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• remove the PhD of ESX

  Hello

  We have the tool installed on our ESX 3.5 www.esxpress.com phd.

  How to remove the Console SSH?

  Run

  RPM - qa | grep esxpress (to find a package name)

  rpm e NAME of the PACKAGE (to be deleted)

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  MCSA + S, SC 3, SC 4

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• Remove the server vCenter Server in the cluster

  I wanted to move my server vCenter to another machine.  When I installed on machine 2, he asked if it was a stand alone or make part of a cluster (? not sure if he said cluster but that's essentially).  I chose the cluster.  I moved my machines from the old server to the new server and then uninstalled the old server vCenter.  Now, when I open the vi for the new vCenter Server client, it tells me that the old server cannot be contacted.

  How can I get the old server to stop bothering me?

  Thank you!

  h

  Is there a way to break the related modes, or do I need to uninstall and reinstall my vCenter Server?

  Use "vCenter Server Linked Mode Configuration".

  See the start menu, in case of VMware.

  André

• How to remove the applicance vcenter Update Manager

  Long story, but where the Update Manager has been installed had to be rebuilt.  I am now wanting to eliminate the traces of it.  When I look in vcenter, it always seems that is queues requests look will want to.  How to stop using the Update Manager vcenter?

  Thanks in advance... it drives me crazy, I spent a large part of my day in the face of this... Thank you again...

  For those interested, I solved this by deleting the scheduled task in the web client to vcenter.

• Remove the Esx Licescine

  Hi all

  I need to delet esx licesnce and re assign to the new servers.

  You can remove the "old" ESX servers, those you want to take the license of the inventory and to use the licenses to fix on the new vCenter ESX servers.

  Reference: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1010839

• migration of old an own vcenter vcenter ESX Server new database

  I built a new facility for vCenter update 2.5 4 using all the practices of better news. I want to migrate my workloads to a former prod vCenter 2.5 update 3. I don't want to use the database information... I'm at nine.

  I have install all the cluseters and permissions in vCenter update 4. What is the best way to move workloads is the question.

  can I remove the 2.5 ESX Server 3 cluster and add to the new 2.5 update 4?

  or

  I have to ESX server 2.5 vcenter update maintenance mode 3, remove cluseter, vmotion manually some of the workload, then remove the old vcenter and add in new vcenter?

  Ideas or suggestions appreciated and bridges will be awarded!

  Right-click on one or several hosts, choose Disconnect and then delete.  Once removed from the earlier proceeding, click Add hosts to the new instance.

  Your VM will continue to operate.

  .. also keep this handy unde, KB Note: Section

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/5850444

• Reinstall the server vCenter Server on x 64 Windows

  Hello

  I reinstall a vCenter Server on the same hardware, because the operating system is Windows 2008 x 86 at the moment and I want to spend to vCenter 4.1.

  I don't want to migrate databases, because it is only a very simple configuration with two hosts in a Cluster of CVS.

  I frist to remove the existing vCenter hosts or can I just add them to the new installation of vCenter? I ask, because I can't delete the hosts in the Cluster without putting them into maintenance mode.

  Thanks for your help.

  Rodix

  You can remove hosts to a vcenter which is part of a cluster.

  I had exactly this scenario last week.

  Everything I did was right click hosts each, once disconnected you can right click again and select Delete.

  This will not affect the virtual machines on the hosts and can be done while online, make sure that there is no current vMotions when you do this.

  Reload the VirtualCenter with the new OS and vCenter. Click Add a host and do the normal procedure.

  In fact it is really unnecessary to disconnect the old vcenter for import into new, because when you add the host it will tell you it is managed by a different vCenter, but you can import it again. I just did it to make sure (in my head :-))

  Tip is to make a copy of the license key from vcenter for you save the trouble to go online and get back again

  Concerning

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• vCenter ESX closing on power-UPS

  All,

  I have vCenter (2.5) on XP and close to the ESX (3.5) machines. These three hosts are in a small locker. I have connected to the box XP vCenter aUPS. How can I have the box vCenter ESX machines to say stop when vCenter box detects a power failure? So if the failure and the UPS signals that a threshold has been passed, which will trigger the XP box at the stop. Before that happens, I want to stop, the other two ESX machines. I can this script in a certain way, or there at - it a plugin of vCenter that I can use.

