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• Removing the virtual HARD drive / Datastore

  Hello

  Noob from VMware, which has inherited a system of perconfigured here-

  System = vCenter Server 4.0

  I have a datasotre that is down and which contains a couple of virtual hard disks associated with virtual windows servers. Are not readers of operating system on servers, but they are readers previously configured windows backup (backup of the Server 2008 and 2003).

  "Therefore, the servers went offline and when I try to start the server I get a message saying"virtual disk"drive hard n is not accessible on the host:

  Because virtual servers are powered off can I just remove the drive through the settings or Windows OS to complain that a disk is missing and if yes is there a way round this?

  The data store was a store NFS running on an old box of linux which is dead completely and can not be recovered, if I need too know how tell - associate this store from the servers.

  Thakns to help you

  Kipster

  Hello

  Hello from the Canada

  Yes, you can simply delete the virtual hard disk to the Virtual Machine through 'change settings '.

  Then turn on your VM again

  Once you have your data store to save and launched, you can add it back into your virtual machine.

  Concerning

• Remove the virtual SAN HP P4000 VSA

  Hello

  We have 2 Dell poweredge 2950 host running vpshere 4.0 and we have virtualized internal storage of these Dell using P4000 VSA happening as a virtual machine on each host. Our virual servers use this storage.

  Recently, we introduced NetApp FAS2020 on our network and we move all the virtual servers for the netapp.

  My question is "what is the best way to remove theP4000 VSA Vsphere? (I don't want leave no trace). We don't have support with HP and could not find much information on the web.

  I've attached screenshots of the console management VSA and vsphere.

  Concerning

  Azalarab

  Hello.

  These are just virtual machines that use the local VMFS storage on servers, so to get rid of them first to power them off.  Then right-click on them and choose "Delete from Disk.  This will permanently delete.

  Good luck!

• (Find and) removing the virtual copies

  Hello.

  I managed to create virtual copies of 1000 or more photos. This happened (I think) while trying to clean a file in the collection. What I want to do now, so to sort - and isolate? -virtual copies created accidentally. I tried to use Copies of filter/Virtual Library and sorting during editing, but it still seems that it will take time to find those that have been made virtual copies by intention and those who were not. As I also did a lot of editing work before this accident, I would rather not return a previous backup.

  So, to summarize: what is the best way to find only the created virtual copies from say 10:00 this morning?

  Thanks in advance,

  OLE k

  While you can order by order added, I don't see anything to display. I said descending because then the accidental should be the first to that see you.

  I think I may have confused things by saying smart collection / contains / whatever. The only goal was to find all virtual copies, so we could then see those accidental. We cannot do this by file Type, but we can do it by searching for a letter, for example 'o', which we know will be in the copy name field.

  Another approach would have been to go to these collections. Alt Ctrl Shift Delete (PC) or remove Opt Shift Cmd (Mac) is necessary to remove the items from Lightroom - what is necessary because a simple deletion would only remove the item from this collection.

  John

• How to remove the virtual computer on a data store

  I'm moving VM (by the data store) to my new cluster data store and as I release a DS I have delete and create new with VMFS5.  I just emptied a data store but when I run the following command it shows again two VM on the same DS so when I navigate on the DS it is empty.

  Get-datastore-name "DS_NAME | Get - vm | FT name

  How to see where/how/why these two VMs are on the DS when it seems to be empty, and I'm assuming that PowerCLI is my best result. Of course, I don't want to just delete the DS as possible casue a problem with these virtual machines.  When I look at the settings them of each virtual machine they show that they are on a store of separate data and not that I'm trying to delete.

  Any help is appreciated

  Thank you

  Sean

  You can do:

  Notice-EEG-Id | Get-VIObjectByVIView

  or:

  Get - VM | Get-Datastore

• To remove a virtual CD to the USB

  I have a USB flash, who is suspended for an extended period when inserted, and I suspect it's the partition CD virtual ROM I created awhile back. I can't diskmanager (Win7) to delete the partition. Are there available utilities to remove the virtual CD partition or to low level format the USB.

  There are two options.

  First

  

  Or use the U3 Removal Tool software

• After you import the virtual machines in LM, can I remove VC

  Hello

  I had a couple of machines to import the configuration of another admin... After you import the virtual machines in LM, can I remove the virtual machines, I imported VC? I now have more need to fight them with VC. LM depends on of these always after import?

  I do not believe, but you can rename the folder and see if something is complaining.  If it isn't, it is probably safe to delete.

