Thank you!

  Georg

  Hi, George,

  There is nothing wrong with your update. Update libssl was not included in SP3. Please go with service pack4 released 27 October for this security update.

  Concerning

  -Chen

• X7.2.3 VCS OpenSSL vulnerability

  Hi all

  CSCuo16472 (https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuo16472), we see that the vulnerability is fixed in X7.2.3 and X8.1.1.

  But in X7.2.3 covering memo, we cannot find any description about it. (In X8.1.1 we can find it).

  It's really fixed in X7.2.3?

  Best regards

  Kotaro

  Yes, it is set at X7.2.3 - it is mentioned very briefly buried on page 49 of the release notes where it says that it uses OpenSSL 1.0.1c patched for CVE-2014-0160.

• Fusion 5.0.4 and software/OpenSSL vulnerability - affected or not?

  Hi all

  My Parallels Desktop imploded, forcing me to start over, and I thought that now is the ideal time to move (back) to the merger, once and for all. A question for you guys (I hope a simple):

  I see that Fusion 6.0.3 is out to protect themselves against the Heartbleed, but there is no corresponding to 5.0.4 patch.

  This does mean that the vulnerability does not exist in earlier versions, or that there is and is simply not to be patched for older versions? Finances are tight, and I was hoping to just use my 5.0.4 existing license.

  Can I do it safely?

  Thank you!

  Fusion 5 is not affected by the problem of software.  See VMware KB: response to OpenSSL security issue CVE-2014-0160/CVE-2014-0346 a.k.a: 'Heartbleed'

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• OpenSSL vulnerability software

  I see a lot of news based on the alias of OpenSSL software vulnerability.

  For more information:

  http://www.ZDNet.com/heartbleed-serious-OpenSSL-zero-day-vulnerability-revealed-7000028166/

  security - software: what is and what are the options to mitigate? -Server fault

  https://blog.cloudflare.com/staying-ahead-of-OpenSSL-vulnerabilities

  https://Web.NVD.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2014-0160

  I did some searching but can't find any relationship with VMware/ESXi

  My question is this also influences the environment vSphere somehow?

  I hope that VMware will soon release a notice of security clear things and providing updates to this horrible problem (which is not their fault).

  The openssl software bug seems to affect ESXi as well. Virtual appliances based on recent Linux as the VCSA, vMA, etc. may be vulnerable too:

  Which versions of OpenSSL are affected?

  Status of different versions:

     OpenSSL 1.0.1 through 1.0.1f (included) are vulnerable

  1.0.1g OpenSSL is NOT vulnerable

  OpenSSL 1.0.0 branch is NOT vulnerable

  OpenSSL 0.9.8 branch is NOT vulnerable

  Bug was introduced in OpenSSL in December 2011 and has been in the wild since OpenSSL version 1.0.1 March 14, 2012. Published April 7, 2014 1.0.1g OpenSSL fixes the bug

  Let's take a look at a host of ESXi 5.5 GA (no U1):

  # vmware - vl

  VMware ESXi 5.5.0 build-1331820

  VMware ESXi 5.5.0 GA

  
  

  # OpenSSL version-

  OpenSSL 1.0.1e February 11, 2013

  built: kills Feb 26 16:34:26 PST 2013

  Now, here's a 5.1 U2 to update ESXi host:

  # vmware - vl

  VMware ESXi 5.1.0 build-1612806

  Updating VMware ESXi 5.1.0 2

  
  

  ~ # OpenSSL version -

  OpenSSL 0.9.8y 5 February 2013

  built: Fri Mar 20 20:44:08 CDT 2013

  As you can see, ESXi 5.5 runs the branch vulnerable openssl 1.0.1. ESXi 5.1 U2 also uses the openssl 0.9.8 branch. So versions prior to ESXi 5.5 should be affected.

