Setting up a virtual computer on a different subnet?

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• Cannot move the virtual computer to a different location to store data/all

  Hello

  I'm physical conversion into virtual machine using the VM converter. When I try this it I get the message error "the file is too big" or something similar. I did some research and realize that my block on the data store size is not large enough. Fine. I know how to format the data store so that it uses a larger block size. However, I need to pass the current VM to another location. I downloaded some of the smallest virtual machine on a local computer, but for most virtual machine I want to plug a USB hard drive in the server VM to move large virtual machine. How can I do this? Is there another way I can move the virtual machine to another location without hassle? I thought to plug a USB hard drive on my local machine and upload it.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you.

  I also encountered this problem, and I solved a couple of different ways.

  1. If you have a UNIX server that is running NFS, you can configure a "dropbox" with 777 rights.  Then create a datastore NFS pointing to it, and then use the clone or clone for model option to copy in the NFS data store.

  2. use the product only settlement converter and convert them in one place.  Wipe the data store, reformat with the largest block size and then convert them back.

  Both works perfectly.

• The Clones related, configure different subnets?

  The Clones related, configure different subnets?

  I have a great environment and a lot of different software packages, with combinations of different software.

  It is therefore important to contain the number of MODELS to a minimum.

  I need a way to modify the models 'virtual material', to change the tag VLAN (subnet) when you set up a new POOL.

  When you use a TEMPLATE in 'normal' VMware, you can change the virtual material, to be able to put the new virtual machine in a different subnet.

  Is there a way to do (modify virtual hardware) by script, or...?

  HTC

  Whenever you change the network on the main image, you will need to take an another wink.

  The likely scenario is so several shots with different networks as you deploy your pools.

• Two guests with a different subnet on the same bridge vmnet0

  Hi all, I have a server in a data center.  The data center has awarded me two different

  Beaches of IP addresses with two separate subnets.  The first beach with the subnet to 255.255.255.248

  compatible with my 3 people systems hosts that use bridged networking on vmnet0.

  4th OS uses 255.255.255.0 and bridge over vmnet0, however

  I can not get on the net, can't even ping the gateway.

  Then the bridge vmnet0 manage two different subnets?

  Thank you

  Matt

  Yes, network bridge can have several subnets.  Bridged using, your virtual machine works like any other physical machine on the network.  So just as if two physical machines on the same physical LAN had different submet, they would not be able to communicate directly with each other, so also with your virtual machine having a different subnet.  With two subnets, you should probably two gateways.  If you cannot change the 4th VM subnet to match others, you would need a router between the two subnets.  (Again, same as if they were physical machines.)

• Can I migrate a virtual computer to a new family of CPU? -Cisco Call Manager PUB/SUB

  I currently have 2 host VMware ESXi 4.1:

  1. Dell PER905 - running 16 x 2.39 GHz (core) CPU / Quad-Core AMD Opteron (tm) Processor 8378 (processor type)

  2 cisco UCS C260 M2 (BASE-2646) - running 20 x 2,393 GHz (core) CPU / Intel (R) Xeon (R) CPU E72870 (processor type)

  
  

  The main objective is to move 2 VM of the Dell host to the host of Cisco, the reason is because Cisco Support said that the virtual machine requires an Intel and not AMD they are currently.  I currently have a Publisher Cisco Call Manager and Call Manager subscriber residing on the host of Dell, they are constructed (non - OVF) on this machine some time ago.  We started to have problems with them and ultimately Cisco indicated above.

  
  

  A few questions come to mind, can someone please shed some light on them for me?

  1. can I migrate these 2 AMD to Intel VM, without her damage/destruction of the virtual machine?  What that is the answer may be, can you explain to me the why?  The answer to the migration of the CPU is dependent on the guest OS or what?  I ask because I did this successfully on a Windows Guest OS virtual machine, but I guess it is that Cisco makes me hesitate/question.

  2 would it not be better to each virtual machine rebuilt on the new host, rather than through migration for the purposes of the CPU?

  3. What is the recommended method to endorse these VM, before proceeding with the migration?  I'm not talking about save data in the call manager for reasons that I will perform a backup it first.  I ask more along the lines of - for the love of the virtual machine itself.

  1. can I migrate these 2 AMD to Intel VM, without her damage/destruction of the virtual machine?  What that is the answer may be, can you explain to me the why?  The answer to the migration of the CPU is dependent on the guest OS or what?  I ask because I did this successfully on a Windows Guest OS virtual machine, but I guess it is that Cisco makes me hesitate/question.

