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• shared NFS on ubuntu

  Hello

  I use a ubuntu 10.04 to host the shared NFS for my ESXi nodes.

  I did all the NFS configuration in ubuntu and the NFS has added to the storage of the hosts section in vCenter server.

  When I try to create a new virtual machine on one of the NFS storage, or migrate storage of data from a virtual computer to it, I face an error that says "cannot access the file...". "

  I can browse NFS content, but it seems that it cannot write to it.

  In ubuntu, I gave the authority of Scripture of this NFS.

  Does anyone know the solution?

  Thank you

  Ali

  you need no_root_squash, not root_squash (which is the default).

• Creation of model on sharing NFS with ESXi 4.1

  Hi all

  I would like to implement a model of an installation of a Debian 6 Server and the file on an NFS share to copy it if necessary.

  Currently, the creation of the model and the dispossessed on the NFS sharing are not a problem.

  
  In fact, from the moment when I want to rappartrier on one of the servers copy *.vmdk image take a crazy time.

  During the image upload it took me 2 minutes (stopwatch in hand), this using the following command:

  
  

  vmkfstools-i /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/template/template.vmdk d /partagenfs/template.vmdk thin

  Downloading the plug-in image so the following command:

  
  

  vmkfstools-i /partagenfs/template.vmdk d /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/serveurXYZ/template.vmdk thin

  And there I download launched United Nations there are now 1 h 30 and it is still not finished.

  Did someone an idea?

  Thank you very much.

  Hi Hekeo88,

  Welcome to the VMware forums.

  Why not create a data store on your NFS share? Here, you'll be in in the conditions standard and it should work much better. It must be on your NFS storage makes sense in terms of performance.

  Good luck!

  @+

  Franck

• Cannot remove the sharing NFS file after the installation of ForeFront 2010.

  After installing Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010, I am unable to delete files from an NFS Server 2003 share. Before installing, I had no problem, I removed the tip as a test and I was able to delete the file, reinstalled Forefront and was not able to delte the file again.

  You have posted in the forum for Microsoft Security Essentials. Forefront Endpoint Protection has its own forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/FCSNext/threads

  I hope this helps.

• Impossible to create RDM on sharing NFS - unimplemented function

  Hi all

  I have a problem, creating a map of CRUDE device on a NFS share. Get an error "failed to create ramdisk: function not implemented (2490377)' when you use vmkfstools:

  / usr/sbin/vmkfstools z - /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.60a9800050336d755a5a5a3473355659 /vmfs/volumes/VMDATANFS/eea-cl1-rdm/eeacl1-sbd1.vmdk - a free

  Tried several suggestion in forums, such as from the creation of inside the right way, but it just doesn't work.

  The environment is a vShere 4.1 new installation that has storage NFS was assigned a 2040 of NetApp FAS. For a virtualized Linux cluster we want or need to create a bundel of RDM disks. When I add a disk in the CR of the host (or the customer vSpere directly connected to the ESX host) and select Raw Device Mappings, and then select the LUN exposed, then I need to specify the data store but only can select 'local' and not the NFS share my VM runs on. The store just does not appear here in the list, or I can select 'Save with Virtual Machine' it (the virtual machine is sitting on the store NFS of course).

  To test, I created the NFS name lowercase. does not work

  Also created a VMFS on the NetApp volume and attached to the host iSCSI hollow. This volume appears in the list to store ROW on the use of VC to add a RDM disk for a virtual machine, also I can use the vmkfstools command line successfully this way.

  I think a RDM link must be supported on an NFS share, right?

  Thanks in advance!

  Welcome to the forums!

  You need a number of logic unit or soemthing which are accessible through SCSI (such as iSCSI). NFS is not supported for this feature.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vsp40u1/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=server_config/c_limitations_of_raw_device_mapping.html#1_12_9_7_8_1

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• Sharing NFS on RDM

  Hello

  I had to get to an interim design and I was wondering how come this is evidence.

  The idea is that the data is accessible by several virtual machines (web server nodes) if needed, however, a node is fine for now.

  I created a virtual RDM (1 TB on SAN) and it mapped to my VM. It is formatted with ext3.

  What I might need to do in the future, is give access to these data other nodes.

  So I thought to do are, when this need arises, is to share this RDM as an NFS share and map additional VMs

  to this share.