• Automatic deletion/removal of the virtual machine to inventory

  Hello

  I need to create a clone of a virtual machine once a month on the storage separate from the original machine. Before that the time has come for the next monthly clone I have to delete the virtual machine but also to remove the inventory. I need to do without leaving the clone deleted in an orphaned State as the next clone turns out to be defective for the double.

  I set up a scheduled task to clone the machine then next month a cron job to run a vmware-cmd - s unsubscribe & lt; path to vmx & gt; followed by an rm - r & lt; path to vm & gt;. It does everything I need except remove the virtual virtual machine inventory.

  Did someone knows a way to remove it completely (as if to make a destroy) or cloning without adding it to the inventory (this is not really a need for us).

  Any help would be great,

  Mick

  With the command: vmware-cmd - s unregister

  You will need to restart the mgmt-vmware and vmware-vpxa service in order for the front end to pick up the change.

  Or you can use VC SDK.

  For VI Perl Toolkit:

  http://www/support/developer/viperltoolkit/viperl15/doc/vmregister.html

  Perl vmregister.pl - url https://vchost/sdk/vimService - username - Word blah administrator password - transaction undo - vmname TESTVM

  PowerShell (but in this example, the virtual machine is removed):

  http://myitforum.com/CS2/blogs/yli628/archive/2008/08/19/PowerShell-script-to-remove-virtual-machine-from-VMware-infrastructure.aspx

  André

• Remove the vRA vm without deleting vsphere host

  We have a vCenter for everything.  We are limited on the number of licenses to host vRA we.  We have guests who are licened for vRA and licened for vRA.  If a virtual machine has been implemented in the vRA and we decide we do not want to fight in vRA and want to move to guests who are not registered for the vRA, how remove us the virtual machine of vRA without deleting the virtual machine to the host?

  The only way is to remove the virtual machine of vCAC database. Check the KB below where sound explains.

  "Withdrawal of a virtual machine in VMware vRealize Automation management.

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=2077281

• How to add the virtual copy to an existing collection

  Hello

  I use LR 5.7.x in Win7 environment.

  I have an existing collection within a collection set. I would like to add a virtual copy of an image to this collection. Is there a way to do this in one step?

  If I select the image and press B, he puts a - not a virtual copy - copy into the target. The only way I see to do this is to first make the virtual copy, copy it to the target collection and finally remove the copy virtual from the original location.

  Best regards

  Scott

  Hi scott_o,

  To add a virtual copy to a collection, you must create a virtual copy. When it is created, set the collection (to which you want to import pictures or virtual copies to) as target collection.

  Once this is done, you must select the image or the virtual copy, then press B to add to the target collection.

  Note: Add collection does not all copies of the image file.

  In addition, if you remove the virtual copy in the catalog, it will be removed from the collection as well.

  Let me know if it helps.

  ~ UL

• virtual machine cannot start, because the snapshot of the virtual machine has been deleted by mistake.

  virtual machine cannot start, because the snapshot of the virtual machine has been deleted by mistake.

  When I start this virtual machine, it prompts: unable to find the 0001.vmdk, this disc is my shot, has been deleted by mistake.

  How to restore this virtual machine.

  You need help with a revival of the 000001.vmdk deleted or do you want to repair the virtual machine so that it works without the snapshot?

  The last option, follow these steps:
  remove the virtual machine from the inventory and edit the vmx file so that it uses the basedisk. Then add the virtual machine to inventory.
  If you need data from the snapshot call me through Skype "sanbarrow" - I may be able to help

• Move the virtual machine from one host to another with shared storage

  Hello

  I have a question on how to move a virtual machine from one ESX 4 host to a host ESXi 5.  These hosts have access to the same shared storage but the ESX 4 host is outside the network and host ESXi 5 is inside the network so vMotion is not an option.  They are in different groups.  I know that there must be an easy way to move this virtual machine, but for the life of me, I can't find it.  I guess I have remove the virtual machine from the external cluster but how to make the virtual machine in the internal cluster?

  Thanks in advance...

  If both host access to the data store even where VM's store, just stop the virtual machine, remove inventory on ESXi 4, go to ESXi 5 vSphere vSphere, browse the data store where the VM is stored, do a right-click on the .vmx file and add to the inventory.

• Remove the VMs of SRM

  Hello

  I'm new to SRM and we have received a request from server that is taken out of service and you may have to remove SRM. Can someone let me know how to remove virtual machines to SRM step by step. What is the process to remove the virtual machines of the SRM. ? We need to remove the protection group VMs? or anything else, we need to do. Any help will be appreciated.

