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• can I install a virtual machine of 3 GB memory with physical memory to Go

  Hello!

  really happy you joined today, but I have a problem: I have a 3 GB memory machine and I would like to install a virtual machine with 3 gigabytes of memory, but I have a question whish is worrying me now: according to my physical memory size is it possible?

  Welcome to the forums!

  In general, this is possible, but you may face a very slow system then. You must configure VMware Workstation through its 'preferences' to allow the memory swapping for the guests. The RAM is not physically available is provided by the host operating system swap file.

  If you found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'Useful' responses Thank you!!

  AWo

  VCP / vEXPERT 2009

• A safety class is not found in this JAVA virtual machine for the following reason: sun.security.x509.CertAndKeyGen

  I'm trying to start OUD 11.1.2.2.0 after a new installation on Windows 2008 Server (oud - setup.bat) and I see the following error. Any ideas?

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:04-0600] category = gravity CORE = INFORMATION msgID = 132 msg = The Directory Server starts the configuration of the boot process

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:05-0600] category = gravity CORE VIEW msgID = 458886 msg = directory = unified Oracle 11.1.2.2.0 (build 20131115153045Z, R1311150604) commissioning

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:08-0600] category gravity = RUNTIME_INFORMATION = VIEW msgID = 20381717 msg = installation directory: C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_OUD

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:08-0600] category gravity = RUNTIME_INFORMATION = VIEW msgID = 20381719 msg = Instance directory: C:\Oracle\Middleware\asinst_1\OUD

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:08-0600] category gravity = RUNTIME_INFORMATION = VIEW msgID = 20381713 msg = Information FMV: 1.8.0_05 - b13 by Oracle Corporation, architecture 32 bits, the size of the heap 652476416 bytes

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:08-0600] category gravity = RUNTIME_INFORMATION = VIEW msgID = 20381714 msg = JVM Host: slc00dbh.us.oracle.com, running Windows Server 2008 6.0 x 86, size of 8177541120 bytes of physical memory, the number of available processors 2

  [18/Apr / 2014:13:34:08-0600] category gravity = RUNTIME_INFORMATION = VIEW msgID = 20381715 msg = JVM Arguments: ' - Dorg.opends.server.scriptName = start - ds. "

  Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: a safety class is not found in this JAVA virtual machine for the following reason: sun.security.x509.CertAndKeyGen

  to org.opends.server.util.Platform$ PlatformIMPL. < clinit > (Platform.java:132)

  to org.opends.server.util.Platform. < clinit > (Platform.java:85)

  at org.opends.server.util.CertificateManager.generateSelfSignedCertificate(CertificateManager.java:283)

  at org.opends.server.admin.AdministrationConnector.createSelfSignedCertifIfNeeded(AdministrationConnector.java:703)

  at org.opends.server.admin.AdministrationConnector.initializeAdministrationConnector(AdministrationConnector.java:182)

  at org.opends.server.core.ConnectionHandlerConfigManager.initializeAdministrationConnectorConfig(ConnectionHandlerConfigManager.java:356)

  at org.opends.server.core.DirectoryServer.initializeAdministrationConnector(DirectoryServer.java:2872)

  at org.opends.server.core.DirectoryServer.startServer(DirectoryServer.java:1539)

  at org.opends.server.core.DirectoryServer.main(DirectoryServer.java:9930)

  C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_OUD > java-version

  Java version "1.8.0_05".

  Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_05 - b13)

  The Client Java VM (build 25, 5 - b02, mixed mode, sharing)

  I used the following jdk based on the matrix and it worked fine:

  C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_OUD>Java-version

  Java version "1.6.0_24".

  Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_24 - b07)

  The Client Java VM (build 19.1 - b02, mixed mode, sharing)

• Install the Virtual Machine

  Hi all

  I hate to ask such a stupid question...

  What is the trick to install a virtual machine? The home screen just goes by so fast and I don't have enough time to connect to my drive to install the operating system. Is there a setting somewhere that slows down, so I have the time to plug my hard drive?

  Thank you

  Hi WJCC.

  Access the advanced settings of your virtual machine. You can add a delay to the boot process.

  Concerning

  Franck

• When I stopped virtual machine she hang on to 95%.

  When I stopped virtual machine she hang on to 95% for a long time. y at - it another way to shut down the computer if it blocks 95%. because the other option turn off at the same time.

  You can try one of the following:

  1. VMware-cmd - l = list all running virtual machine, copy and paste the full path to the command below.
     VMware-cmd < config > stop trysoft

  2. VM-help - x - list of vmid
     VM-support - X < vmid > to kill him...

  3. ps - ef | more
     find the process related to the world
     kill him.

  I think that option 1 will not longer work, best bet is option 2.

  Duncan

  VMware communities user moderator

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• File not found error when opening a virtual machine (from No-Time Machine backup)

  Hello world

  I have a problem with my installation of Fusion 2.0.6 on my iMac to Snow Leopard related to a "file not found".  I did my best to analyze the positions of the community to see if anyone has experienced this before.  I found several posts and tried the suggestions in these posts, but I have not been able to solve.