  My question is what would be the best solution:

  -Exit ROW mapped to VM1 and create the NFS share on it and map other webnodes on this? Is there a problem with a node directly written and on the other (locking, corruption)

  -Plan of the RDM to a server dedicated to NFS and spread to all the nodes in the web?

  The main reason for the choice of the RDM is that she must be flexible because we don't really know a final design at this point. And the dedicated NFS server could be a hardware solution.

  The pitfalls regarding VMotion and RDM in this scenario?

  See you soon

  Hello

  What I might need to do in the future, is give access to these data other nodes.

  So I thought to do are, when this need arises, is to share this RDM as an NFS share and map additional VMs

  to this share.

  This is the best solution because a ROW of mapping to multiple virtual machines requires a clustered file system and ext3 isn't a clustered file system.

  My question is what would be the best solution:

  -Exit ROW mapped to VM1 and create the NFS share on it and map other webnodes on this? Is there a problem with a node directly written and on the other (locking, corruption)

  It is a good solution.

  -Plan of the RDM to a server dedicated to NFS and spread to all the nodes in the web?

  I think it's a better solution that you can set the NFS server, independent of the web servers. Web servers and NFS servers are often different ways to resolve things for optimal performance. In addition, you can possibly use the LUN for a physical NFS server as well.

  The main reason for the choice of the RDM is that she must be flexible because we don't really know a final design at this point. And the dedicated NFS server could be a hardware solution.

  RDM is a great solution for this.

  The pitfalls regarding VMotion and RDM in this scenario?

  Make sure that the ROW is a "virtual RDM", then you will have no problems. Physics might work, but virtual is better.

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• Storage shared by NFS for RAC

  Hello

  I intend to set up a node 2 CARS. However, I have only the internal drive to use and no SIN /SAN. So I intend to share some of the ability of alternatives I have on the internal nodes 1 & 2 discs and make shared storage using NFS. However I have a few questions about it.

  Q1. Since the NFS mount will indeed be file system media, this means that for the storage for the Cluster option and the RAC database that I can only use option 'shared file system' and not 'ASM '?

  I think what is confusing me is that I think that I read that the ASM disks can be complete physical disks, partitions of a disk, SAN LUNS or NFS?

  If this is the case then it suggests that I can create an ASM disk based on a NFS mount?

  I don't know how to do this - any help / advice would be appreciated because ideally, I would have preferred to create candidate ASM disks based on the shared NFS disk

  Thank you

  Jim

  You can use NFS as your clustered file system, but if you want to use ASM we top of the page so it no problem: dd to create large files on the file system shared, for example,

  If DD \u003d/dev/zero of = / mnt/nfs/asmdisk1 bs = 1048576 count = 2048

  and set your asm_diskstring parameter to point to them (or specify them as devices to be used at installation time). It is very easy to set up and is fully supported by Oracle of the uncle. I recorded a few demos that include this a year or two before, Oracle ASM free tutorial

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  John Watson

  Oracle Certified Master s/n

• NFS datastore on vCenter ESXi hosts

  I'm running out of space on our NAS storage.

  Another unit would be very costly.

  It seems easy enough to add an another data store from an NFS share.

  Are there problems I should be aware of if I were to add an NFS share from a physical windows 2008R2 Server?

  I understand that, since the part is right on a SATA drive performance will be bad enough.

  I was thinking more just for backup.

  Snapshots can be taken of vm that are located on a store of data VMFS5 and stored in a NFS data store?

  There will be problems with the addition of shared NFS of different targets to the ESXi hosts.

  However, put pictures on different levels is not a good idea. Snapshots in VMware products function as a string. When you create a snapshot, delta / only modified data is written and read in the snapshot files / delta. The parent files are still used, but opened in read-only mode.

  Remember, a snapshot is not a backup!

  André

• Mounting NFS using CSV?

  All I'm trying to change one knows Script NFS on internet to use a CSV file rather that connect all the data on the PS Script.  Once I imported my CSV, the variables do not correctly.  I know it's probably easy, but the PS is not my strong hand. Can someone point me in the right direction?  Thank you!

  # The user variables: adjusted for the environment

  ###################################

  # Load VMWare supplements

  If (-not (Get-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {}

  Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

  }

  # Define the location of the file of credentials

  $credsFile = "C:\Scripts\creds.crd".