  I have a virtual appliance of older vMA 5.1 which is unchanged, as well:

  # cat/etc/vma-release

  vMA 5.1.0 BUILD-1062361

  # cat/etc/SuSE - release

  SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (x86_64)

  VERSION = 11

  PATCHLEVEL = 2

  # OpenSSL version-

  OpenSSL 1.0.0c December 2, 2010

  At least the vCenter non Inventory Service seems to depend on the openssl library as well:

  A 5.1 vCenter U2 seems of course:

  "C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\Inventory Service\bin\openssl.exe" version - a

  OpenSSL 0.9.8y 5 February 2013

  built: Thu Feb 12 23:38:08 2013

  There are two binary openssl on a test vCenter 5.5 GA of mine, one of them having a vulnerable version:

  "C:\Program Files\VMware\CIS\openSSL\openssl.exe" version - a

  OpenSSL 1.0.1e February 11, 2013

  built: Thu Feb 12 19:37:08 2013

  "C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\Inventory Service\bin\openssl.exe" version - a

  OpenSSL 0.9.8y 5 February 2013

  built: Thu Feb 12 23:38:08 2013

• M600 No. Web Interface after update to 1.11 to 1.65 iDRAC

  Hello!

  We have a few M600s which have not been updated for a while and are still ongoing iDRAC 1.11. When we update to 1.65 that they do not always have a Web Interface like some of our other M600s which have been maintained over the years. Looking at the scans Nmap and Wireshark, it seems that port 443 is blocked even if it is defined by default in cfgRacTuning. We tried to reset the newspapers, configuration and adjustment of different ports but not luck.

  We run CentOS 6.6 on these blades, and our upgrade method uses the file .bin on the Dell site. I was wondering if there may be another method of upgrading for those with them running old firmware.

  Thank you

  Stevie

  Found the solution.

  Looks like there's an old bug where when downloading a cert Active Directory it would replace the Dell SSL cert and we had a few old m600s that never have been set. To return to the original self-signed cert Dell iDRAC firmware must be 1.11 and run "racadm racresetcfg." All the foregoing 1.11 does not seem to reset the cert.

  The other solution is to download a signed CA certificate.

• R720: SWC0700: iDRAC is not ready [CF]

  Dopo a riavvio UN R720 mi ha dato he message in oggetto, che non riesce appunto indicating a way risposta dall'iDRAC.

  Ventole girano al massimo e quindi ho diversi malfunzionamenti has di operating system level, XenServer, che non riesce a completare boot it.

  Ho tried it ripristino sia con aggiornamento del firmware dell'iDRAC (sia da Linux che da Win7). It software di aggiornamento pero' mi dice che he not e sistema' compatibile.

  Ho anche SBUU injected, knew chiavetta USB, my startup El ho he following error del kernel:

  Unknown interrupt or fault at EIP 00000060 c04011ed 000011ec

  Some suggestions?

  Posso avere un preventivo di intervento?

  Grazie anticipatamente,

  Andrea

  Buongiorno, the sto contattando by mail.

• Reference Dell poweredge r530 - increase the disk space

  Hello

  We currently have a Dell Server poweredge R530, with installed 5 hot swappable drives with RAID 5 configured. I need to increase disk space for our virtual machines, bought an x 2 extra 1.2 TB SAS drives to install. What is the correct process to add 2 new readers to the table and increase the space available in the 2012 R2 windows server? Could someone sanity check process below please:

  1. install the 2 new drives while the server is powered and operating normally. (What I have to install 1 player and wait a while, or two disks can be installed directly after the other?)

  2. go in dell iDRAC and confirm the visibility of 2 new readers.

  3. wait until the readers successfully have been added to the State through iDRAC Tracker

  4. go in the management of the storage within the 2012 R2 server to allocate new space for the virtual machine partitions.

  Is more correct? It feels like I'm missing an essential step, it cannot be that simple that it allocate the additional storage space on a live production server?

  Any advice appreciated

  Thank you

  1. the two drives can be added at the same time.

  2 iDRAC is not the best way to do it. Unless this is your only access to the server, use OMSA leave within the OS.