  I'm trying to restore from a full backup of my XP VM. It's not a backup Time Machine; just a straight backup of VM together using SuperDuper (part of my nightly backup routine).  To restore, I copied:

  -> BACKUP/users/John/Documents/Virtual Machines/Windows XP Home Edition.vmwarevm

  for -> MacHD/users/John/Documents/Virtual Machines/Windows XP Home Edition.vmwarevm

  Merge, I opened the Windows XP Home Edition VM, only to get the error:

  «File not found: Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s001.vmdk.» This file is required to power on this virtual machine.  If this file has been moved, please provide its new location. »

  I find the file hard (what is there) and get the same error message several times.

  Interestingly, when I try to open the same VM from the backup location, I also get the same error.

  Really stuck now and don't know what to do.  Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  John

  It seems that the latest files are missing. The virtual disk which I guess has a size 5-6 GB provisioned consists of 3 files, of which 2 are missing for snapshot 000005 (Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s002.vmdk and Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s003.vmdk). Unless you have some backup, your options are limited and you will need to go back to the last instant whis is dated March 2012.

  Windows XP Home Edition - 000005.vmdk descriptor file (text file) will show the files that make up the virtual disk (the Flash disk in this case).

  André

• Manual removal placeholder VMs when the protected virtual machine is removed

  We run SRM 5.5. We had some VMs protected, we need more, so they have been removed from the drive (I can't). When I found out about it, I went in SRM and removed the protection for these deleted virtual machines. Most of the VMS placeholder have been correctly removed by this procedure, however, I see still 2 VMs of space reserved for virtual computers that no longer exist. No idea why only these 2 (about 6) were not cleaned.

  My question: can I remove manually just these VMs placeholder? They are not in any group of protection, or the stimulus plan. And the protected virtual machines which correspond to these placeholders no longer exist. It's as if they are zombie placeholders. :-)

  There is no problem with me removing the VMs placeholder manually, y at - it?

  Hello

  Yes, its safe to delete the place holder vm.  Make sure the source VM is not protected and no replication is configured. Restart the SRM service.

  Thank you

• Undetected after the fresh install ESXi virtual machines

  Hello

  I have to say I really enjoyed working with ESXi, but I run a quick question for the moment.

  I initially installed ESXi 5 on an SD card and created several virtual machines via vSphere Client Windows. Because of the card SD comes off on the reboot (using a Dell R610), I have now decided to install ESXi 5 on a USB key. However, when I open the Windows of vSphere client, I do not see the virtual machines on the host, but I see that they are always present in the VMFS data store that I created earlier. When I boot from the SD card, they appear very well.

  I have to migrate somehow?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  As this is a new installation of ESXi you can save the VMs from the data store as the inventory.xml on the new facility can be empty.

  Measures to save the virtual machine using vmx are available on Ko http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1006160

• Printer redirection when RDPing to virtual machines

  I recently built a Win 2 k 3 SP2 VM to serve our print server. I noticed that since I, whenever I have RDP in an another VM all printers in my local PC try redirected to the virtual machine I have access to. For example I have connected to (or "installed") all printers on my print server to my local PC. When I RDP to the print server, it automatically imports copies of each printer I have on my PC on my print server local and the names ' name of the printer on the name of the print server (the name of PC mylocal) in session 1.»  Even my local printer GET pulled into the virtual machine. The crazy part is that it is mapped completely and I can send print jobs to it. I've never seen this before between physical servers, so I thought that maybe it has something to do with my VM.

  Another thing I noticed is that when I am logged into the virtual print server and display the printers to which the name of the printer changes visibly to other words and characters. They are never complete, but sometimes they look like "Domain Cont" or something similar (I can't do it right now for example). Printers are not "really be renamed. It seems to be more than one buggy thing that disappears if I refresh the screen. It is still not normal and I'm worried about corruption somewhere in the virtual machine.

  My virtual machines are running on ESX 3i, 3.5.0

  This is clean enough servers. All servers have all MS patches installed and the only other software or services installed since my AV software

  Thanks in advance for any help

  JC

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• CD/dvd driver not found when installing Windows 7 on Asus f501A

  I am trying to install windows 7 on this laptop. Windows 8 are installed, but the drivers for the hardware that I need to use are not supported. I connect to cd/dvd-rom to boot from usb. I can install windows now the next screen ask a driver for the cd/dvd driver.

  I suggest, if you want to run Windows 7 on your system, you must do it through a virtual machine:

  You can use alternatives such as Oracle VirtualBox or VMWare Player.

  https://www.VirtualBox.org/wiki/downloads

  VMware Player;

  http://downloads.VMware.com/d/details/player_401/dGpkYnRwd3didGRwQA==

  or

  You will first need to go to the website of manufacturers for your model computer and first find out if there are native drivers in Windows 7. A large number of computers that are preloaded with Windows 8 have no native driver support for Windows 7 by the manufacturer. If there is no native driver, you will need to consider returning the machine and buying a machine preloaded with Windows 8 Pro with downgrade rights to Windows 7 Professional. Or look through the catalogue of manufacturers for systems already preloaded with Windows 7, usually the business sector will have these options.