  You should be able to perform a cold migration. The concern is the guest operating system level.  The Cisco device is probably a Linux distro.  The distribution must use the AMD64 instruction set (Intel 64 compatible) and theoretically should migrate fine.  However, if the guest what OS was improved the AMD CPU instructions, he can expect these features when you restart.  We have at least a virtual computer in our environment that we need to stick to a certain family of Intel processor because the software license dig and binds to it, but this is the only scenario that I have met.

  2 would it not be better to each virtual machine rebuilt on the new host, rather than through migration for the purposes of the CPU?

  I feel better on the redeployment, but if the migration is successful and applications run stable, then you reaped just the benefits of virtualization.

  3. What is the recommended method to endorse these VM, before proceeding with the migration?  I'm not talking about save data in the call manager for reasons that I will perform a backup it first.  I ask more along the lines of - for the love of the virtual machine itself.

  You could do something as simple as the cloning of a copy.  Depending on how you are approved for vSphere, you can have the POS to back up your virtual machine.  You can also use a tool such as VMWare Converter or Veeam Backup and replication. Given the importance of these virtual machines, I would get at least 2 backups of different type.  You should be able to validate any backup with VMWare Workstation prior to migration.

• Running a Windows 7 virtual computer in Windows 7

  I need to set up a computer virtual of Windows 7 on a pc running Windows 7 already due to software that is in conflict with each other and I need to know if I need a second license for it or I can even use the license for the local computer and the virtual computer?

  You will need a second license of full version:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/get-a-new-Windows-product-key

• A computer on Win7 Home premium able to map a network drive on a computer in a different domain?

  A computer on Win7 Home premium able to map a network drive on a computer in a different domain? Or is this a limitation of the home premium? In addition, the computer I have tries to map running Win7 ultimate.

  If I am not mistaken (I reserve that right!), Home Premium cannot be joined to a domain and the OP also indicates to gain access to resources in a different domain. Thus, according to trusts in place or VPN connections, it could be a challenge. Where did the idea of using something easy of access/sharing of resources.

  Otherwise, you need to set the resources to allow access of the anon/no authenticated user.

• Hello, just set up a new computer laptop and wanted to reinstall CS5 on it. The system is El capitan. When I finished the download and try to install I got a message saying the installation file is damage and saying it s better power eject it. I tried to

  Hello, just set up a new computer laptop and wanted to reinstall CS5 on it. The system is El capitan. When I finished the download and try to install I got a message saying the installation file is damage and saying it s better power eject it. I tried to download several times and in different places. That is wrong. Does´NT CS5 run on El Capitan? Or what else? Thank you.

  CS6 and previous programs have not been tested and will not be updated to run on Mac El Capitan

  -which means you are trying to use CS6 and earlier at YOUR risk of having problems

  -You can get CS6 and previous programs to install and run, or you can not (some do, some don't)

  -Java https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/kb/dreamweaver-java-se-6-runtime.html can help

  Install CS5 on Mac 10.11 https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2003455 can help (also for others than CS5)

  -also a TEMPORARY security change https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2039319

  -http://mac-how-to.wonderhowto.com/how-to/open-third-party-apps-from-unidentified-developer s-mac-os-x-0158095 /

  -the guardian https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT202491

• need to reconfigure the virtual computer after deployment of the vm

  Hi all

  I have a script to deploy a computer virtual to a CSV file. I need to change the configuration of virtual machine (CPU and memory) after the deployment of the vm. where the name of the virtual machine should be taken to csv. So any help is appreciated.

  Attach the script used. (downloaded and works fine)

  $vms = import-CSV D:\vm-deploy\vm-deploy.csv

  {foreach ($vm to $vms)

  $Template = get-model $vm.template

  $VMHost = get-VMHost $vm.host

  $Datastore = get-data store $vm.datastore

  $OSCustomization = get-OSCustomizationSpec $vm.customization

  New-VM-name $vm.name - OSCustomizationSpec $OSCustomization - VMHost - $VMHost model $Template - $Datastore - Datastore RunAsync

  }

  # This cmd need to run after the vm deployment completed. The virtual computer name must come from the 1 column of the CSV file

  Set-VM $vmname - NumCpu 2 - MemoryGB 5 - confirm: $false

  Write-Host "All VMs deployed" - ForegroundColor Green

  Disconnect-VIServer-confirm: $false

  CSV file looks like this

  Name, host datastore, Template, customizing

  Test-VM,vm-dep-test,ESX02,P5-vm-stage,vm-deploy

  Thanks in advance...

