Push a rdm in virtual compatibility mode?

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• Use the ROW box in virtual compatibility mode.

  Hi all

  Can anyone tell me please what is the case of Virtual Compatibility Mode RDM?

  I know, it supports instant of vsphere. other use cases?

  Thank you best regards n

  One of the use cases may be to use clusters in a box (host).

  If you need to create clusters between several boxes, you can use physical RDM mode.

• Convert a physical compatibility mode raw device mapping to a virtual compatibility mode raw device mapping

  Hello forum,.

  I have a virtual machine that got a RDM in physical Compatibility Mode, so I can't create snapshots of this disc.

  Is there a way to convert this ROW to a virtual Compatibility Mode to allow the creation of the snapshot?

  The client must create a snapshot tomorrow in order to update the database. In case of failure it would be easy to write the snapshot again.

  Hope you understand my problem.

  concerning

  Dennis

  Assuming that the RDM is attached to a single virtual computer, see http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1006599

  Conversely, virtual and physical memory ROW, make sure you have deleted (Clerk) the snapshot before you remove the disk devices to the virtual machine, otherwise you will lose changed data!

  André

• Extend the ROW when the disk is in virtual compatibility mode.

  Hello everyone, thank you very much for any help that you need to make.

  I am trying to extend a volume. The volume is a RDM. It is configured in virtual Compatibility Mode.

  I am able to extend the Lun on the SAN. When I do a new analysis in Virtual Center I see large volume. But when I go into Windows OS disk manager and rescan the disks I don't see extended volumes.

  I tried using the physical compatibility mode and it works.

  How can I go on the extension of this volume? Is it possible to do while the server is?

  Jeff

  There is no way I know to extend the RDM virt without virtual machine being down for a certain period of time.

  The advantage of virtual compatibility mode is tha ROW can participate in snapshots and behaves more like a vmdk. There are advantages and disadvantages of each type. See

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vi35/server_config/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=server_config&file=sc_adv_storage.12.6.html

  http://vmzare.WordPress.com/2007/02/19/VMware-raw-device-mappingrdm/

• Snapshot with RDM in physical compatibility mode

  Dear team,

  I added a RDM as created the D drive and kept some data on the D drive

  Create the snapshot

  create a folder on drive C and D like new

  go back to the snapshot, it will be powerofff the virtual machine, the virtual machine of poweron

  changes made on the disk drive to be: D RDM will be there or come back or it will corrupt data

  Note: The SCSI Bus sharing together as none.

  concerning

  Mr. Vmware

  RDM in physical mode (pass-trough) are excluded from the snapshots. In the case where you go back to a snapshot on RDM disk changes will not be cancelled.

  André

• With 2008 r2 Compatibility Modes supported

  Hello-
  I'll set up a cluster of Server 2008 R2 (on hosts) and I would like to use the compatibility mode virtual (not pass-through) for the RDM if in the "Setup for Failover Clustering and Microsoft Cluster Service" for 4.0 and 5.0, it says "Failover clustering with Windows Server 2008 is not supported with virtual compatibility (not pass-through) RDM mode.» And in the "vSphere MSCS Installation Checklist" he says: "Device type must be defined in virtual compatibility mode of cluster across boxes, but not for the standby cluster host or a cluster across boxes on Windows Server 2008." Under the "Clustered disks, virtual compatibility mode (no-pass-through ROW).
  Here's my question, when they say 2008 mean 2008 and 2008 and 2008 r2?  If they mean just 2008 and I can use virtual compatibility mode, where can I find the backup information that I can use virtual compatibility mode?
  I would use the virtual compatibility for several reasons, is most important without doubt so that I can use replication SRM and vSphere virtual machine protection. If I understand correctly, if I use virtual compatibility I'll be able to do this.
  Thanks for your help
  vSphere MSCS Installation Checklist
  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-50/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.VMware.vSphere.MSCS.doc_50%2FGUID-E794B860-E9AB-43B9-A6D0-F7DE222695A1.html
  Setup for Microsoft Cluster Service 5.0 and Failover Clustering
  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-50/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/vSphere-ESXi-vCenter-Server-50-MSCS-Guide.PDF
  Setup for Microsoft Cluster Service 4.0 and Failover Clustering
  http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vSphere4/R40/vsp_40_mscs.PDF
  Setup for Failover Clustering and the Microsoft Cluster Service 4.1
  https://www.VMware.com/PDF/vSphere4/R41/vsp_41_mscs.PDF
  All versions
  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1004617

  Almost all clusters require RDM.