  # import credential file

  $Creds = get-VICredentialStoreItem-file $credsFile

  # Name of the cluster

  $clusterName = ' * MaintenanceCluster '.

  I WANT TO ELIMINATE THIS PART TO USE CSV.

  # NFS host IP

  #$nfsHost = "nfshost.domain.com".

  # Name of the NFS share

  #$nfsShare = "/ flight/atl_vsphere_nfs_isos.

  # New data store name

  #$nfsDatastore = "atl_vsphere_nfs_isos".

  $import = import-CSV "C:\Scripts\datastorelist.csv".

  ####################################################################################################################

  # Start of execution

  ####################################################################################################################

  #connect to vCenter using credentails provided in the credentials file

  SE connect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host-$Creds.User username-password $Creds.Password - WarningAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null

  echo "connected to vCenter.

  echo "adding to ESXi hosts to start NFS share.

  foreach ($esx get-cluster-name $clusterName | get-VMhost | name to sort)

  {

  $esx | New datastore - Nfs - name $nfsDatastore - NFSHost $nfsHost - $nfsShare path

  echo 'Sharing NFS added to $esx'

  }

  echo "completed."

  Disconnect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host - force - confirm: $False

  Try like this

  He starts from the premise that your CSV file looks like this

  'nfsHost', 'nfsShare', 'nfsDatastore '.

  "srv1", "action1", "datastore1".

  "srv1", "action2", "datastore2".

  "srv2', 'share4', 'datastore3 '.

  # The user variables: adjusted for the environment

  ###################################

  # Load VMWare supplements

  If (-not (Get-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {}

  Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

  }

  # Define the location of the file of credentials

  $credsFile = "C:\Scripts\creds.crd".

  # import credential file

  $Creds = get-VICredentialStoreItem-file $credsFile

  # Name of the cluster

  $clusterName = ' * MaintenanceCluster '.

  I WANT TO ELIMINATE THIS PART TO USE CSV.

  # NFS host IP

  #$nfsHost = "nfshost.domain.com".

  # Name of the NFS share

  #$nfsShare = "/ flight/atl_vsphere_nfs_isos.

  # New data store name

  #$nfsDatastore = "atl_vsphere_nfs_isos".

  ####################################################################################################################

  # Start of execution

  ####################################################################################################################

  #connect to vCenter using credentails provided in the credentials file

  SE connect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host-$Creds.User username-password $Creds.Password - WarningAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null

  echo "connected to vCenter.

  echo "adding to ESXi hosts to start NFS share.

  Import-CSV "C:\Scripts\datastorelist.csv" | %{

  foreach ($esx get-cluster-name $clusterName | get-VMhost | name to sort)

  {

  $esx | New-Datastore - Nfs - name $_.nfsDatastore - NFSHost $.nfsHost-path _ $_.nfsShare

  echo 'Sharing NFS added to $esx'

  }

  echo "completed."

  }

  Disconnect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host - force - confirm: $False

• Adding NFS Datastore for all guests

  I would add a NFS data store to all my guests who are spread across different data centers in vCenter. Is there anyway I can change this script to make it work... with a list of all hosts or maybe a list of data centers.
  We have more than 50 domain controllers and I Don t want to have 50 different Scriptures

  # The user variables: adjusted for the environment

  ###################################

  # Load VMWare supplements

  If (-not (Get-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {}

  Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

  }

  # Define the location of the file of credentials

  $credsFile = "C:\Scripts\creds.crd".

  # import credential file

  $Creds = get-VICredentialStoreItem-file $credsFile

  # Datacenter name

  $datacenterName = "Ourdatacentername".

  # NFS host IP

  $nfsHost = 'xx.xx.xx.xx.

  # Name of the NFS share

  $nfsShare = "oursharename".

  # New data store name

  $nfsDatastore = "temp".

  ####################################################################################################################

  # Start of execution

  ####################################################################################################################

  #connect to vCenter using credentails provided in the credentials file

  SE connect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host-$Creds.User username-password $Creds.Password - WarningAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null

  echo "connected to vCenter.

  echo "adding to ESXi hosts to start NFS share.

  foreach ($esx in data center-get-name $datacenterName | get-VMhost | name to sort)

  {

  $esx | New datastore - Nfs - name $nfsDatastore - NFSHost $nfsHost - $nfsShare path

  echo 'Sharing NFS added to $esx'

  }

  echo "completed."

