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• NFS mounts persist?

  Hi all

  I've updated to Win 7 Enterprise for NFS support.

  I was able to map two NFS shares successfully.

  However, upon restart, the actions are lost. Is it possible (I don't see one in the snap-snap-in mmc NFS) to indicate that they be reconnected at logon. I could use a login script in local GPO to do this, but I was wondering if there was a "better way" (tm).

  A tip for those who struggle with the NFS client: use showmount to see if Windows can even see the actions. I had to set the firewall issues, then showmount showed stocks and I was able to login and navigate through the:

  Server EI C:\Users\owner>showmount
  Export the server list:
  /nfs4exports 192.168.x.0/24
  RAID 192.168.x.0/24/nfs4exports.
  mythstorage 192.168.x.0/24/nfs4exports.

  C:\Users\owner>mount server: / nfs4exports/z: raid
  z: is now connected to the server: / nfs4exports/raid

  The command completed successfully.

  C:\Users\owner >

  Found the answer on the technet site (it's sort of, a persistent systemic mount is not possible, but using a user login script is possible.)

  Basically NFS connections are stored on a basis by user.

  "NFS mounted drive letters are specific session so running this in a script to start most likely will not work." The service would probably need to mount its own drive letters from a script that runs in the context of service. We have specific guidelines, that it is not recommended to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180362. "

• T2p scripts fail on NFS mounts

  Hello IDM gurus!

  I'm trying to implement a multi data center (MDC) implementation of OAM 11gR2Ps3. 1 data center is in place and functioning as expected. We try to use T2P scripts described in the documentation of the OAM following MDC to clone the binary (copyBinary.sh) but you see the error message

  Error message: 1

  November 17, 2015 18:46:48 - ERROR - CLONE-20435 some Oracle homes are excluded during the copy operation.

  November 17, 2015 18:46:48 - CAUSE - CLONE-20435 following Oracle homes have been excluded during the copy operation.

  [/ data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-13_0010/oracle_common, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-13_0010/oracle_bip, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-13_0010/Oracle_IDM1, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-14_0010/oracle_common, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-14_0010/oracle_bip, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-14_0010/Oracle_IDM1, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-15_0010/oracle_common, /data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-15_0010/oracle_bip] data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-15_0010/Oracle_IDM1, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-16_0010/oracle_common, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-16_0010/oracle_bip, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-16_0010/Oracle_IDM1, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-17_0010/oracle_common, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-17_0010/oracle_bip, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-17_0010/Oracle_IDM1, /data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-11_0010/oracle_common /data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-11_0010/oracle_bip [, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-11_0010/Oracle_IDM1, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-12_0010/oracle_common, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-12_0010/oracle_bip, data/Oracle/OAM/.snapshot/daily.2015-11-12_0010/Oracle_IDM1], and the possible causes are:

  1. all Oracle homes were not registered with an OraInventory.

  2 if all the Oracle homes have been saved with a unique custom OraInventory, pointer file corresponding inventory received no T2P operation.

  3 canonical path to the Oracle Home recorded with OraInventory was not child Middleware House.

  November 17, 2015 18:46:48 - ACTION - CLONE - 20435. be sure that all causes possible, listed in the CAUSE section are supported.

  
  

  .Snapshot in the error message file is a NFS function because it mounts are actually NFS volumes.

  
  

  Are the T2P scripts supported on NFS mounts? If so, how to solve this problem? Would appreciate your comments on how we can solve this problem

  
  

  Concerning

  
  

  Shiva
  

  The issue was due to wrong settings for the frames. This has been fixed by the storage team. T2P scripts were always initially and after that correction of the Storage mounts, they ran successfully. A restoration was necessary, and RCU patterns had to be recreated on the clone

• ESXi 4.1 - blades HP and NFS mounts

  Hello

  I'm having a strange problem with NFS access

  We currently use HP Blades BL680c G5 servers, in C7000 enclosures. Configuration of the switch, Cisco (3120 x) are the same for all ports / ESXs.

  I use VMNIC0 and VMNIC1 in etherchannel / Hash IP access to the warehouses of data NFS on NetApp filers.

  I have now two servers beside I want to reverse for test reasons. These two servers are moving instead of the other.

  Once restarted, these two hosts ar sees no no more data warehouses. They appear as inactive. I can't reconnect them (VI client or esxcfg-nas - r)

  vmkping for Netapp file servers works more also.

  As soon as I put these 2 servers to their original square, everything is back to normal.

  On the side of the cisco switch ports are still configured the same. None of them are closed.

  There I'm missing something, but don't know where to look.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi Hernandez,

  If you're repatching hosts or they always use the same network cables as before (perhaps a change of IP address, or a rule on the host of the NFS export)

  don't forget, you'll have policies created on the NFS mounts 'export' these fixtures for the names of specific hosts or IPs - if you're repatching and change IP etc you can cause this export invalidation,

• Questions of NFS mount points

  I have two questions about how the NFS mount points is in fact from the point of view NFS servers.