  The reason is that some commands (more precisely, orders usually locking like SCSI2, locks SCSI3) to have crossed the the device and RDM virtual mode do not allow the commands to pass through.

• Programs running in Compatibility Mode (Windows 98) does not work (or more)

  For years, I have been (re-) installation file SETUP.exe (Epson status monitor of 1998) in Compatible Mode on a regular basis.  I right click on the file SETUP.exe, then I push properties-> compatibility-> Mode Compatible and complete under Windows 98/Windows Me.  Sometimes I run the file SETUP.exe in Windows 2000 mode also, never a problem.

  However, recently, I used DLLArchive and now the sweet Epson no longer works.  Resettlement does not either, as it must be installed in Compatible Mode and that no longer works.  In addition, run the file SETUP.exe in any Mode Compatible (Win95, 98, Me, NT, 2000) no longer works, even in non-compliant.

  I still get the same error:

  "To install EPSON Status Monitor 2, you have Windows95, NT3.1 or NT 4.0"

  While SETUP.exe is clearly compatible Win95/98.

  Earlier today, I couldn't use the Compatibility Assistant programs, whenever I had a "marscore.dll is missing" error when opening start-> Help and Support.  This problem is now solved: help and Support, and then the program compatibility Wizard work fine (I think).

  Any suggestions how to solve the compatibility problem?

  How can I check what DLL files are needed?

  Thanks in advance, Johan

  http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/unable-install-Epson-status-monitor-t2043535.html

  http://files.support.Epson.com/htmldocs/pro9k_/pro9k_rf/ref_G/statw_1.htm

  http://www.Epson.com/cgi-bin/store/support/supDetail.jsp?OID=14422&infoType=downloads

• How to run 32-bit software on a 64 bit in compatibility mode OS?

  I want to run new software of the camera of 32 bit on my Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit system.  The camera manufacturer States:

  Microsoft incorporated into the function of compatibility mode which will allow 32-bit applications run in a virtual environment on a 64-bit system.  When you install the CD please run in compatibility mode. Please provide your comments on how to run the software in compatibility mode. Thank you!

  Hello

  This should help.

  How to run a program in Compatibility Mode in Windows 7
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Storm the conversion compatibility mode a moped with CAP

  Hello

  to make my games work on BlackBerry devices, I use CAP to convert JAR files. On touchscreen devices, I use the Canvas.pointer* events * and everything works as expected on all devices, including the storm.

  So far, my game seems to work with compatibility mode off (i.e. without the virtual keyboard) when installed using the Desktop Manager. This is exactly how I want it to be, but I was just wondering if it is the case by default because that research of this forum, I always read that, by default, an application is running in compatibility mode if compiled with any older IDE (pre 4.7).

  Anyone can confirm the behavior in order to release my game with support for the storm devices without using IDE 4.7 and create an additional project just for the BB Storm. Usually I don't use any IDEs as, over the years, I have developed a large number of tools and scripts to make a huge amount of work required in support of many different devices of J2ME and it would be great if I could continue to do without in the future.

  Thank you very much
  Michael

  It seems that midlets will run without the dreaded compatibility mode.

• Compatibility "run this program in compatibility mode for" not showing "Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

  Hello

  I have multiple copies of Windows 7 Pro x 64.  Click with the right button on a program and select 'Properties' and then click on the Compatibility tab, most of them under "run this program in compatibility mode for" a ton of options going all the way back to windows 98.   Several have only options for Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista.  I need "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)" as an option on all computers.  I don't see where you install.  My research are presented only how to install a Windows XP virtual machine, I must separate environment, I need this option so that the program works on computers (it can change the routing table, and makes to the virtual machine is not useful).

