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• vCenter standard vSwitch trade + different VIRTUAL local network settings

  Hello

  In vCenter Standard vSwitches, vCenter allows, the same standard name exchanges on different ESX hosts on different VLANS. It is considered to be a bad configuration? Or is it not seen? (Or better yet, can there be real use cases?) Because eventually the traffic would not pass by with this configuration of vlan different, even if the exchanges have the same name for them.

  For example:

  ESX1 - vswitch1 - MYportgroup (vlan5)

  ESX2 - vswitch2 - MYportgroup (vlan10)

  In distributed vSwitches, we have this problem, since it will be a unique portgroup for all the esx servers.

  Thanks in advance for anyone who can shed light on this issue.

  Certainly a use case of vDS in a production system, where this problem would not be a problem. Think about it, however, there might be something useful in a test environment, where you may need to test the configurations or to connect to different parts of the network on a machine virtual 'utility '... If NIC of the virtual machine is configured to use DHCP, the IP configuration could be changed automatically when it moves on different VLANS, etc... It might be useful when you have a network configuration where you had to plug some VLAN specific to specific hosts. Then by simply vMotioning fast virtual machine to another host, you can dynamically change its location on the network.

  Certainly, I would say that it is not a best practice for a production environment, although...

• In vCenter, standard vSwitch displays duplicate network connections

  I have an ESXi 5 sandbox / vCenter 5 environment using VMware Standard vSwitches. If I move a virtual machine (with a virtual NETWORK card) to a group of ports to another port group, it appears as if it were in TWO groups of ports throughout the GUI screens possible.

  If I connect directly to the 5 ESXi with VIC, I can see the appropriate configuration. This could be very annoying in production environments. Is this a bug?

  -J

  It seems that your VM has a snapshot! With a snapshot, you will see the currently active network/port group as well as that on which the virtual machine was connected when you took the snapshot. Once you remove the snapshot from the 'old' connection will disappear.

  André

• Behavior of vmotion with dVS/standard vSwitch?

  Hello-

  I move 5.5 hosts in my cluster to a distributed vSwitch. About half my hosts and virtual machines are now fully on dVS; other ESXi hosts and virtual machines in the cluster are still on their standard vSwitches history. I want to turn my back on "fully automated" DRS He is currently manually. If I do this, is it true that the DRS is smart enough to figure out it shouldn't vMotion VMs connected to vswitches to these hosts standard migrated to the dVS (where no standard vSwitches equivalents do exist)?

  When I try to vmotion a VM running to the dVS from the host without first setting migration in this VM network, it doesn't let me do and tells me that. I guess that behavior is also coded in entirely automated DRS? Sorry if this is blinding obvious, but I'm just thinking that fully automated DRS will not make a decision that kills the virtual computer connectivity in this situation? Thank you!

  When I try to vmotion a VM running to the dVS from the host without first setting migration in this VM network, it doesn't let me do and tells me that. I guess that behavior is also coded in entirely automated DRS? Sorry if this is blinding obvious, but I'm just thinking that fully automated DRS will not make a decision that kills the virtual computer connectivity in this situation? Thank you!

  Fully Auto DRS certainly not going to do anything that disconnects from your virtual machine running, in short DRS includes vMotion compatibility very well and accordingly it will act.

• VM with 1 NIC shows a standard portrgoup and a distributed portgroup?

  It's confusing me. I'll put up a distributed switch, and I have all my exchanges set up, each corresponding to the standard portgroup (IE, 1 standard for VLAN 15 portgroup and 1 portgroup distributed to VLAN 15, etc.).

  So I have a win 2008 R2 VM, with 1 NIC and I shut it down and changed is the portgroup to the equivalent distributed portgroup standard networking (e.g., the portgroup distributed for this VLAN). I made this as a dozen times already, for other virtual machines, and it's all worked fine. This time, however, this adds the portgroup distributed, but also leaves the portgroup standard.

  And I don't know why. With 1 card NETWORK, the settings of the virtual machine are showing the NETWORK adapter with a network connection to the distributed portgroup, as it should. Yet the component resources in the watch vSphere client * two * portgroup standard and distributed. All cards that are in the vDs are in LACP mode (we connect to a 6513 Cisco using 10 G of fiber NICs). VDs has 1 NIC of each host, and the standard switch on each host has the other NETWORK card, so I can migrate virtual machines between the two without loss of connectivity.

  I have connectivity, I ping the virtual machine. I see the virtual machine in the distributed portgroup look the vDs. I see it also in the portgroup standard (this standard switch has no adapters, so it can actually do something, do not send/receive). If all the packages must be from the portgroup distributed (as it should).

