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• VimService returns localhost instead of the FULL domain name?

  Hi all

  I'm looking to automate the deployment of virtual machines under vSphere 4 Update 1 via the SOAP using PHP service.  When I ask the vimService.wsdl file, I see the following XML:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
  <!--
     Copyright 2005-2009 VMware, Inc.  All rights reserved.
  -->
  <definitions targetNamespace="urn:vim25Service"
     xmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"
     xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/"
     xmlns:interface="urn:vim25">
     <import location="vim.wsdl" namespace="urn:vim25"></import>
     <service name="VimService">
        <port binding="interface:VimBinding" name="VimPort">
           <soap:address location="https://localhost/sdk/vimService"></soap:address>
        </port>
     </service>
  </definitions>
  

  Why is the referenced host here 'localhost '?  Should not the XML continue my code of points my vCenter Server's FULL domain name?  It's throwing me for a loop, because when I try for any transaction on the service established by PHP SoapClient instance, my code expires because it tries to connect to localhost instead of the actual address of my Server vCenter.

  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.  Even more useful would be a code example using PHP 5.3 SoapClient class (as opposed to nusoap, that I've seen it used, because it is not fully functional under PHP 5.3).  Thank you!

  Hello

  "< soap: address location ="https://localhost/sdk/vimService"/ > in the vimService.wsdl specifies localhost in the address location because the wsdk is generated from the server and the server is localhost to himself." However, the location of the address can be changed. Now, when we're trying to establish a connection to a particular server (vCenter or host), when running, that the location of the address is replaced with the URL that we spend in the VimServiceLocator method getVimPort. In this way, established the connection to a particular server when running.

• The vCenter server's FULL domain name.

  People,

  Using vSphere SDK Web services, is it possible to get the domain name FULL of the vCenter server that I have connected to? For example, foo - test.domain.com is the name of a field FULL of my RESUME, but I can connect to the Victoria Cross with SDK giving the name as foo-test. Once connected, is their any property by which I can get the FQDN of my CV, IE like foo - test.domain.com.

  Help in this regard is highly appreciated.

  Many thanks in advance,

  -Mani.

  (1) this property reflects maybe just how the guestOS has been set up if she had the FULL domain name or not, I'm not 100% sure but I always put my host names a FQDN. You can watch the underlying guestOS to see how it is set up compared to others which show the COMPLETE domain name

  (2) your original question was on vCenter FQDN, this property as mentioned is only for vCEnter and not for ESX (i). If you need to search for this information, you must watch the HostSystem that represents your ESX or ESXi host. You'll want to take a look at the HostDnsConfig property to find the short hostname under the host name and the domain under the domain name and that will provide COMPLETE domain name.

  I think the best way to interrogate this information actually uses your DNS infrastructure, it is what it is. Looks like not all your environments are configured using domain name FULL which in my books, is not a best practice. If this is the case, what data are only as good as the original configuration in order to make virtual infrastructure out of the image and simply use DNS to query for it. It is trivial to extract the IP addresses of your vCenter and the host ESX (i), so you can use it as a base to make your look up.

  I also recommend to take a look at the API reference documentation, it is the best place to find this information and using the search feature is also very useful to fine-tune the properties that interest you - http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vc-sdk/visdk41pubs/ApiReference/index.html

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• Network error mystery - Windows cannot access \\server\users when you use the netbios name, but works fine when you use the full domain name.

  Hi all:

  Mystery - I have a Win 7 work company that cannot access a particular action.  I get the following error-"you are not allowed to access \\server\users.  Contact your network administrator to request access.  However, these users can access these files successfully on other computers, and also if I use the fqdn or the IP instead of the "netbios name server", it connects successfully.

  Environment:

  -Workstation and server at the same time in the same AD Windows 2008 r2 domain.

  -All users, admin and non admin, cannot access this share when connecting to this computer only.

  -ACCESS to the other actions on the same server, as well as actions on other servers.

  -The biggest mystery to me - if I type the FQDN, \\server.domain.local\users, it works!  What the?

  I tried:

  -Deletion of the domain and add it again, no improvement.

  -Check Event Viewer, nothing jumps (not red or yellow).

  -Enabled auditing for access to objects on the server, it does not show a failure in the security event log.

  -Turn off the firewall of my computer.

  -UN-share and re - share the directory.

  -Give everyone full control (the fact that it works well with de facto authorities a little full domain name, a candidate little likely, but I have an open mind).