  What must be installed to the "Windows XP (Service Pack 3) option appear?

  Thank you

  Charlie

  If the program in question can be run in compatibility for a specific version of the operating system, then the option will appear in the drop-down list.

  Not all programs can be run in compatibility for all versions.

• For Windows 7 XP compatibility mode?

  In looking for information on the issue of whether the version of Windows 7's Home Premium would be appropriate for my laptop, I came across this quote on this site: «Home Premium always a compatibility mode that allows to launch programs XP.» What does that mean? What's not mean? For example, what happens if I try to run an older version of SPSS, a statistical software?

  Most of the applications that were designed for Windows 2000 or Windows XP will always properly run on all editions of Windows 7, including Home Premium. Some applications check the version number of the operating system and will fail to run if it finds an unexpected number of version, Windows 7 has so a compatibility mode that allows these types of programs to run correctly.

  There is also another option of compatibility oriented informatics professionals and business users called "Windows XP Mode," which is essentially a fully licensed copy of Windows XP Professional running inside a virtual machine and is only available for users of Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Enterprise and Windows 7 Ultimate.

  Windows XP Mode is intended mainly for companies who have designed their own internal software that is targeted specifically for a version of the software - an excellent example of this is a web app that only works in Internet Explorer 6 (which is available with Windows XP, but not with Windows 7).

  For more information on the compatibility of applications with Windows 7, please visit http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/help/compatibility and http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows.

  For more information about Windows XP Mode, please visit http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/features/windows-xp-mode and http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/install-and-use-windows-xp-mode-in-windows-7.

  Hope that helps, have a nice day! Kristan M. Kenney ("Nighthawk64")

• Compatibility Mode and the XP Mode in Windows 7

  I got a little confused on the Compatibility Mode with XP Mode in Windows 7. Both allow you to legacy Windows run in Windows 7. As far as I know, the former just request that you go to your legacy application that is already installed in Windows 7, get his property and check the box Compatibility Mode and select your old Windows OS (Windows XP, SP2) - that seems without any requirement of additional beyond your Windows 7 operating system HW/SW; But this last request additional 1 GB of RAM and also installation PC Virture Mode before you can run XP Mode. Are the two modes of the same thing or different? It seems that Compatibility Mode is to each legacy Windows application, so no additional HW/SW and XP Mode is environmental BONES together. Is this fair? Appreciate if anyone can clerify this.

  Hello

  No, they are not the same.

  Compatibility mode allows you to run software simply, as say you, selecting Properties and then compare the compatibility mode and select the appropriate operating system to run this application. As you say 'no additional SW/HW prescription.'

  XP Mode is, of all intent and purpose, a virtual machine mode. You must first install Virtual PC software and then, after you have created a machine virtual, you install your software and it works as if it is running on a separate computer - hence the need for a 1 GB of additional RAM. The 1 GB of RAM is allocated to the virtual machine. If you say 4 GB of RAM then your PC would use / 3GB and your 'virtual' PC would use the other 1 GB.

  It is also interesting to note that your PC has also therefore support XP Mode, if it isn't then XP Mode cannot be installed.  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

• The host cannot be admitted to the current cluster Enhanced vMotion compatibility mode.

  Hello everyone

  Here's the situation...

  I have:

  vSphere 5.1 Cluster with two 5.1 ESXi hosts and configuration VSA.

  vCenter Server running on a virtual Windows Server 2012 machine.

  Task: Transfer virtual vCenter to a physical machine.

  I have install the physical machine with Windows server 2012.

  Installed vCenter 5.5 (hosts Newer then the ESXi 5.1)

  VSA installed Manager (VSA Cluster 5.5)

  When go to VSA Manager I am introduced to the following screen...

  

  Recover DOES NOT work!

  Full move operation DOES NOT work!