  If the mount point of the 'outside' is considered as for example / ISO, would this mean

  1. that the directory is named "iso" or could it be a real name on the local file system on the NAS Server? (As in the names of SMB share, could be different from the name of folder.)

  2. that the folder is actually located directly on the root of the local file system, which is/ISO on the server, or would it be for example/dir1/dir2/iso and always to the outside as appearance / ISO? (As in the SMB, where 'share' creates a new root somewhere on the filesystem that is exposed to the outside.)

  ricnob wrote:

  Thank you! It would be a typical NFS-Unix/Linux server?

  Yes.

  So perhaps it is not defined in the standard how this should be done, but can vary between implementations? (* nix of course most common.)

  Possible, but does MS ever meet standards? Even their own?

  RFC1094/NFS:

  "Different operating systems may have restrictions on the depth of the tree or used names, but also using a syntax different tor represent the"path", which is the concatenation of all the"components"(file and directory names) in the name...". Some operating systems provide a 'mount' operation to make all file systems appear as a single tree, while others maintain a 'forest' of file systems... NFS looking for a component of a path at the same time.  It may not be obvious why he did not only take the name of way together, stroll in the directories and return a file handle when it is carried out.  There are many good reasons not to do so.  First, paths need separators between items in the directory, and different operating systems use different separators.  We could define a representation of network Standard access path, but then each path must be analyzed and converted at each end. "

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• maximum size of the NFS mounts

  Hello

  I would like to know what is the maximum size for mounting NFS into ESX (i) 4? If I need more than 2 TB, I need to use extensions iSCSI volumes. Is it the same thing with NFS or I can come up and use for example a 4 TB NFS share?

  Thank you

  Marcus

  NFS mounts have No. limit.  It is also great that you need to make.  ESX can mount NFS, that's all.  The ONLY limitation for ESX is VMFS, because ESX creates / manages VMFS volumes.  NFS mounts are managed by OTHER systems, they have their own limits.

  NFS is just a huge disk hard as far as ESX is concerned.

• How to start vmware after NFS mounts

  OK, so now I have solved the mystery of editing.  I'm looking for the gurus of linux on how to change the sequence of boot for mounts NFS are made prior to the VMware service.

  I use Centos 5.3 on the host.

  Phil

  Hello

  You must configure vmware to start after nfs and network.

  A simple example makes it easier to understand:

  LS /etc/rc3.d/S*network

  /etc/rc3.d/S10network

  LS /etc/rc3.d/S*nfs

  /etc/rc3.d/S11nfs

  LS /etc/rc3.d/S*vmware

  /etc/rc3.d/S05vmware

  In this case, it may be like this:

  RM /etc/rc3.d/S05vmware

  ln-s /etc/init.d/vmware /etc/rc3.d/S20vmware

  Today, vmware always will begin after the nfs mounts.

  A saludo/best regards,.

  Pablo

  Please consider providing any useful answer. Thank you!! - Por favor considered premiar las useful responses. MUCHAS gracias!

• Cannot add NFS mounting

  Try adding that another NFS mount to a 3.5 server.  I have an existing one on a Windows 2003 server that fits very well.  The error I get when creating is:

  & gt; Configuring the host error: cannot open the volume: / vmfs/volumes/f33bc09a-59b57f41 & lt;

  Any ideas?  It is also a 2003 server, but different from the box.

  Hello

  Looks like the esx host IP or subnet does not have access to the NFS share.

  Check the properties of the NFS server.

  http://blog.laspina.ca/

  vExpert 2009

• All mounting options "link invalid brother" and a player that will not go up?

  I'm doing some repairs on a MBPro (machine girl) who was running El Capitan (10.11). I started upward in OS X Recovery mode, but disk utility fails because the drive does not appear. I also tried the Warrior Disk and got a similar error (2351, 5:4112 is the DW code gave me). In THE DISC is "grayed out", which I suppose means it is not mounted.

  All the options for data recovery on the drive that will not go up? There is no return from this machine. I am computer scientist of family and I can't tell you how many times I say "run a backup" or "did you make a backup? I should probably start taking laptops and my family do.

  I booted in single user Mode and run ' fsck - fy ' but I don't get "the Macintosh HD volume cannot be repaired." and above that the outlet says: "the brother link invalid.

  All of the suggestions. I'll send my daughter in the Genius Bar with her laptop and see if they have all the options before you go ahead and delete it.

  See you soon,.
  Dave

  How old is the MBP? It is possible to have a HD failure.

• Unalterable audit NFS mounted data warehouses

  Hi all

  I searched for a cmdlet or function that returns if an NFS volume is mounted read/write or read only on a node.  The use case for this looping through a vCenter to ensure volumes that need to be mounted read-only were not accidentally mounted read/write during a reconstruction of node.  I haven't found something that returns this value.

