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• How access host files to virtual machine, host is Windows Vista and Red Hat Linux virtual machine?

  Please can you let me know them below, thanks, really appreciate your help on this.

  How access host files to virtual machine, host is Windows Vista and Red Hat Linux virtual machine?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Sam

  The RPM of samba must exist in the CD of RHEL itself. in any case, you can use winSCP tool to your windows host.

• Impossible to access host 4.0 U2 of the VI client to the DC operation

  Hello

  I have a single ESXi host 4.0U2. I have a virtual computer that acts as a domain controller. I can't see the host using the VI Client if the domain controller does not work, it says that the connection is refused, even though I can ping the host. I can't access the host viat its IP address in a browser too. This has happened since the upgrade of U2. Maybe the host should the domain controller, how can I remove that so I can access it with market no VM. This only occurs after a host reboot. I can stop the DC and not lose the connection, as long as the host is powered.

  Tony

  Try entering the host ESX information C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and try

  This should solve, if the problem exists because of the resolution of host name problem

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• Windows 8.1 access host a shared folder in Ubuntu 14.04 comments

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  Since ubuntu 14.04 invited into a 64-bit windows 8.1 host, I'm trying to access windows network.

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• Cannot start the VMs on ESX 4.0 stand-alone host

  Hello

  We have two standalone ESX 4.0 host. They have recently lost power, and since then, we are unable to do anything with virtual machines.

  Security will not plug a laptop so I can't connect to a host using the vSphere Client.

  The command line, I ran:

  GetState \vm.vmx VMware-cmd < path_to_vm >

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  vim.faul.HostConnectFault: unable to connect to localhost ({(vim.fault.No.Permission)

  dynamicType = < unset >;

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  It seems that 'root' has lost its permissions to start the virtual machines! Unfortunately, the engineer who built the servers is therefore more around and there is no documentation for them. Can anyone suggest what that might be?

  Thank you Andre,.

  This is the user-error (shame on me).

  Before discovering the fault, I checked the article kb 1031192 and permissions in the file permission (or authentication) were right. -(1).

  It's been so long that I used ESX / Service Console that I forgot to do "su-" rather than "su root" from the non-privilegie account to the root account.

  When 'esxcfg -' orders have also failed, I Googled it and found the answer on the Blog of Simon long.

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  Well - I had the problem solved after that. Thanks for the reply!

  Have a great weekend people.

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• Recent update knocked out 5.1 client to access hosts vSphere

  Hello

  I have 2 hosts managed by vCenter in 5.1.  I had not applied the patches in a few months and decided to update via the Update Manager.

  After you apply the patches on 1 host, I found that I could not connect directly from the vSphere client.  Thought it was a fluke, so I applied the patches to the 2nd host this morning and it's the same thing.  Good thing vCenter still works. These are production areas.

  Patches/updates that I applied were the following:

  ESXi510-201401103-SG

  ESXi510-201401201-UG

  ESXi510-201401203-UG

  ESXi510-201401204-UG

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  ESXi510-201401207-UG

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  Does anyone have any suggestions on how to correct this problem or find patch which plunged the connectivity?

  The error I get in return (what is now) is:

  vSphere Client could not connect to "10.0.0.5.

  A unknown connection error has occurred. (The client may not send a request to the server. (La connexion sous-jacente a été fermée: une erreur inattendue s'est produite sur un envoi.))

  I studied it in the KB and not to apply the usual steps, they said - I can ping the hosts, both via vCenter access and connect with root.

  It is even possible to regularize patches?

  -Ben

  It's actually the part 'ESXi' of Ko you want to watch. The other parts are associated with vCenter Server. According to this KB and several articles of MS, there is no patch for the edition of XP 32 - bit, so change the ESXi host is perhaps the only option.

  André

• ESX 5 How to access disk space on newly created VM

  Hi all

  I'm new to VMWare and trying to learn so please bear with me.

  I'm under ESX 5 on a USB N36L Microserver HP.

  Before installing ESX, I used the microserver as a Windows 2008 R2 server. I've used DISK2VHD for converting my physical machines C: drive virtual hard drive and then used the client VCenter Converter to convert the virtual hard disk to a virtual machine VMWare.

  I started the ESX virtual machine and everything works OK. However, I now attach the D: drive of the physical machine on the virtual machine. How can I do this? I tried running DISK2VHD, but the disc is of 2 TB D2V fails as the disc is too big.

  The HARD drive containing the D: NTFS volume is always inside the microserver, can I simply access it through the virtual machine without conversion?

  The HARD drive with the volume D: is not part of my data store, if I try to add vSphere tells me that I will lose all data. I did not backup, but I hope that there is an easy solution for this?