  3. the process is not automatic. Once readers show up in a State of PREPARATION, you will need to go to OMSA, PERC, storage, virtual disks and select Reconfigure in the drop-down list of tasks available for RAID 5. (In fact make the statement reconfigures / expansion was the 'crucial step' you left on your list of ;).))

  4. Yes.

  Are your 1.2 to existing disks SAS drives?

• Using Powershell V3 to change the status of the power supply using WS-Management through iDRAC (PE r.620)

  Hi all

  I've been playing with WS-Management on the DRAC with PowerShell V3. I wanted to try to see if I could do the simple things. The task that I started has get and change of power on a PowerEdge r.620 State. I thought it would be fairly easy...

  Theres a lot written on this topic, but the examples from here

  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/systems-management/w/wiki/4374.how-to-build-and-execute-wsman-method-commands.aspx

  and here

  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/Extras/m/white_papers/20206146.aspx

  both use WinRM in their examples

  I find it quite difficult to understand how I would achieve the same results using WinRM, but using the new v3 PowerShell cmdlets (get-CimInstance, New-CimInstance, Set-CimIntance, Invoke-CimMethod, etc.)

  I'm ok, get the basic information from the DRAC using these commands, but I must admit that I am a little lost in how to manage things from the endpoint reference (EPR). Each example of WinRM speak back EPR, then using those of the WinRM method call, but I just can't see how to do this with the new PowerShell commands

  IM asking if someone did or has examples of how do?

  It would be great if the authors of these documents could provide examples in PowerShell v3

  Hello jaydee180

  This document contains examples for powershell v3:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/CFS-file.ashx/__key/CommunityServer-components-postattachments/00-20-18-70-55/Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell-CIM-cmdlets-with-Dell-iDRAC.PDF

  Thank you

• Just improved 5.0 to 6.0u2 vcenter.  How do eliminate you the web client certificate error?

  We were a vSphere 5.0 shop for many years and enjoyed the client c# 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 then days.  We just upgraded 6.0 Update 2 this week and although always, we are primarally used to the c# client and will use it for a while to come, I am getting used to the web client for the new features that are available only in it, such as SRM and VR.

  I was able to click through the numours of screens of reminder to get via Firefox after all these certificate warnings and even easier just click the one or two things in Chrome or IE to get in.  But how could eliminate total certificate errors?  Example, now I'm with Chrome, but the https:// in the address bar is red with a slash through it.

  In most all other device based on web or connection we have, as HP iLO, Dell iDrac etc... usually, we create a CSR on this device and it present our internal Windows certificate authority and recover a file to go back to the device.  Is it possible to do this with the web client?  We have a certificate of 'Server Web 2' model that generates the sha256 return certificate and inherently all field devices to trust him because the area is important our root certificate authority.

  Also, we are running services such as replication vSphere and SRM, I would not change certificate affects only or same vSphere Update Manager.  We have two sites HQ and DR.

  I ended up getting rid of the cert errors by following this page: 6 replacement vSphere SSL certificate / implementation by using the Certificate Manager-automation tool

  I followed the procedures for "Certificate of Machine (Reverse HTTP Proxy) replace with certificate custom" and just that.  I didin 't' t mess with root VMCA with custom signature certificate certificate because its seems to me like he wanted to do an endless number of the signature of the certificate request and keys.  But the first option considered for our internal Windows CA took care of her.

  For replication of vSphere 6.1.1 that I had to turn off the virtual devices from replication via customer web vSphere vSphere and then put them back on.  Then connect to their URL of web management (port 5490) and make the reconnection to the vsphere on the connection tab, where he was invited to accept the new certificate.

  For AUVS I had to run the VMwareUpdateManagerUtility.exe under C:\Program Files (x 86) \VMware\Infrastructure\Update Manager and to the third option of re - register to vCenter, and then restart the service.