  Is there something available in PowerCLI who will provide this information?

  Thank you

  Jason

  Try something like this

  foreach($ds in (Get-Datastore | where {$_.Type -eq "NFS"})){    $ds.ExtensionData.Host |     Select @{N="DS";E={$ds.Name}},      @{N="RemoteHost";E={$ds.RemoteHost}},      @{N="RemotePath";E={$ds.RemotePath}},      @{N="ESXi";E={Get-view $_.Key -Property Name | Select -ExpandProperty Name}},      @{N="AccessMode";E={$_.MountInfo.AccessMode}}}
  

  If you want to only see those read-only, you can add a Where clause

• Dell S2240L - wall mounting options

  Hello

  Can you get it someone please let me know if it is possible to mount the Dell S2240L on the wall?

  If so can what type of media I use? Or do those universal off ebay adapt?

  Thank you

  mpatel786,

  This model was not intended to be fixed to the wall. It doesn't have the VESA mounting on the chassis.

• Windows Server 2008 R2 NFS mounted data store is read only

  I've done this dozens of times in the past, but not with this exact combination successfully:

  ESX4 U1

  Windows 2008 R2 Server Datacenter edition

  NFS Server installed. TCP Version 3.

  The normal configuration that worked in the past:

  NTFS security - total control on ANONYMOUS logon, everyone control total

  The local policies, network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users (applied automatically by Windows)

  NFS Sharing - ANSI encoding, allow anonymous access - UID = - 2, GID = - 2

  NFS share permissions - allow all THE MACHINES read-write, ROOT access

  The data store adds OK and appears in the list of data on vClient stores and can be viewed or directly via a Console logon.

  The problem is that the data store is read only! Nothing from ESX can write, delete, or update a folder or a file on the data store. Access Windows NTFS is very well.

  This means also you cannot boot from say a CD ISO on the data store, or create a VMDK guest virtual computer on the data store.

  Given that I had zero problems with this in the past, when with the help of ESX3 or ESX4 connect to Windows Server 2003R2 or several NAS with NFS devices supported I think Windows 2008R2?

  Has anyone seen anything like this before?

  I use it currently; It works fine, but it's the way that you configure the windows nfs export without having to use a mapping service (see images)

  Also, be aware that Windows System Cache is a bit less efficient than linux (but that's ok) you just need to add additional RAM at least 16 GB for the data store busy.

  I also recommend refining delays in setting up nfs for each virtual machine host:

  NFS. HeartbeatFrequency = 10

  NFS. HeartbeatFailures = 5

  And on windows change the properties of the NFS server in the locking tab

  customer collection lock wait 5

• Why not delete commonly used Mount Options - no Expand more or add/remove tracks?

  Where is the ability to expand/collapse and add/remove video and audio tracks in the first Pro CC mounting Panel?

  Why they were withdrawn in the convenient context menu?

  Hover your mouse over the track header and scroll the mouse wheel.

• NAS NFS Mount/Unmount Test failed with this error - "failed to Test script 300 s to/opt/vmware/VTAF/Certification/Workbench/VTAFShim line 279, line < STDIN > 309 cleaning" it's a matter of workbench?

  Excerpts from run.log

  *****************

  2014-09-10 13:21:51 UTC...

  2014-09-10 13:21:51 UTC [VMSTAF] [0] INFO: VM: [PID 13775] command (perl /iozone - duration.pl d 3600 f - 128 m - r 1024 k t /tmp/iozone.dat 1 > /iozone.2.log 2 > & 1) on 192.168.1.25 is completed.

  2014 09/11 01:36:16 UTC Test script failed to 300 s to/opt/vmware/VTAF/Certification/Workbench/VTAFShim 279, < STDIN > line 309 cleaning.

  2014 09/11 01:36:16 UTC interrupted Test

  One thing noticed here is that there is no logs generated during about 12 hours between the completion of test on one of the GOS and Test Script failed.

  All of the recommendations will help...

  Do not wait more than 2 hours if you think that the test case is stuck. Clean and restart the test.

• Storage of P2V of NFS mounted in a virtual machine

  Hello

  I'm looking for the best method to achieve the following objectives:

  We currently have a Server 2008 R2 Virtual Machine with its operating system disk in the virtual environment (vSphere 5, ESXi 5 Update1). In this machine are two additional disks provided by our EMC SAN using Microsoft iSCSI Initiator in the virtual machine. This our main file server.

  We would like to take advantage of the software virtual backup we use (Veeam 6.1) so would to move these disks in the virtual environment as VMDK.

  I know that potentially we could create two new VMDK and synchronize the data across, but is there a way to clone those to preserve all the permissions, etc.

  Any advice would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  
  Dan

  It appears so, but I do not use Veeam Backup and replication, so I can't tell you for sure.