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  Robbie

  I managed to access the drive I wanted through RDM following this post

  http://blog.davidwarburton.NET/2010/10/25/RDM-mapping-of-local-SATA-storage-for-ESXi/

• ESXi with Client can Cause problems to access hosts

  Hello

  In my book of Lowe he says that if an ESXi host is managed by vCenter Server using vSphere Client to directly access this host that could "cause negative effects for vCenter Server.

  So once we add hosts to vCenter server we ever for the hosts by using the access client and instead of all the management through the server?

  Thanks in advance

  to develop this what say DCSpooner ... If you make changes to the guests or hosts when you are connected directly to a host that is managed by vCenter may cause inconsistencies in your DB vCenter and, therefore, the inventory.

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• Close VMware ESX 3.5 &amp; 4.0 hosts... What about the DRS?

  Hi experts,

  Here I begin this discussion to know the following:

  Facts:

  Farm with guests VMware ESX in u5 versions 3.5 and 4.0 U2

  DRS configured as entirely not automated, no rules.

  Issues related to the:

  What happens with DRS to deploy new virtual machines with Virtual Hardware 7?

  They will receive only on ESX 4.0u2 hosts?

  Could cause instability on the other virtual machines?

  I raise this because I have no experience in mixed environments, and I expect the DRS feature so smart that moves and power on virtual machines on hosts that are able to manage virtual machines with virtual hardware that is compatible with, I'm so innocent?

  Virtual machines with Virtual Hardware 4 can be moved throughout of these clusters 3.5 or 4.0, but what happens with VM with the newest virtual hardware?

  If they had moved in any case on a host ESX 3.5, what will be the behavior of this virtual machine?

  Last, but not least important, what do guys suggest to bypass this until I have all migrated hosts?
  (Migration of all hosts will take more than a month, support and SLA issues, so I need a workaround solution)

  Thanks in advance for your time and answers this!
  Kind regards
  RaMorn

  Hello

  1. what happens with the DRS to deploy new virtual machines with Virtual Hardware 7?

  2. they will receive only on ESX 4.0u2 hosts?

  3 could cause instability on the other virtual machines?

  1 VM' with HW v7 will be migrated only between vSphere 4.X nodes in a cluster

  2 VM with HW v7 will be only on vSphere 4.x nodes

  3 nope

  1. I raise this because I have no experience in mixed environments, and I expect the DRS feature so smart that moves and power on virtual machines on hosts that are able to manage virtual machines with virtual hardware that is compatible with, I'm so innocent?

  2. the virtual machines with Virtual Hardware 4 can be moved throughout these clusters 3.5 or 4.0, but what happens with VM with the newest virtual hardware?

  3. If they got anyway moved on a host ESX 3.5, what will be the behavior of this virtual machine?

  4. last, but not least important, what do guys suggest to bypass this until I have all migrated hosts?
  (Migration of all hosts will take more than a month, support and SLA issues, so I need a workaround solution)

  1. Yes, the DRS will be

  2. see comments of mu above

  3. nothing will change on the behavior of the virtual machine, only VMware tool will be updated

  4. all depends on how your is configured, how is use, VM how you would deploy during the month?

  See you soon

  Artur

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• Location and size of ESX 3.5 swap file host

  Hello

  Where is the swap ESX 3.5 file host located, what size and how do I know how is used? I think does not occupy disk space.

  Thank you very much

  Welcoem to the communities you - are you referring to the by the vmkernel VM or swap file pagefile - if you are referring to the Service Console by vmvmkernel swap you other posters answer is correct - if you make reference to the Console's Service swap file is created and defined during the installation of ESX and a separate partition is created the

• Help, please! Issue networks nested ESX 4. No access Console of service!

  Hi, im setting up a laboratory at home to help prepare for the VCP certification and have encountered a problem. I tried to solve this problem all day and made extesive googleing nothing helps.

  Current virtual machines:

  6 x ESX 4 Update 1 (host name = 8VESXC1N1 - 3 and 8VESXC2N1 - 3)

  1 x Server 2008, Datacenter Edition (Hostname = Cedar)

  1 x Openfiler 2.3 (Hostname = Oak)

  1 x UDA 2.0 (Hostname = pine)

  My vSwitch configuration looks like this:

  

  Currently I have each of the ESX VM with a NETWORK card installed in the Port Console of Service Group. They are directed to 192.168.10.51 - 192.168.10.53 to what will be the cluster 1 and 192.168.10.61 - 192.168.10.63 for cluster 2 (all with 24 bit masks). Yet for some reason I can't connect to or ping them from either a laptop computer sitting across the physical interface (with IP in the same range) or "Cedar" VM.

  If it has no effect then my controller of domain and DNS is through 192.168.10.40 (the virtual machine of Cedar)

  IM using the E1000 type vmnic and my physical interface is an Intel PRO1000 GT, which is listed on the HCL.

  Out of order:

  

  

  

  

  

  All ideas

  See you soon

  Have you enabled on vSwitch0 promiscuous mode?