  Clues about where to look next? I checked the VM, there is only 1 NETWORK card in Windows, no hidden devices NIC so why does he want 2 trade? And how can I say this not to do?

  All ESXi hosts are the ESXI 5.1 U1.

  Thank you

  It is resolved, with the help of Technical Support. This virtual machine has a snapshot, which is why he wanted the portgroup standard and the portgroup distributed. I deleted the snapshot, and now everything's fine.

• change the vswitch, best practical question

  Hello

  Here is the scenario, I invited XP and I want to spend the vswitch he connected too.

  Is it safe to simply change the properties of comments in the vshpere client, set up the different vswitch, select ok. (without closing comments)

  Here is what happened last week and I would like to get feedback to see if I did something outside best practices.

  I have a xp machine who's job it is to move files within our company.  In house app, had problems with the performance, of course the bandwidth network has been a problem but also a sustained the 100% CPU usage whenever the application in the House is running. I made a few changes, first I changed the network card to a vswitch with no other guests connected, than giving a non-shared on the network connection to this comments

  I stopped our applications in the House that copies the edited files the client settings, change to the another vswitch, selecting ok...  Everything seemed fine, restarted apps and found no problem.

  The next day, I increased the RAM on the host of Meg 512 to 1024 Meg as the available physical ram was weak, and I suspected disk cache.  Stop the guest computer, editing the memory and it has increased from 1024 to vsphere...  Restarted and is the reason for my questions, which connects to run the application has been corrupted and would not load the profile.

  I should add that the application users often use the method "end task" through windows to complete the process as soon as they are sometimes does not.  Not something I tend to do what I think may be a cause of file corruption.

  My boss suggested that he believes that my approach is the cause of profile corruption, citing specifically the way in which I changed the vswitch that the guest has been connected.  My understanding at this point is that my approach was equivalent to not patch a machine and plug in another switch, and I don't see how, which could cause a windows become corrupt profile.

  Ideas of the community?  Expect honesty burtal if my method is in error.

  Change the who vswitch a virtual computer to connect during operation is perfectly accetable as only the switch that you move to can access the subnet of the virtual computer is configured for - it's like unplugging a [machine to go to an actual physical switch and plug it into a new physical switch -

• Switch Standard virtual and virtual distributed switch

  How to migrate the virtual machine to switch vNetwork Standard to a vNetwork Distributed Switch, where can I get more information? How to set up?

  Thank you

  I think that's what you're looking for

  It's pretty easy actually, I have not you, but once I had to manually migrate the 120VMs to one portgroup to another, now, it is quite easy to use GUI version 4.

  Migration of virtual machines between vSwitch or exchanges of vDS or dvPortgroups

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1010612

• Change password for Network Time Machine

  Hello.

  I used a time Machine to backup since 2010.  Recently, I changed the home network password Wifii.  The time Machine is more access to the network, and I do not know how to change its parameters, so it can re - connect on the same network.  When you open AirPort Utility, I can't click on the time Machine, it says "Device not found" and only offers me the option "Forget this device".  I must forget this device to start the process?

  I work on a MacBook Pro, OS 10.11.6 (El Capitan).

  Would appreciate your help.

  Tim

  Your best bet would be to connect a computer with AirPort Utility is installed via a cable ethernet to the time Capsule. This allows to connect back to the time Capsule to update your new password Wi - Fi settings.

• How to change a wireless network of hidden to non hidden

  How can I change my wireless network of hidden access?

  Hello

  A hidden network is one that is not broadcasting the SSID or network name. If you need to check with your
  the router maker support, online documentation, and forums for methods to have broadcast the SSID. Most
  manufacturers have excellent online instructions.

  Or if you want to stay hidden:

  How to connect to networks wireless hidden
  http://www.7tutorials.com/how-connect-hidden-wireless-networks

  I hope this helps.

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• How to change the public network to a network of home in 64-bit windows 7

  Windows 7 cannot access internet by WiFi card because the net work must be changed to a home network. How do I change, even the troubleshooting cannot make the change. How can I do it manually change it?

  Hello

  1. were you able to use the card wireless without any problem before?
  2. what exactly happens when you try to access the internet?
  3 did you recent hardware or software changes to your computer before this problem?

  Stage of change of the network location:

  a.Open network and sharing Center by clicking the Start button, thenControl Panel. In the search box, type network, and then clicknetwork and sharing Center.
  b work network, home network, or Public, and then click the desired network location.
   