  Disconnect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host - force - confirm: $False

  Try the attached script

• Issue of NFS Datastore

  
  Hello

  We have a couple of ESX clusters which, for the most part, connect to FC storage. However, we also connect to a single NFS store, hosted by a Windows Server in their respective site.

  Site1ESXCluster connects to the Site1WinNFSStore

  Site2ESXCluster connects to the Site2WinNFSStore

  Last week we had network problems that appear to have been shared NFS become inactive on the ESX hosts:

  

  I assumed that the servers are entered ODA and them restarted but still no luck.

  I disassembled the and tried to link, but I get this error:

  

  Windows servers receive the request and respond to the event log with "mount operation managed to < ESXIP >.

  If I try to add NFS Site1WinNFSStore to Site2ESXCluster, it works fine. And vice versa. But they will just not connect to stores they once had.

  I also connected a host ESX cluster no at the end store.

  There is no limitation of access on the store NFS on Windows servers.

  It is alsmot, as if the ESX host refuses to connect to a store once problem!

  Any ideas?

  I know it sounds crazy, but you have restarted windows NFS servers.

  I had a similar problem with NFS windows shares using a Centos 6.4 mounting box.

  In this case, a loss of network connectivity caused a stale mount on Centos system.

  The best way to clean is to restart the system Centos and windows NFS server.

  If you haven't tried it, so it can be worth a go.

  Concerning

• NFS share for one (1) added when adding to a new host in the existing data center

  I'm sure it's a simple answer, but I've been beating my head on the wall, trying to find a solution. The scenario is as follows:

  1 Vcenter has several hosts in different groups. All built at the same time with a NFS share that is shared among all.

  2. I add a new host to the data center (I tried independently and also added to a cluster as well).

  3. the new host sees its local disk as a data store, as expected, but I have to add the shared NFS datastore.

  4. at the level of the host, I go to configuration-storage-add storage and the NFS share.

  It shows and normal with NFS (1) as the name. I can't rename it as it says THAT NFS already exist. I understand that there are in the vcenter DB, but how to add this new host or host an existing environment and maintain the name of the NFS share? vCenter 5.5, 5.5 esxi

  Thanks for your help

  Neil

  finally found the problem,

  the mounting data store I used FQDN.domain.com /Datashare

  I needed to use the FULL domain. DOMAIN.COM /Datashare

  Plugs in the name of area COMPLETE the variance in the symbolic name that caused the problem.

• Cannot mount NFS Debian to esxi 5.1 - Please help

  I've tried everything. I'm extremely frustrated on the way this beginner step...

  Idea was the installation, a debian for nfs box and use sharing nfs as a data store in esxi.

  debian installation, Setup nfs-kernel-server

  tried to get through vshpere

  I get the following message is displayed:

  Call "HostDatastoreSystem.CreateNasDatastore" of object "ha-datastoresystem" on ESXi '192.168.1.95' failed.
  192.168.1.97:/esxi has no mounting NFS: the mount request was refused by the NFS server. Verify that the export exists and that the customer is allowed to ride.

  Ive looked everywhere and found very little on this subject... I think that its pretty beginner so no one's going in depth on how to do it step by step... I think that sharing is good and the permissions are good but I don't know how to check via the coast host or client...

  any help would be appreciated... I tried a lot of online how tos with no luck.

  Jon

  What is the absolute path to /esxi?

  You said above "my root" and I assumed to mean that esxi is a directory directly under /, but is that correct? Looks like maybe not.

• ESXi 5.0 servers don't recognize that same NFS share to the same data store

  I have a setup of vSphere 5.0 running VMware Workstation 8.  I have two ESXi servers that are accumulating the same NFS share (with the same IP address and the same directory path), but for some reason, they don't recognize it as the same data store.  I deleted and added to the data store again and checked that I am getting the same way on both nodes.  However, vSphere don't let me use the same name when I ride sharing NFS as a data store on the second node. vSphere changes the name of "NFSdatastore" to "NFSdatastore (1)" and will not let me change, say that the name already exists.

  The NFS file server is a VM of 2.99 OpenFiler, which IP 192.168.0.100 (and is in DNS as "openfiler1").  The path is "/ mnt/vsphere/vcs/datastore.