  For anyone wishing to offer their 'help' by asking me to make some sort of workaround as re - install windows or turn off netbios or use only of the full domain name here on out or whatever, please Don ' t bother.  I appreciate your help, but I am quite able to reinstall and I'm not interested unique hacks that affect this otherwise network well managed, I'm looking for a solution that will allow me to save time and is a long-term solution.

  In my view, that a key point here maybe I can connect successfully using \\server.domain.local\users, but not \\server\users.  Someone at - it some thoughts?

  In DNS server of youe, go to the area in question and in the use of select search before Wins wins tab and enter the address of your wins server if you have one. If not, install one.

• Operations Manager 6.1 5.5 Web client on vSphere link refer to the IP address instead of the FULL domain name

  Hello

  We have a new environment vROps 6.1. Everything works like a charm, except when I get the Web Client vSphere. Hosts and Clusters - monitor - health, I try to click on the "see details in vCenter Operations Manager" and I get sent to the IP address to one of the nodes in the cluster vROps. This translates into a certificate error. We have signed all the certificates for the solution of vROps, but that doesn't help us when the link refers to one IP address. Any way to change the behavior of the link to go instead of the full domain name?

  Thanks in advance for your comments.

  Concerning

  Atle

  Yes, here is a code snippet PowerCLI to do:

  to connect-viserver

  $extMgr = get-view ExtensionManager

  $vRops = $extMgr.ExtensionList |? {$_.key - eq "com.vmware.vcops"}

  $vRops.Server [0]. URL = "https://vrops-fqdn/vcops-ngc.zip".

  $ExtExtendedProductInfo = new-Object VMware.Vim.ExtExtendedProductInfo

  $ExtSolutionManagerInfo = new-Object VMware.Vim.ExtSolutionManagerInfo

  $vRops.ExtendedProductInfo = $ExtExtendedProductInfo

  $vRops.SolutionManagerInfo = $ExtSolutionManagerInfo

  $extMgr.UpdateExtension ($vRops)

  AK

• Windows 7 cannot resolve the ip addresses of domain names

  I have a desktop computer that I built components purchased in a major computer store.  I got this system works well for several months, now.  Recently, however, I met a problem with one of the modules of memory of 2 GB.  I deleted (because it turned out to be defective) and, shortly AFTER his withdrawal, have another problem with the resolution of Internet domain name.  I have to say that I also installed my old Windows XP as an alternative OS and updated to sp3 (it is, in fact, that I use to access the internet and write this query).  As you can see, XP I have no problem with internet access or name resolution.  There are two other systems connected to the home network via wi - fi (one equipped with Windows Vista and the other a tablet PC running Windows XP Tablet Edition) and none of them have no access to the internet problem.  I ran ipconfig/release and / renew without any result.

  I did all the following: netsh winsock reset catalog
  netsh int ip reset reset.log
  netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log.
  Still no access.
  I opened regedit and went to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters and set the following registry value:
  Value name: IPEnableRouter
  Value type: REG_DWORD
  Value data: 1 (this is the only value I changed - from 0 to 1)
  I then exit regedit and reboot... still no access.  BTW: I noticed now that this entry (IPEnableRouter), nor any of its values, is no longer even exist in my registry.  I think it has something to do with my changing parameters of Cisco Linksys E1000 router to allow me access to my home network.  In addition, even if she says that I'm connected to my home network and the router, I don't see two other computers in the network, only the items that I share my desktop.
  I changed the "Preferred DNS server" to 208.67.222.222 as instructed in a possible solution I found on the web (in XP, of course) and, when it does not, changed to 208.67.220.220 instructions, but no.  Still nothing.
  I can access any Web site... IF I KNOW THE IP ADDRESS!  Unfortunately, my mind is not enough powerful or with enough RAM to remind all the IP addresses that I never go, not to mention every single IP address in the internet.
  If I had remembered to I have copied to Notepad (so I could then copy here) the results of an ipconfig/all command, but I didn't.  If this will help, let me know and I'll get it and post it.  I know that some errors I have received are 'Windows could not automatically detect the network proxy settings"and"registration of the DNS records failed.  The parameter is incorrect"and" an error occurred during the liberation interface Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1: the system cannot find the specified file. "
  Some of the results of an ipconfig/command all, I write down, such as those that came out as strange or maybe wrong.  They are as follows:
  Active IP routing: NO
  WINS proxy enabled: NO
  Host name: (empty)
  Suffix primary DNS: (empty)
  Node type: hybrid
  DNS suffix search list: News:[email protected] (Yes, I use Road Runner by Time Warner, and no, they were not able to help at all)
  Other results:
  ISATAP.KC.RR.com tunnel adapter
  State of the media: Media disconnected
  Card tunnel Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface
  State of the media: Media disconnected
  Please keep in mind that all computers connected to this wireless router have no problem with access to the internet and this computer can access in Windows XP but not Windows 7.  In other words, is there anything wrong with the router and nothing wrong with the wireless network adapter.  Besides, I tried to reboot the router and even resetting (much to the chagrin of my other significant because she was not happy with not being able to access the internet until I was finally able to re - install the router)
  !).  I have also turned off my system, removed the card wireless adapter, waited for about 15 minutes, re-inserted in the PCI slot and return to market the system.  This, of course, did nothing, either.
  After the search for several days and trying various tactics and bugs as suggested all over the web, I'm at the end of my limited knowledge and patience with this problem.  Any help that will solve this problem and allow my Windows 7 to access, once again, the internet would be greatly appreciated.  As a last resort, I might have to re - install Windows 7, but I also read the posts where others have done so, but nothing helped. :(
  Thank you
  Lakusus
  The system configuration:
  Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium 32-bit of Windows XP Home Edition operating systems and in a dual-boot configuration
  Card mother ASUS M4A89GTD PRO series
  AMD Athlon (TM) II X 4 640 clocked at 3.49 GHz
  2.00 GB of RAM
  Linksys Wireless-G PCI adapt
  Graphics card XFX ATI Radeon HD 5750 card w/1 GB GDDR5 memory
  Two hard drives 1 TB SATA and a 250 GB HARD drive partitioned into a total of 10 discs
  Burner DVD HL-DT-ST DVDRAM