  André

  EDIT:

  http://www.vcritical.com/2009/05/VMware-ESX-4-can-even-VIRTUALIZE-itself/

• running in vCenter Server, ESX, how clean the vCenter host?

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  We have vCenter Server works like an ESX VM, for now on local storage, but eventually it can be moved to the SAN storage.

  To clean up our ESX host, we use Update Manager.

  How does the VUM to sanitise the host that is running the vCenter Server VM?

  What should I do to have AUVS to clean up the host that runs the vCenter Server VM that is running VUM?

  Thank you, Tom

  If everything works on local storage, you can simply make your updates via esxupdate on the command line.

• Change when opening a new tab directs towards... Go to facemoods now and want to access host of Yahoo

  Tried AFAIK to redirect to the new location of the opening tab

  See:

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  • Open the topic: config page through the address bar and do a search for facemoods via the filter at the top of the about: config page.
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• Cannot add the ESX 6.0 host to vCenter Server 6.0

  OK, I'm testing laboratory a vsan 6.0 cluster.

  I have my running 6.0.0 esx hosts and vcenter server is 6.0.0 also.

  I have the services platform on a virtual machine and vcenter on another. I was able to create a data center, then a cluster below.

  Then I went to try to add a host to my group and I get this error...

  Failed to contact the specified host (hostname\IP). The host may not be available on the network, may have a network configuration problem, or that the management on this host services may not respond.

  
  

  Per this KB: KB VMware: Add a host VMware ESXi/ESX from VMware vCenter Server fails

  
  

  I confirmed that my vcenter server and platform services server can see all esx hosts. From the vcenter server, it can ping the host esx and PuTTY can access all of them. I even installed the client and it can connect to all esx hosts. I used the netbios name, IP and FULL domain name and they all work.

  I have only a single subnet, so this isn't a problem. DNS resolution works in all areas of both sides, vcenter esx hosts and host esx to vcenter.

  
  

  I am quite puzzled.
  

  
  

  
  

  OK, after working with VMware on this issue, I think that I thought about it.

  All my hosts are DL360 G6 servers.

  My hosts are run the same build «VMware-ESXi-6.0.0-2494585-HP-600.9.2.38-Mar2015.iso» ESX Downloaded from HP.

  All buildings are in trial mode.

  After placing a call to VMware, they had me build some ESX VM, the services of the platform and the vcenter VM on an ESX host. We suspended because it took all day to go upward.

  Once I woke up all the parts (sql server, esx vm, server platform & vcenter) in virtualization nested, I created my data center, then Cluster then added the ESX host.

  The hosts added properly, no error. Then I remembered when I installed ESX inside a virtual machine, I am angry that the iso, I had the habit of HP does not work in my VM nested due to virtualized hardware.

  Then a fire came into my head. We will rebuild all of the physical cluster but NOT use the CV provided the iso file but use VMware provided iso file "VMware-VMvisor-Installer - 6.0.0 - 2159203.x86_64.iso".

  I did it today. I have rebuilt all hosts with the provided iso file VMware ESX...

  Spun SQL Server vCenter, service platform, all VM VM VM you need. My AD & DNS VM are on another server, so he has been upwards all the time.

  Connected to the web interface (yuck!).

  Created my data center...

  Created my Cluster...

  Add all my Cluster hosts.

  All of this worked!

  Therefore, if you encounter the same problem, I'm plan to generate your with the provided iso file VMware ESX hosts and try it. In my case, the provided HP iso file didn't work properly for me.

  I also downloaded the iso file of HP 2 other times to make sure and do a validation test and it did the same thing.

• Vpn client access to the DMZ host

  I'm having a problem where my customers who establish a VPN with Pix 515 cannot access hosts on the DMZ. VPN clients can access hosts inside network without any problems. I discovered that when I make a route to trace from a client computer that has established a VPN connection to a host on the DMZ, he tries to go through the default gateway of computers instead of the client from cisco. Any ideas?

  More information:

  When a client connects with the PIX over the VPN, it is given the internal DNS servers and the DNS Server internal, we have a host entry that says "www.whatever.com" 2.2.2.2 (this is the DMZ host). Customers within the network can access this host with problems, it's just the customers who establish a VPN connection. But the VPN Clients can access "www.whatever.com" using the public ip address. The problem is that if remove us the entry from the host on the DNS server so that the name of "www.whatever.com" decides the public ip address customers inside will not be able to access the DMZ host. The names and IP numbers are not real just using those as an example.

  Any help would be apperciated. Thank you

  You'll currently have something like this in your config file:

  sheep allowed ip access-list

  NAT (inside) 0 access-list sheep

  This tells the PIX not to NAT any traffic from inside interface, which is to go to a VPN client. You need the same thing but for the DMZ interface, then add the following:

  sheep allowed ip access-list

  NAT 0 access-list sheep (dmz)

  Who should you get.