  It recognizes the Cluster AUV-> check availability (is online and OK)-> begins to create the Cluster VSA and it fails with the following error...

  Move the cluster host

  VSA HA Cluster

  The host cannot be admitted to the current cluster Enhanced vMotion compatibility mode. Under voltage or suspension of the virtual machines on the host can use the CPU features hidden by this mode.

  Could someone please help?

  Thanks to you all! This problem has been SOLVED as follows...

  • VCenter Server go to--> "C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\tomcat\webapps\VSAManager\WEB-INF\classes".
  • Open the file "dev.properties" with Notepad
  • Change the line that says "evc.config.baseline = lowest" to 'highest = evc.config.baseline' and save the file.
  • Perform the SERVICES. MSC and reboot 'VMware VirtualCenter Management Webservices'

  After that it of back in the VSA Manager and run it again 'Cluster of VSA recover'!

  Now, the wizard should be able to add hosts to the inventory, create the HA Cluster and add hosts to the HA cluster and configure Cluster HA.

  Done everything! :-)

• How to: Crush 3/iMac 5 k (compatibility mode)

  Hello friends,

  I see quite a few new features on the market with Thunderbolt 3. According to the FAQ of TB3 Intel, TB1 and TB2 was designed with future upgrades in mind. This means that you can connect, once a solution is available, on a host of TB2 TB3 system using compatibility mode. It will only work to 20Gbps TB2, but work remains. The same is true of peripheral TB2 TB3 host computer (will work but at slower speed)

  This would be similar to the connection of a USB 3 device on a USB 2 or 1 USB host but only get speeds over slow or vice versa.

  
  

  The question I have is that if someone came out with these fittings/adapters? What I've seen online seems to go using a device of TB2 and TB3 host and each of these adapters is Windows only. I have spent too many hours searching so I'm curious to know if someone has yet to fall on an adapter or converter that connect DisplayPort TB2 host and have the device USB-C/TB3 (USB - C not only) in compatibility mode.

  The reason? Peripheral TB3 are already less expensive than TB2 devices. I don't know who will get the most expensive. I don't care 40Gbps if he gives me a simple way to add multiple devices USB 3.0, exhibitions and maybe the eSata device. I know there are hubs, but I would prefer something that is the test of the future TB3 would be cheaper and future proof for NeXTGen computers.

  (Sorry for the TL; DR but it is always a person who does not read or "assume" it is a noob question and gives an answer "Captain Obvious". Don't BE this guy here...)
  

  Sincere greetings,

  Jorge Uptown

  JLopez. Chicago wrote:

  The question I have is that if someone came out with these fittings/adapters?

  bolt-adapter https://www.StarTech.com/cables/Thunderbolt-3-cables/Thunderbolt-3-USB-c-Thunder ~ TBT3TBTADAP

  

• Firefox only runs in compatibility mode

  I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit,

  I've been running Firefox with no problems, however, today when using crashing all of a sudden and I was unable to start.

  It will display a menu with choice to run in safe mode and a few other options, but I wouldn't be able to start in safe mode, because, while displaying the options, the message "windows is trying to solve the problem" appears freezing firefox and the only way out is to leave the program.

  However, if I decide to start firefox in compatibility mode with XP sp3, I can use it without any visible problem.

  The only changes that I did is updated Java yesterday, but there were no questions just after the update.

  How would I fix this?

  Need the latest Java to run some applications (especially chess) that requires the latest version of / i /.

  I have nothing in the crash from today newspaper

  We are sorry to hear that your Firefox seems to be crashing. Please perform the following steps to give us an ID of crash report which helps us to learn more about the cause of the accident.

  1. Entered on: crashes in the Firefox address bar (this is where you enter your website name) and press ENTER. You should now see a list of submitted incident reports.
  2. Copy the latest report 5 ID you see in the window of accident report and paste it in your answer in the forum.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  More information and additional troubleshooting steps are in the article Firefox plant - troubleshoot and prevent assistance fixing crashes .