  A simpler, but not optimal, solution is to use the Wait-job cmdlet.

  Something like that

  $vms = import-CSV D:\vm-deploy\vm-deploy.csv

  $tasks = @)

  {foreach ($vm to $vms)

  $Template = get-model $vm.template

  $VMHost = get-VMHost $vm.host

  $Datastore = get-data store $vm.datastore

  $OSCustomization = get-OSCustomizationSpec $vm.customization

  $tasks += new-VM-name $vm.name - OSCustomizationSpec $OSCustomization - model $Template - VMHost $VMHost '

  Data - $Datastore - RunAsync store

  }

  Waiting-task-task $tasks

  {foreach ($vm to $vms)

  $vm.name set-VM - NumCpu 2 - MemoryGB 5 - confirm: $false

  }

• Behavior of a virtual computer when it is placed on Standard vSwitch with multiple active adapters

  Hey everybody

  Right now I'm focusing on the aspect of vSphere network design and I have a question about this:

  If I have a vSwitch with a group of ports and attached to this group of ports there are 2 vNIC or NIC better and I chose road based on the Port ID and all cards are active, what happens to machines when I unplug a power cord? Lets assume vm1 is vnic 0 and vm2 on vnic1 and I unplug the power cord of vnic1. VM2 will switch automatically to vnic0 or should I restart? How should I take care of this problem when there is no automatic failover? Create an etherchannel and two assets assets adapters?

  Thank you and best regards

  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  your virtual computer will be moved to the other vmnic again access to the network after the failure. No reboot needed.

  It is indeed a very simple way of load balancing / team. When you turn on a virtual machine is bound to a vminc. As you said correctly for this example, vm1 goes to vmnic0, vm2 to vmnic1, to vmnic0 vm3 and vm4 to vmnic1.

  This is the default setting as it is quite simple and you don't need any additional switch configuration.

  If you want to change this behavior, for example to build an etherchannel, remember to change the policy on the vSwitch / exchanges, which would require a load balancing of "route based on the hash of the IP.

  Tim

• How to make a virtual computer to connect to a CD player with an ISO mounted when you start the virtual machine?

  I am the creation of virtual machines using PowerCLI 5.5 on vSphere 5.0; and while the virtual machine is turned off, I am able to mount an ISO on a CD player and change the boot order to boot from the CD-ROM (for another post).  I have the flag startConnected set to true, but am not having much luck getting the virtual machine to connect to the CDDrive

  $cdObj = $Vm | New-CDDrive - IsoPath $isoPathName - StartConnected: $true

  If ($cdObj - no $null)
  {
  #Power off VM if it is on
  $VmState = $Vm.PowerState
  
  If ($VmState - eq "Receptor")
  {
  $Vm | Stop-Vm-confirm: $false - ea 0
  }

  $BootHardDiskName = 'disk 1 '.
  $VmView = get - VM $VmName - Server $serverObj.Name | Get-View
  $HardDiskDeviceKey = ($VmView.Config.Hardware.Device |) Where-Object {$_.} DeviceInfo.Label - eq $BootHardDiskName}). Key

  $BootableHardDisk = new-Object - TypeName VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineBootOptionsBootableDiskDevice - property @{'DeviceKey' = $HardDiskDeviceKey}
  $BootableCDRom = new-Object-Type VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineBootOptionsBootableCdromDevice
  
  #Set for CDRom boot order
  $BootIso = new-Object VMware.Vim .VirtualMachineConfigSpec - property @ {}
  "BootOptions' = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineBootOptions - property @ {}
  BootOrder = $BootableCDRom
  }
  }
  
  #Set VM from the start settings at the start of the first CD and forces the display to update (sometimes delayed)
  $VmView.ReconfigVM_Task ($BootIso) | out-null
  $VmView.UpdateViewData ("Config.BootOptions.BootOrder")
  
  #Power on VM
  $Vm | Start-VM-confirm: $false - ea - global 0EV: vmOpsError | out-null

  When I start the VM, it does start the ISO.

  If I go to vCenter, the CD is pointing to the ISO file, but the 'Connected' to change settings option is not checked;  I can restart the VM of vCenter and then the VM restarts the ISO, but not in the script.

  I even put code to add a lead time of 5 to 10 seconds; I restart the virtual machine twice in the script and I can't CD to connect to start the virtual computer.

  Appreciate any suggestions.

  Maureen

  Have you tried to do a

  Game-CDDrive - CD $cdObj - connected - confirm: $false

  immediately after the start-VM?