  Surprisingly, SRM sites remained paired although I've read that some people have trouble with it.  I'm on 6.0 update 2 and I think one of the questions was fixed in 6.0 Update 1 b.

• A necessary honest opinion...

  Hi all

  I plan to replace my current server syslog (Kiwi syslog) with Log Insight.

  I would like to hear an honest opinion on how adequate Log Insight is a replacement of syslog.

  I am currently collecting events from a multitude of network devices (Cisco, Fortinet, etc.) a number of Windows servers, Out-Of-Band (HP ILO, Dell IDRAC) management and a small number of Linux virtual machines.

  I export and archive events after 6 months on an SMB share.

  I would like to hear if Log Insight is a solution, how is it allowed, what are the possible restrictions, advantages or disadvantages.

  Grateful in advance.

  Thank you jpsider - your ideas are very useful. Just trying to make sure that I understand the comments because the words/phrases as "custom queries" and "correlation" means different things to different people technically both are possible in LI, of course it depends on the specific use case, but what are the characteristics that you are aware of / tried. For example, LI normalizes the timestamps already (and has since version 1.0) for different formats between VMware logs and Java applications have no importance. See for example this post: time to the Insight Journal: events, timestamps + queries - SFlanders.net. In addition, LI has improved over time and now natively supports a parser of timestamp on the client through the agent LI: newspaper Insight 3.0 Agents: Timestamp Parser - SFlanders.net. Long story short, I agree that the product has evolved since you finally tried, but I also think to a also had features such as custom queries and correlation. Of course, none of this is to say that he adapt to your specific use case.

• Update to version 4.1 EXSi 5.1 with NetApp Filer as storage device

  It is simple to upgrade a single host EXSi the old version to a new version. But how to change a host mounted storage NetApp Filer (data store). I'm not familiar with NetApp Filer as storage device. Receive detailed information or step by step example 1) disassembled the NFS share? (2) the driver update from 4.1 to 5.1 3 exsi) then go up the NFS share?

  Hi ginger8990,

  It's me again by reviewing some of your recent posts, I see that you're eager to learn, so I'll throw a little more treats to snack on there.  That's just my opinion and how I do things, your and other approaches may vary.  A large part of it, you'll already know so forgive me, but better too much, not enough, I say.

  Compatibility

  Always check the compatibility and interoperability of the matrices for all suppliers.  When in doubt degenerate to a provider and ask, it's their job to answer.

  BIOS / Firmware

  When you upgrade, you can also take the opportunity during this downtime to update your BIOS Firmware server, etc. to the desired standard.

  vmkping

  Once the server is online and ESXi has been updated, you can confirm own access to storage by a vmkping on the IP Address of the file server to a session of putty/SSH on the VMHost (particularly useful for testing the frames extended if use you it).  Other than that, if you see that data warehouses are not grayed out (i.e. you can right click and browse their) then you should be good to go.  Set up a test of the virtual machine and discover things.

  VSC NetApp data OnTap Versions

  As you upgrade your VMHost 4.x to 5.x, this means that the version of vCenter was already updated (requirement hard as you know).  I see that you mentioned that you use vCenter (VCSA).  You also use the Netapp VSC?  If so this would be installed on a Windows Server of some sort I don't think that it is still supported on VCSA (but I could be wrong).

  See the version of your NetApp VSC plugin and talk to your storage team to decide if they want to update.  They might want to consider their Data OnTap version among others before deciding (OnTap version is also very relevant if research of VAAI and SIOC features... don't worry about these last 2 If you have not yet started it in this way).

  IVMS

  After the upgrade of the VSC, you should review annex IVMS (NetApp snapshots) If you use those.  Do not skip the IVMS review or you can violate SLAS for lack of shots every night.  The reason is that after a VSC your schedule component upgrade snap may have to be reconfigured.  In any case, the VSC upgrade is optional, but desired.