  In fact, I have since fixed my problem.  Believe it or not, it wasn't any major and detailed process.  It was a very simple thing that NONE of the resolutions on that I read even suggested might be the cause, so I don't even think to check it out.  Apparently, at any given time a week ago, or NAME of the COMPUTER, something erased my!  I forgot how I found this, but I think that I went to my device manager by double-clicking on the icon "Computer" and select 'Properties' and happened to notice that, under 'Settings of computer name, domain, and workgroup', the ' computer name: "and" full computer name: "fields were empty!

  SO, I clicked on 'Advanced system settings' on the left of the window properties, select the "computer name" tab (1st one at the top left of the window that has popped up) and down to "to rename this computer, click on change." I clicked on the button 'change... '. ».
  In the next window which displayed I got the name I initially chose for my desktop, clicked the button "More"... ' and 'News:[email protected]' in the ' suffix main DNS on this computer: "on the ground (as is my Internet service provider - others may be different) and ensured that the box"Change the suffix main DNS when the domain membership changes"has been checked.
  Then, I clicked OK on this window.  I then made sure that the "Working Group:" radio button was selected and typed "WORKGROUP" in the field below, then click 'OK '.
  Return to the window' system properties 'original, I clicked 'Apply' and 'OK' and then restarted my system.
  Windows 7 being loading, all of a sudden all these programs that were inactive for the past few days began to appear and load and update!  YAY! Laughing out loud
  So, the reason I went into detail about how I solved it is in case anyone else has this same problem, they can check and, if the computer name has also been deleted, follow these steps to correct the problem. Of course, you will need to contact your service provider (if other than the Road Runner by Time Warner) in order to obtain the primary DNS suffix.  I hope this will help others I do not go through the terror I lived not having access to the internet.  Aaaaarrrrggghh!  I MUST have my internet! LMAO

• Health HQ-&gt; Agents tab issue with FULL domain name

  When I go to the HQ health-> Agents tab, I see some of my platforms have the FULL domain name noted quite rightly hostname.domain.com (or other). However, some of them only the IP address of the list and have no FULL domain name. I checked and these IP addresses do not have matching PTR DNS records, so I don't know why this should happen.
  
  Can someone tell me why this is happening?
  
  Hyperic entering these data? It does not appear to conduct research at the time the listing agent is created. Maybe when the platform is created? If so, how I would solve this? Can I just update a column in the database with the correct information?
  
  Thank you
  Brian

  Opps, I forgot a

  Platform.Name =
  Platform.FQDN =

  Unfortunately, I don't remember if the agent should be reconfigure (clear data directory and redemarrees) or not.

• Cann add host with FULL domain name

  Hi guys

  I removed a host esx cluster 1 and he added in another but the esx host name does not appear as a FULL domain name. I enter the FULL domain name. I also checked (ESX), network (ESX) host and to host files to the server VC 2.5, have all FULL domain name.