  Thank you

  vmk2014

  

  

  Hello

  Connect to your vcenter

  Back to home

  Under Solutions and applications choose Site Recovery

  Then click Protection groups

  Locate the protection group

  Under the gaze of tab in virtual machine to the virtual machine

  Then right click on the VM and 'delete Protection '.

  Once these steps are a Storage vMotion to reinstall the virtual machine on a data store that is not in the MRS.

  Kind regards

  Garish22

• Delete the virtual machine to the specified date

  I'm trying to write a script to remove a virtual computer on a certain date.  Currently, I want people to add this in the name of the virtual machine "VMname_Delete-/ 1/1/14", I then search for the virtual computer with:

  Get - VM | where {$_.name - cmatch "Delete-\d\/\d\/\d"}

  With that, I'm sure that the correct VM is selected, and I tested it with virtual machines to make sure.  Now comes the hardest part (at least for me), I want to take the date to which belongs the VM name, convert it to a DateTime and then compare it to the current date.  If they match, I want to remove the virtual machine.  I tried something in the sense of:

  Get - VM | where {$_.name - cmatch "Delete-\d\/\d\/\d"} | foreach {$_ .name-split "-"}

  Which of course divide the table edge, and on tests, I had an output similar to:

  VM_Delete

  01/01/14

  Of course, now I don't know how to finish the rest.  I thought that the script would be something like:

  Get - VM | where {$_.name - cmatch "Delete-\d\/\d\/\d"} | {foreach}

  If (($_.name-split «-»)-[DateTime] - game (get-date-format ' MM/dd/yy'))

  {Remove-VM - VM $_ - DeletePermanently}

  }

  I don't see the logic in my head, but of course, I just can't write they way I think it should go.  Any help is appreciated.

  Perhaps you could do something in this direction

  $now = get-Date

  Get - VM | where {$_.name - cmatch "Delete-\d\/\d\/\d"} | {foreach}

  $dt = [datetime]($_.) Name.Split('-') [1])

  If ($dt - lt $now) {}

  Remove-VM - VM $_ - DeletePermanently

  }

  }

  With the use of the index ([1]), we select the date part of the name of the virtual computer.

  Then we have "cast" the string into a DateTime object.

  Note that typeface could cause problems, depending on the culture settings you use.

  Worse, divide you the date on the character string ' / ' and then generate the DateTime object as follows

  $now = get-Date

  Get - VM | where {$_.name - cmatch "Delete-\d\/\d\/\d"} | {foreach}

  $dummy, $year $day, $month = $_. Name.Split('-') [1]. Split('/')

  $dt = get-Date-day $day - month $month-year $year

  If ($dt - lt $now) {}

  Remove-VM - VM $_ - DeletePermanently

  }

  }

• Cannot depend on the virtual machine after reboot

  Hello world

  Thanks for reading this post.

  My version VM ESXI4.1.0, 348481.

  Here's my problem:

  One day my VM was hanged, and I tried to restart.

  After the reboot, it can be turn on. And I tried to remove the inventory and to recreate the virtual machine.

  However, I can't find the. VMX file in the data store.

  So I tried to create a new virtual machine and put the files in this folder, but it can also work.

  Please see the capture screen, (http://clip2net.com/s/2aNUG)

  Could someone give me guidance and advice how to solve?

  Thank you very much.

  According to the latest vmware.log file, you have tried to access one of the files base/flat with a wrong header file (40 GB)! This hopefully not bad data on the virtual disk. In any case, I've recreated the missing files (see attachment), so you should be able to redo the work of the virtual machine. Because the vmware.log file did not help, I've recreated the instant chain according to the timestamps of the delta file.

  Please follow it below mentioned steps exactly to avoid problems in case something does not work as expacted:

  • Make sure the flat files as well as files 2 6 delta are still in place (not renamed,...)
  • remove the virtual machine from the inventory of the host (right-click-> "Remove from inventory") ESXi
  • delete the temporary/second .vmx unless there is a special need for it
  • Download the files from the .zip file in the folder of the virtual machine on the data store
  • Click right newly downloaded virtual machine's .vmx file and choose "add to the inventory.
  • create a new snapshot (this is important!)
  • Turn on the virtual machine

  If something is not or you have questions, please send back before moving on to the other steps.

  If everything works as expected you should consider the 'Delete All' snapshots in snapshot Manager. This will release not only almost 200 GB of disk space, but can also improve the performance of the virtual machine. Because the size of the snapshot, remove snapshots may take some time, probably in hours!)

  André