  All guess, thought or insight is appreciated.

  There was a thread on this just now... can't find it right now, but in my opinion, an individual CPA says their product would soon be compatible with controlled stop.

  Apparently, it is now; http://www.APC.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=SEPCNSV

  However, you specify which provider supplies your UPS.  If they have no support in their product management, I suggest using a script from the VI Toolkit to discover fully optimized on VMs and issue a stop command.

  Kind regards

• How to remove the host esx 3.5 virtual Center

  Can't find info on how to do to remove the host esx virtual center.

  How to do?

  THX.

  Right-click on your host in the left pane and click Disconnect and then once it is disconnected you can right click on the host again and click on Remove and which removes the host to vCenter.

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  VMware vExpert 2009

  Scripts for VMware ESX/ESXi and resources at: http://engineering.ucsb.edu/~duonglt/vmware/

  repository scripts vGhetto

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• Can I remove the SSO database after migrating to vCenter 5.5?

  We have migrated just the vCenter Server 5.1 to 5.5.

  As vCenter 5.5 don't use SSO database, can we just delete the RSA for SQL Server database?

  Thank you

  Yes, see: VMware KB: upgrading vCenter Single Sign-On to vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 5.1

  • vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 has removed the requirement for a database. After SSO 5.1 has been upgraded to 5.5 SSO, RSA data can be discarded.

• The best way to solve this problem (internal vCenter, ESX host external)

  The issue is that we have our virtual Center and our production ESX hosts on our internal network. We have another site of emergency in a remote network, but welcomed a public address with a firewall in front of her.  When I add the host of my vCenter she adds in fact very well and works for 1 minute, then disconnects. This is because the heartbeat may not respond to the virtual Center.  The emergency server will be 3 VMS host, 1 e-mail box, 1 website and 1 backup domain controller.  I only know the basics of networking, so I don't know what would be the best idea of tests.

  I will apply to network engineers after that I know that would work well.

  I should create a nat device for the server vCenter and which will resolve the heart beat question

  I should have a set up reverse proxy, then change the esx host and change the internal address of the vCenter to the public address with proxy reverse?

  Should I make the address pool which esx host has (about 10 external and public addresses) available to route between our internal VLAN?

  Y at - it a sugguestion different with a better description would you recommend to solve this problem and better my future goals with the 3 virtual machines, that I intend to host on this server.

  Any advice is welcome.

  Thank you

  Is it possible to Site 2 Site VPN? If Yes, then it would be much less complicated. Put ESX in DMZ with public IPs is not a good idea in terms of security.

  iDLE-jAM | SC 2, SC 3 & VCP 4

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• Keep the session with Esx/Vcenter throughout the backup

  Hello

  When I trigger a backup of drive on a virtual machine, I have the following algorithm.

  1. log in to the host.

  2 take a snapshot of the virtual machine.

  3. for each disk in the virtual machine, the request for the block changed.

  4. take the backup of the disk.

  5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the entire disc.

  6. store the virtual machine configuration.

  7 remove the snapshot.

  8 disconnection.

  When I tested my code with a very large drive which took place for a 8hrs say for a diskbackup complete, when I get to step 6, the session appears to have expired. With the exception of the removal of the snapshot, I think I can work around the problem - since the snapshot is an object of the session, just confused how this can be managed. Is there a way to keep the session until I finish the backup - as it seems more natural to keep the session so that all operations are completed instead of trying to work around. Let me know your opinion.

  Thank you

  . / Siva.

  Hello Shiva!