• How to set up a virtual network that is isolated inside of vCenter

  I would like to set up a virtual network isolated within my vCenter environment, I have a domain controller and a few machines, I want them to be able to speak for them, but not to our network, is this possible?

  Can I simply create a vSwitch and attach it to any vmnic? Then add all the machines on the same workgroup?

  Yes it is possible.  Yes, just create a vSwitch and not to attach any /vmnics physical NIC and then add all the machines to the vSwitch.  Also, be sure to use a range of ip addresses that is completely different from your production environment.

  You can also use private VLANs.

  Please check the useful and accurate.

  Thank you

  Marc

• VMWare Workstation on a virtual computer

  Hi guys,.

  I'm looking to get a new laptop for a company, I'm leaving, and I was thinking about a mac. However, most of my software is based on windows. No problem, I already use VMWare Workstation as half of it is also not supported on anything except XP SP1. My only concern with a mac, is that while I can have all my VM set up, I can not run VMWare Workstation on OSX, so if I need to change something in the settings of the virtual machine, I need access to a PC with VMWare workstation.

  Unless, I thought, I use a PC to initially set up a virtual machine running windows XP/7/8 with the sole purpose of running VMWare Workstation. Then I run this virtual machine by using the merger, make my changes, register the virtual machine on the host computer, and then run them using the merger.

  So outside all feeling a bit like this guy:

  

  Can someone tell me if this is really possible? Or if she would have inherent problems that I have not thought? Having not used merge I don't know how access to the settings of the virtual machine I would be compared to the workstation, perhaps merger would in itself be sufficient. The only things I'll need to play with are virtual serial ports, and network connections. In any case all advice is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  From the description above, I think that merging should be pretty good, that said you can always get a trial version of VMware Fusion

  Click on the link below to download the demo version:

  https://my.VMware.com/group/VMware/info?slug=desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_fusion/6_0

  Now make a copy of the virtual machine responds you plan to use and see if VMware Fusion to your questions.

  Once you are convinced, then you can buy VMware Fusion and use it,

  Hope this helps

• IOPS / s & latency for each virtual computer

  It's my first time to write a script to metrics out of the virtual environment and I'm trying to get out of the latency of disk IOPS and total / s disk for each virtual machine in the environment.

  Here are the relevant excerpts I have at the moment:

  #Get powered on virtual machines

  $VMs = get - VM? {$_.powerstate - eq "Receptor"}

  #Loop through each virtual computer

  {foreach ($vm to $VMs)

  $dskreadlatency = get-Stat-entity $vm - Stat "disk.totalreadlatency.average" - Start $start - finishing $end

  $dskwritelatency = get-Stat-entity $vm - Stat "disk.totalwritelatency.average" - Start $start - finishing $end

  $dsknumberwrites = get-Stat-entity $vm - Stat "virtualdisk.numberwriteaveraged.average" - Start $start - finishing $end

  $dsknumberreads = get-Stat-entity $vm - Stat "virtualdisk.numberreadaveraged.average" - Start $start - finishing $end

  }

  #setting fields to the averages of the stats (I have 4 of them)

  = [string] $fieldX ([Math]: Round ((($dskYYY |))) Measure - Object - average value). Average), 2))

  Unfortunately, I get 0 for all these statistics.  My level settings are all set to 2.  It would be awesome if I could help in this regard.

  Just to make sure that the performance data entry process are correctly configured on vCenter, you see the data for these counters on the performance for the same time interval tab?

• List not updated virtual machines after the migration of the virtual machine to a different data store

  My vSphere infrastructure 5 uses several data stores.

  Two data warehouses are associated with NFS on different NAS shares.

  I migrate VM to a data to another store.

  The navigation data store, I see that the files are moved from the old data store to the new and that no file belonging to the migrated VM still does exist on the old data store.

  If I look at the list of VMs on the old data store, I still see the old VM.

  I see it in the list of the virtual machine on the new data store as well.

  I checked that no .iso no pagefile is in the old data store.

  How can I update the list of the virtual machine on the old data store?

  Above all, how can I safely delete the old data store by ensuring that the virtual machine works very well on the new data store and I don't lose anything?

  Concerning

  Marius

  This use of data store 'Phantom' is usually observed, if the current configuration of the virtual computer points to the 'old' data store (diskette, CD-ROM) or the virtual machine contains snapshots where - at the time where tone have been created - the VM has had these references. Once the snapshots are deleted from data store 'ghost' will go away from summary of the virtual machine.

  André