  The NFS mount works great as a data store on the two servers ESXi, except for the fact that vSphere sees two data stores.  I have a Red Hat VM running on each of them, and when I browse the data of each ESXi Server store, I can definitely see two configs VM, as well as a few ISO images that I put on the NFS share.  However, I can't vMotion as he complains about not being able to access the configuration file and the file virtual disk (vmdk) of the other node.

  On the OpenFiler, the directory/mnt/vsphere/vcs/datastore is the property of "ofguest" in the "ofguest" group, and the permissions are "drwxrwsrwx +".  All files under the directory are also held by "ofguest" in the group "ofguest".  Vmx files have permissions "rwxr-xr-x + ', and the vmdk files have permissions ' rw +-

  I did a lot of Google search, read best practices, etc.  Any help is appreciated.

  UPDATE: he Figured out - leakage / on one of the paths of NFS mounting.  DOH!

  Maybe this can help you:

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1005930

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalID=1005057

  Concerning

• ESXi5 - problems with NFS and the data copy store

  Hello world

  I recently moved into a solution fully virtualized for my network, 3 x 5 ESXi servers running on our GigE network.

  First of all, I use all free software from VMware, so vCentre etc is out of the question.

  I have major problems when you try to copy files between:

  • NAS (NFS) to ESXi 5 host
  • ESXi host to the NAS (NFS) 5
  • And using VMware converter between ESXi 5 hosts converter Standalone

  The problem is that whenever I'm transfer between hosts I am struck with the horrible network performance. Even if I use GigE adapters and switches between my hosts I will receive no more than 12 Mbps speed of transfer real (100 Mbit/s connect?).

  On the flipside, if I use virtual guests on the same exact host I can happily transfer data between my NAS (NFS) servers with speeds between 60-150MBps ~ (1000 Mbps).

  Examples:

  Speed of 10 Mbps of transfer of ESXi_1 copy OF NFS data store share ~

  Server2008 (comments, located on ESXi_1) copy OF NFS 75MBps transfer rate ~.

  Server2011 SBS (comments, located on ESXi_2) copy OF Windows share 2008 (ESXi_1) transfer speed 120MBps. ~

  ESXi_2 copy OF NFS data store share transfer rate 5MBps ~.

  Attached (wtf.png) example:

  I copy a file that is located on our NFS share first, it's a 3 GB file to the copy within guest OS (2008), it is indicated in blue - top speed of 80MBps

  I copy the same exact NFS share for the host (datastore1), this is indicated in red - top speed of 7.5Mbps

  The third transfer/s (green) is between the customers of windows on different hosts, transfer a 6 GB file as well as a copy of the 360 MB file - transfers two happily send to GigE speeds with a peak around 40MBps

  I can reflect these results across the three servers without modification. Copies between you will be able to run well enough (not exactly 100% use of GigE) but at the moment where I try to do something to the data store it will just choke at all about a 100 Mbps connection speed.

  The final image (wot.png) confuses me beyond belief. I would try to explain what is happening here:

  • This image shows two times the same exact file transfers, except even machine PHYSICS
  • The first (red) transfer between the ESXi_2 host server and the NFS share using the browser data store and direct download - its top speed is around 8MBps
  • The second (green) transfer between a guest server 2008 running on ESXi_2, download the same file exactly at the exact location using vSphere Client. I mean the same EXACT file; It connects to the NFS drive by the data store ESXi_2 (NFS share).

  Why on earth can my comments directly download a file on a data store connected to NFS GigE clocked and yet the same exact host cannot go anywhere near corresponding to these speeds?

  As indicated in the title, the problem seems to happen whenever I use ESXi datastore browser on the host computer using vSphere Client or between browser datastore ESXi to/from an NFS share.

  No one knows what might happen?

  Is there some sort of restriction on the transfer of files between a host and shared NFS ESXi 5? Whence this bottleneck?

  Thanks in advance for all the help/ideas that guys can throw my way.

  P.S. Sorry for the wall of text, I really wanted to give as much information. as possible.

  What type of storage you have locally on the host computer?

  I have seen this problem with write-through controllers: http://wahlnetwork.com/2011/07/20/solving-slow-write-speeds-when-using-local-storage-on-a-vsphere-host/