• Error when creating a virtual machine

  Hello

  When I try to create a new virtual machine via the host customer I get following error message:

  Cause: TypeError: _deviceHelper is not defined

  Version: 2015.12.21

  Build: 3357452

  ESXi: 6.0.0

  The exception stack:

  toVirtualMachineConfigSpec @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:60:10100

  createVM @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:61:2446

  createVM @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:67:13834

  $scope.wizardOptions.currentPage.onCommit @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:52:16535

  onCommit @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:120:23151

  onFinishClick @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:120:24165

  .controller < / $scope.onFinish @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:120:26196

  eb.prototype.functionCall/ < @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:6:21837

  @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:89:31513

  Me / this. $get < /k.prototype.$eval@ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:5:16488

  Me / this. $get < /k.prototype.$apply@ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:5:16702

  @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:89:31493

  n.Event.Dispatch @ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:2:14412

  n.Event.Add/r.handle@ https://XXXX/UI/scripts/main.js:2:11234

  There is no license assigned to the host.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

  Note that at the time where the customer Host are just an experimental tool and should not be used in production environment, if you use the license free hypervisor that you really need to use the vSphere Client.

• Problem is when I vMotion virtual machine running it stop responding for 5-10 sec.

  I get a black screen with the message "waiting for connection" and complete the wheel which revolves around 5-10 seconds until the display returns and vMotion. vMotion drop the ping package on the virtual computer to 78%

  I created the test of setting up a pilot project of HA/DRS in my company. But I found that there is a problem with vmotion on running virtual machine.

  I have 2 Dell Power Edge 2950 servers with 8 GB of RAM and dual NIC. I gave a separate connection to port vKernal for vMotion. Everything works well except vMotion.

  I took RDP to the manual migration of vm and VM stop giving response for 5-10 seconds

  Cool is...

• How to install the virtual machine tools

  I am new to this, and it's fun to find how to do everything. I'm stuck now, so need some help, I did search but could not find definitive answers.

  I have ESXi installation, it will run on a dedicated slide. I have a windows-based virtual machine that I use to test.

  I downloaded the iso of VM Tools for Linux to install on the server so that I can push to the client virtual machines. I can't understand how to install the VM on the server tools so that I have the option in the console to push to turn the VM to the client tools.

  Is there something I'm completely missing? The iso is for linux, which is the server. I assumed it would be installed on the server that would allow me to push to windows clients.

  Help, please!

  VMware tools for Windows is already included in the installation of ESX.

  Customer Infrastructure using, go to the console of the virtual Windows computer and logon. Right-click of the virtual machine in the inventory on the left, then select "install/upgrade VMware tools. If Autorun is enabled the installation starts automatically, if not the Windows.iso is loaded into the virtual computer CD-ROM drive and you have to run setup.exe.

  André

• Automatically get a list of installed in virtual machines

  Hello

  After selecting the root "Host and Clusters" VMware Infrastructure client, I opened "Virtual Machines" tag and I got the list of all machines. Then by clicking on the right button of the mouse, I open the pop-up menu and have an option "export list... ', so I can export to text file. Of course, I have to do it manually. Is it possible to automate this behavior? I mean I want to get this list of servers every day, let's say at 13:00. It should be automatically created for example in the text file to an esx server or sent me that email. Is it possible to VMWare Infrastructure Client or esx server?

  Yacc

  You can install it on your desktop. But you need Microsoft Powershell to work with it.

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• Problem with networking when having multiple virtual machines on a single host

  Since the implementation of ESX 3.5i server on PowerEdge 1850 Server I had network problems. It took a large upstream of the violin - do not do something specific - but finally I could persuate a VM to talk to the outside world.

  Virtual machines have always been able to ping other virtual machines and physical NETWORK card to the host (with a static IP address only), however with a bit of deactivation/activation etc I could possibly get it connected. I have exactly the same symptomsusing the two Windows XP and Redhat, both with VM Tools installed.

  If big, I can get the virtual machines connected, *however * every time I managed to connect a computer to the outside network, she will knock off either a return to the State where I can ping only the other VMs and Teddy.

  I tried them in different port groups as well as in different vSwitches with a separate Teddy, but exactly the same problem.

  I thought it was just my ignorance, however after thorough reading and wasting time trying different combinations, I started to think this is a hardware incompatibility or an ESX installation problem.

  Please please please, if someone can help solve the problem, or diagnose if my suspicions are correct.

  I enclose my last combination of configurations!

  Thanks in advance.

  Run 'show port-security' on the switch and see what you have.  You can also view the current configuration of the port connected to an esx.  A switch will remove any doubt relating to port config differences type.

  -KjB

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