  It is not somehow domain FULL of taste. now, some administrators are complaing about error when you open the console virtual machine that is on the host in question "address host for server search failed.

  any help will be appreicated

  Thank you

  AJ

  You can remove the ESX host to vCenter?  Once removed, connect you to the service console and update the host name?

  Root@server root # hostname newname

  say so your ESX host FQDN is esxhost.domain.com (below would be the command)

  Root@server root # hostname esxhost.domain.com

  Once that is done, try to add it to vCenter as FULL domain name.  You are also, that there is no entry of host file on your host, which can be listed with vCenter shortname?

• FULL domain name v IP to install &amp; matching site

  During the installation of SRM, the local VC is specified. ADX FQDN or IP can be used but FQDN is recommended. At the time of the twinning of sites, remote VC is specified, and even once, FQDN or IP with the FULL domain name as best practices. But what is important, regardless of the method is used to install, then same method should be used when matching.

  My question is what do I do if you do not have? In other words, what happens if you use opposing methods (FQDN and IP or vice versa) installation and then matching? What breaks?

  The documentation is strict for the sake of simplicitly.  Basically, the need for the game has to do with SSL and server certificates verification.  By default, when the SRM connects to the VC Server he expects the DNS assertion made in another name for the subject certificate VC to be an exact match of the IP/domain name FULL used to access this VC.  If the local SRM uses the IP addr to reach a given VC and MRS. remote uses the FQDN to reach this same VC, for example, the statement in the certificate can not compete two values.

  An exception to this is the case where, during installation, the user chooses to accept the certificate of the VC based on the footprint.  In this case a VC certificate gets checked on each SSL connection that is only based on the footprint and the affirmation of DNS is not required to match.  I guess that's the case, you see here.

• There might be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME SERVER

  Last week one, I noticed some problems with my internet connection. I have a BSNL broadband connection. I am connected to the internet, and after some time all of a sudden, I'm not able to connect. My modem lights are all on and on my laptop, I see the symbol of 2 computers with a note on it, which means that I'm connected. But still the pages not displayed. When I run Network Diagnostics (I Windown Vista) I get the error message saying: "there could be a problem with the configuration of your DOMAIN NAME server. I turned off the computer and the modem and switch it on after a long time... He would return but loses the connection with the same error message again. What can I do? I tried to reset the modem, also tried the system restore. What can I do? Please help me. I have laptop Dell Insipiron with Windows Vista and I connect wireless.

  We do not know how your system should be set up - including the DNS configuration and settings.  I recommend you contact your ISP's technical support group and get help from them in the configuration of your computer (and test lines and modem - the problem could be the modem and not on the computer or it could even be the service provider itself).  It can be something as simple as a typo or a box checked or not checked - I do not know because I do not know their settings (different for each access provider).  Give them a call.  I do so often when I have connection problems, and they are almost always useful, or schedule a service call if they cannot help.  I think it's your best chance to solve this problem.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• ISE profiling - matching with endpoint of FULL domain name

  I am trying to achieve a condition of profiling to match the FULL domain name.  In this example all ministerial posts have the following common FQDN:

  ABCD - machinename.xyz.com

  I would like to match on everything except the machinename, which can be a joker.  I tried to configure the condition of profiling is

  IP:FQDN CONTAINS ^(abcd)*(\.xyz\.com)$

  I never get any matches on this page or any variation I've tried.  When I look at endpoint in the identity, I see the entire FQDN as an attribute.

  Can someone help me with the correct syntax to match to a FULL domain in this way?

  Thank you

  Brian

  Hello Brian,.

  1.2 forthcoming ISE to be released soon, has operators ' begins by "&" ends by "additional operators that will be useful.

  For the DHCP host name, you can use begins with

  and

  Domain name ends with

• Customer view Windows - FULL domain name question

  I was wondering if someone had met before?

  I have a small view Horizon 5.3.1 of the network running test. I have 1 connection to the server and paired 1 security server. I have no problem with my security server sitting in my DMZ for use with remote access. The problems begin when I try to connect to the server of connection when I'm on the internal network. When you use the latest version of the Windows client view (running on Windows 8.1 x 64) and tryping in the FQDN of the server connection, I just get an error immediately says "unable to connect to the server. If I use the IP address then it works fine, but obviously is of no use, because I can't verify the cert.

  I had problems in the past with the help of short DNS (which does not), but I am not concerened that I want to use full domain in any case names.

  I checked the DNS and everything seems fine. If I ping domain name FULL of the connection to the server, I get a reply, all other servers are accessible by their FULL domain name and access HTML works fine using the FULL domain name and my certs check out OK.