  I couldn't find a way to get the object of snapshot based on the name. One of the recommended steps to do before taking a snapshot is to delete all the snapshots with the name that you use to take the snapshot - which are essentially snapshots of the backup failed. The virtual computer object provides a way that to remove all snapshots - which of course is false, but does not rely on the name of the snapshot. Any ideas on that?

  Sorry to be not been clear enough, I'll try one another: how to find a snapshot by name?

  I agree with you that it is not obvious at first glance. In my opinion the VirtualMachine managed object provides a property named 'snapshot '. This property is an instance of data object VirtualMachineSnapshotInfo. There is a property named "rootSnapshotList". This property is an array of data objects VirtualMachineSnapshotTree . And now comes the crucial point to the routine:

  To me, it seems that the hierarchy entire snapshot is represented by instances of VirtualMachineSnapshotTree of objects where each of them finally points to the successful VirtualMachineSnapshot Explorer they represent in fact. The tree object provides data in read-only snapshot represented, i.e. name, description, etc.

  In short:

  1. Download the roots of instant trees via VM.snapshot.rootSnapshotList
  2. Recursively browse through [VirtualMachineSnapshotTree.childSnapshotList]
  3. Identify your snapshot via VirtualMachineSnapshotTree.name
  4. Access to the managed VirtualMachineSnapshot object via VirtualMachineSnapshotTree.snapshot
  5. Remove the snapshot via the method RemoveSnapshot_Task

  I guess that should work :-)

• remove the Cluster data store data store

  I have an infrastructure with vCenter and ESXi 4 5.5 I have a data cluster store in SAN with 8 Mon, I need to remove 3 Lun (to be used for other purposes) what is the appropriate procedure

  to remove the Lun (end then to destroy)? Thank you

  Do you want the LUN to use for purpose of non-vSphere? If so, you can just storage vMotion virtual machines since associated LUN data warehouses that you want to decommission (or simply putting the data store in maintenance mode, in this way, that the virtual machines will automatically be migrated). Cleaning after the data store, move the data store from the cluster data store, and then delete the VMware environment data store as described here: best practices: how to properly remove a unit number logic of a host ESX - VMware vSphere Blog - VMware Blogs

• Mobile to a new server vCenter ESX host

  Hello.

  For several reasons (including the old server vCenter 2003 x 86) I would like to move our ESX host to a new server vCenter (version 4.1 under Windows 2008 R2). Our ESX environment using HA/DRS and resource pools.

  Is it possible to move the hosts to the new server without VM downtime?

  I think disabling HA/DRS and then disconnect the old vCenter servers, then adding them to the new. That would be possible, or is there a better way?

  And second, that things are lost that kind of operation? Data of performance and resources with Betclic, another?

  / Christian

  Hey there,

  The procedure is very simple:

  -Disable HA host monitoring

  -Disconnect the old vCenter host

  -Remove old vCenter host

  -Add the host to the new vCenter Server

  -You will be weather you are prompted to add all of the resources of the host with Betclic under a live of... the list resources or put all your VMS in pool root of the pole. Select them grafted in... so you can keep your resource pools. You can move the autour pools in the hierarchy on the new vCenter.

  -After you have moved all of your hosts, you can activate HA host followed once again and check that the DRS has the settings you want.

  You lose well obviously all performance data, but you can bring your pools of resources for the new vCenter.

• Migration to new server vCenter ESX continuously.

  What would be the recommended steps to migrate seamlessly from one ESX host to a new vCenter Server?  I succumbed to find any documentation on this.  For some reason any I think remember me that with a previous version of Virtual Center (1.x and 2.x) that the host had to be in maintenance mode before it could be removed from the management server.

  I need to move the ESX 3.5 and 4.0 hosts to a new management 4.0.1 vCenter server.

  James Wood, VCP

  Senior Systems Administrator | Arizona Department of Transportation | Phoenix, Arizona

  You can simply disconnect and remove the host.  Then add the host in the new environment. This will affect any of your guests running. If your VI3 hosts, make sure that you have the available license server.