  Advanced settings (vmkernel)

  Using the traditional fat vSphere C# lient, you must also confirm that each of the ESXi hosts have the best practical vmkernel advanced settings for NFS.  You can view your VMhost conformity of the Home > NetApp plugin on the vSphere client.  I don't have it in front of me now, but I think it's under the "host discovery" in the plugin.  Just scroll your host in the plugin and see if it is consistent.  Alternatively, you can right-click and apply the settings to the VMHost in question (required restart ESXi).  The advanced settings can also be made manually in the Client vSphere for each host, or using PowerCLI.

  CDP and own Communication reports

  As always, before making any upgrade, it is always useful to collect a RVTools report and store it off to Excel for reference.  A COP report (as this or that) is also useful.  The CDP report shows the switch ports that your host is connected.  Send this report to your boys network and tell them of ' contempt restarts on the following interfaces during upgrades of the host'.»»  It's always nice to communicate, more if you have trouble the ports in question are clear for everyone.

  OOB (out-of-band access)

  Ideally, you should have the band access to the server (that is, KVM over IP, HP ILO, Dell iDRAC, IBM RSA, etc.).  These are all examples of the technology used to reach the server where the management interface is not reachable on the network.  If you do not, you should have physical access to the server, or planning your upgrade, when you know that someone who does not have physical access can reach the server if you have trouble.

  DNS and time synchronization

  Make sure that the synchronization host is NTP correctly and that the DNS addresses are correct.  It is a town that gets loser on fresh builds.  Your upgrade which should carry on but without problem.

  Profiles of the host

  If you use the host profiles, the final step would be to update or create a new profile of the newly updated reference host host (host > Host Profiles), and then verify the compliance of each improved host.  This view hosts and Clusters by selecting the Cluster in the left pane, and then clicking on the 'Compliance profile' tab in the right pane.  Then, right-click on the desired host and select "Verify profile respect" (then scroll way down to see if something fails verification).  When in doubt, stick to the upgrade of a host at a time and test/prove your success.

  Tools and vHardware for virtual machines

  After the upgrade, you can choose to update tools VMware, then the material as usual (both optional and can be postponed to a later date to support simple roll-back to 4.x if necessary).

  Note: since you're going to 5.1 we still call vHardware.  5.5 it is called virtual compatibility.  You can be several versions behind on this and always be supported.  Most people just do it sooner than later however.  Always just, don't forget to make the tools before hardware.  I think you have it mastered well

  
  

  Summary and closing

  OK, so it's a lot of techno babble I just typed (and believe me there is more) but the reality is that you would be fine not to read all this and just upgrade.  Try and do your best to organize your approach and research / ask questions until you are comfortable.  In the end, the best way to learn is through practice.  Anyway, NFS is very forgiving and is probably the easiest support in VMware thing.  Good luck and have fun!

  Some additional links:

  New NFS best practices Whitepaper available | VMware vSphere Blog - VMware Blogs

  https://communities.NetApp.com/docs/doc-23811

  http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/Techpaper/VMware-NFS-best-practices-WP-en-new.PDF

• Question of vulnerability OpenSSL WALNUT

  Microsoft releases any patches for OpenSSL WALNUT cause of vulnerability

  Hello

  I suggest you post your query in the following TechNet forums to improve assistance in this regard.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home

  Thank you.

• Linksys Smart Wi - Fi is vulnerable to the heart bleed OpenSSL

  I'm curious to know if the Linksys Smart Wi - Fi site or routers are vulnerable to the exploit of heart bleed OpenSSL?

  http://SiliconANGLE.com/blog/2014/04/08/OpenSSL-heartbleed-vulnerability-may-affect-millions/

  BTW: Change your passwords...

  FW_LICENSE_EA4500_v2.1.39.145204 - 3 - RainCAP_n.html construction

• Dell PowerEdge Server - IDRAC R720 problem

  Dear support team

  I have a Dell PowerEdge R720 not ready iDRAC server. The configuration values are not available. very strong fans noise, please notify

  Hello

  I'll send you an email to ask for the serial number. Thank you

  Marco