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• Changes to the network when the reconfiguration of the DHCP server to the static IP address

  I installed new positions of work on my network and had WDS push the image so we have installed DHCP to do this. After all the work stations were Setup, I started to change static IP DHCP on the workstations as we prefer to use static IP addresses.  Some computers work fine, some don't. The problem I have is when changing from a static IP, as active network passes the network of the area to the Public network. However, when it is configured to use DHCP, the active network is the domain network. What am I, I missing which will cause the active networks of change to public networks at the static IP change? I checked the settings ip IP, Subnet, DG and DNS and they seem correct. I tried to withdrawal, join. I tried the update NIC driver. I tried to uninstall the NETWORK adapter and reboot. If anyone has seen this before?

  Hi JFK @,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro/

• Need a script to create standard vSwitch with virtual and several computer port group VLAN

  I want to create standard vSwitch for all hosts in the cluster for virtual machine port group and add one or more groups of ports VLAN for the same standard vswitch.

  Kind regards

  Shan

  Try something like this

  $clusterName = "mycluster.

  $nics = "vmnic0", "vmnic1.

  $vlans = 123456789

  foreach ($esx in (Get-Cluster-name $clusterName |)) Get - VMHost)) {}

  $sw = New - VirtualSwitch - name swX - VMHost $esx - Nic $nics - confirm: $false

  $vlans | %{

  New-VirtualPortGroup-name "PG $($_)" - VLanId $_ - VirtualSwitch $sw - confirm: $false

  }

  }

• Receive the error message after that firewall creative cloud update changes to our network.

  Receive the error message after that firewall creative cloud update changes to our network.

  We have a user, who tries to update through the creative application of cloud.  We tried to find what is blocked but have met a dead end.

  When the cloud creative software attempts to shout that we see a connection attempt https://ops:443 / ims/token/v1

  I did some research and the only reference to the IMS for Adobe, I could find was the IMSService.  This seems to be an authentication service.  The problem is that "ops" are not a valid domain.

  This issue seems to only affect the Creative Software of clouds as I was able to update a test computer with Creative Cloud via Adobe Application Manager.

  The user's system and our test system are running OS X Yosemite

  Hello

  Can you please check is below the links with white combination ports on your firewall. Adobe creative cloud desktop application uses these ports only.

  Address	Ports
  ccmdls.Adobe.com		443
  IMS - na1.adobelogin.com	80	443
  IMS - prod06.adobelogin.com		443
  na1r.Services.Adobe.com	80	443
  prod-rel-ffc - ccm.oobesaas.adobe.com		443
  prod-rel - ffc.oobesaas.adobe.com		443
  LM.licenses.adobe.com	80	443
  ccmdl.Adobe.com	80
  swupmf.Adobe.com	80
  swupdl.Adobe.com	80
  ACP.adobeoobe.com		443
  interaction.Adobe.com		443

  Thank you

  Ashish

• Change of IP network address space

  Hi all

  I work with our local IT people to get a new address space that is larger than what we have currently allocated.  We currently have two class C address which are separate, but adjacent blocks.  We will migrate to a new address space which is a 22 space (4 blocks of class C).

  I'm curious to know what is the best way to migrate existing systems to new block of addresses.  Our Lab Manager users have about 50 deployed computers.  I'm not adverse to force people to cancel the deployment and redeployment can help to change, but what is the best way to manage the change of the IP address of the virtual machine itself?  LM will take care of this for us, we have to recustomize or do it manually?

  Since we have networks spanning host, is it possible to convert the existing physical network virtual and just that bridge to the new physical network?  This could be the solution of effort low right now and so let me migrate slowly / system configurations to the physical network over time.

  Thank you

  Jason

  Hi Jason,

  Couple options based on your questions:

  (a) lab Manager not automatically refreshes your virtual machine if your subnet is changed in physical network settings.  You will need to cancel the deployment/redeployment for LM to get a new IP address from the pool and recustomization on the existing VMs for the address to apply force.  If you use fences, you need to make sure that the vRouter gets also cancelled/made to implement the rules by the new addressing scheme.  You could also just manually change the IP addresses in the virtual machines but a cancel the deployment/redeployment is necessary in any event.

  (b) you can potentially convert the physical network existing in virtual (actually just create a virtual network with similar parameters.  There is no option for a conversion of this type) and how to bind V networks P.  However, with this method, you will have to add the new virtual network to each configuration and also to change the NIC of each virtual computer to connect to the new virtual network.  You will then have to cancel the deployment/redeployment configs, forcing the customization (pulling of the new pool of virtual IP networks even if it's the same subnet) and a virtual and physical link.

  I'd say you're better off with option has).

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• Change of wireless network card

  Greetings!

  Is there any document walkthrough that shows how to change the wireless network card in a X220T?

  Thank you!

  Rob

  @takosan,

  You can read through the maintenance manual Hardware for the X220T here

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/guides-and-manuals/detail.page?docid=UM006561

  Please note that not all wireless network cards are supported. Some 3rd party WLAN cards are not recognized by the system.

  JMT