  It sounds like a problem in the Windows Vista client. If anyone has any ideas, I would be very grateful.

  Thank you

  Pete

  It really depends on the whole upward. But we use the same URL for both. Ours are the same.

  Example of

  HTTPS://view.domain.com:port

  And we even put Blast Gateway for HTTPS for security servers and the connection.

  then when you pull up to your customer. To connect to the server, simply type in view.domain.com and it should work if you have DNS entries on the DNS server for your domain.

• I want to move or archive all logs of all the computers in my domain name in one place

  Original title: more details

  Thanks for the reply, but it did not entirely of my concern. I want a way to automatically archive all the event logs of all computers in the domain to a place or location so that everytime I want to view logs from any computer I have to go to the centralized location and view it instead of going on this computer
  Hope I made my concern more clearly now.
  Hope to hear from you soon
  The sub steps might help you better understand my point of view
  1. I want to move or archive all logs of all the computers in my domain name in one place
  2. I want to be able to access any newspaper of the events from any computer by simply contacting this central location
  Thank you

  Hello

  Given that the problem is related to the domain network, I suggest you post this question in the TechNet forum.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories/

• Help with a script. Need to host name, not the FULL domain name

  I'm trying to gather a workflow that will create a user in Active directory and then install SQL server using this account for the service.

  the format of the username I want is SQL_servername

  I use ' hostname = vm.guest.guestId; ' to remove the host name of the virtual machine, but it returns the domain (i.e. servername.domain.name) FULL name

  I tried various methods (rtrim, trim, righttrim, etc.) to remove the domain name to leave me with only the name server, but not appear to work.

  Is there a way of Orchestrator to delete the domain name, or is there another function, I should use to get the short server name.

  Thank you

  server = hostname.substring(0, hostname.indexOf("."));
  

• How can I know the FULL domain name &amp; names for the installation of a digital certificate Public in ISE?

  We are implemented a project with Cisco ISE; but comments Portal appears to users as a "untrusted site". For problems, a public digital certificate must be installed in Cisco ISE, so he can send it to users who enter the comments Web portal.

  Now... to sell me the certificate, VERISIGN needs to know settings ISE of the certificate, such as name of area COMPLETE, names subnames, etc... How can these parameters of ISE?

  Thaks a lot!

  This isn't an easy question to answer, there are a ton of variables to include

  Local web site Central Web Auth or Auth

  LWA, the WLC is the "man in the Middle" to the request of the customer for PSN (server nodes), the WLC takes the request webauth and resembles webauth then the redirect URL that you put in the WLC

  If the redirect webauth URL is https://ise01.mycompany.com:8443/guestportal/login.action, the WLC is a redirect but the virtual IP address comes in 1.1.1.1, who was as trustworthy or redirection complains, then you may have to get the public certificate for the fqdn of 1.1.1.1, and the comment server. You can create a CSR using openssl or you can just enter in ISE and create a CSR, but you can only set CN = ise01.mycompany.com and nothing else, as long you have a single NHP is good, but if you have several Ssnp, you need to change your CSR so that you have to use openssl to create CSR using a file openssl.cnf and then with openssl, you do the following:

  openssl req - new - nodes-out openssl.cnf omf-01 - ise04.csr - config

  You must do it the way I said above regardless of CWA or LWA, if you have more than one PSN, you must point to a FULL VIP domain name and then configure your DNS to answer for these host names. With LWA, you get virtual IP WLC involved 1.1.1.1, so you don't have to worry about getting a certificate for this, it is a cleaner installation, but you must always do all the rest. It must ensure that users of your guests have the opportunity to join the portal comments and be able to solve the given DNS the dns server that they have been configured with.

  Content of the file openssl.cnf:

  [req]
  nom_distinctif = req_distinguished_name
  req_extensions = v3_req
  default_bits = 2048

  [req_distinguished_name]
  countryName = name of the country (2-letter codes)
  countryName_default = en
  localityName = name of the locality (for example, City)
  organizationalUnitName = organizational unit name (for example, section)
  commonName = Common Name (eg, YOUR name)
  commonName_max = 64
  emailAddress = Email address
  emailAddress_max = 40

  [v3_req]
  keyUsage = keyEncipherment, dataEncipherment
  extendedKeyUsage = AutClient, serverAuth
  subjectAltName = @alt_names

  [alt_names]
  DNS.1 = guest.mycompany.com
  DNS.2 = guest.mycompany.com
  DNS.3 = ise01.mycompany.com