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• Use the Service console.

  Hi all

  I need to use the vSphere Server service console to run some commands on it. So please guide me how to open the service of vSphere console.

  Thank you

  Sanket.

  And here's an article that explains how to open a root access:

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/8375637

  Duncan

  VMware communities user moderator | VCDX

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• Adding user to access the Service Console via Putty

  Hi guys

  I'm quite new to the world of Vmware, so please exuse me if I look trivial.

  Basically, I want to create a user in order to access the service through PuTTY console.

  I tried with the root , but it says access denied. I have read the forums and I know that I need to create a new user, and then get to KNOW, but could you please tell me how and where I can create this user as I can only find Permissions tab for ESX1 (our esx server). What I need to for this to the service console physially enter the sever room or can I create this user using one of my domain accounts for VIC 2.5

  If I can do or could you please guide me further

  Also is it possible to use the service of the VIC, if so how.

  I would be very grateful if you could give me an answer for what I send the vizionsupport logs from the console using some of the linux (vmware controls), I think that I can do that by logging in on the ESX Server service console.

  Concerning

  Rucky

  To add a newuser you would do the following in the console of the ESX host.

  useradd username (where username is the name of the user account)

  passwd username (This will prompt you for the password for the user)

  Now this user must be able to connect via SSH

  You can then run su - (you will be prompted for the root password) that will put you in a root shell

  Also, you could edit/etc/ssh/sshd_config (using vi or nano)

  and change the following line

  Of

  PermitRootLogin not

  TO

  PermitRootLogin Yes

  type of service sshd restart (you should do this in the console) this will then allow you to ssh to the system as root.

• Non-visible service in the Integration Broker monitor operation

  Dear Experts,

  I'm working on integration between Financials PS and PS Finance Accounting student.

  I configured the nodes PSFT_EP and PSFT_HR in the two systems. Ping is successful at both ends.

  As the first step, I'll put up the Business Unit synchronization for

  Finance of PeopleSoft in Navision Financials.

  I activated the message BUS_UNIT_SF_FULLSYNC name with even publish a rule identifier in the two financial statements and

  campus of. I activated the service operations and also activated the roads. I checked the Inbound

  and outbound routing.

  When I launch full publish on the side of the campus,

  the service launched but he remains in New York and I found no trace in the FSCM.

  I tried to open the same side service FSCM but even after no sign in Service monitor.

  No data in the BUS_UNIT_TBL_SF.

  Queues are running on both sides.

  I left any stage.

  Kindly advice

  I closed my domain and load config again.

  Start the field.

  Goto the status and checked PSMSGHND.exe was here right now.

  Purge the new status field and activate my Machine and the update.

  His work...

  Thank you all

• Command not found in the service console ESX 4.0 u2

  Hi all

  I have a very simple question.

  I have haven´t access to the service console ESX 4.0 for some time and today I need run commands to verify information on some host bus adapters.

  I logged a user then used 'su root' to switch to the ROOT user.

  I use Putty to connect to the Service Console.

  But when I try to execute the following commands it said "Command Not Found":

  vmkload_mod

  esxcfg-module

  I read VMware KBs, that say to use these commands for this version of ESX, but I can´t do run.

  I think the answer is something very simple, but I can´t find it.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thank you

  Mark

  Try this command:

  quo

  as documented in http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1006573

• Adding an IP to the service console more

  Hi team,

  We have a race ESX 4 and the service console has already been configured with an IP address, I would like to add an IP more (another beach) so this service console must be accessible by both intellectual property.

  Now my console IP service is 172.18.111.155 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, GW - 172.18.111.1

  Now, I need to add another IP 172.18.105.45 Beach IE with a subnet mask of 255.255.254.0. GW - 172.18.104.1

  Could you please let me know if possible, if so how can be done.

  Thank you

  Akhi

  Hello

  Next, you create just a new vSwitch with your 2nd service console using the dedicated bear. Marking will be on the side of the physical switch.

  If this host is in a HA Cluster, you may receive warnings about redundancy.

  Seeing that it is your 2nd service console, you can remove these messages. Watch http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004700

  Please allow points for correct answers

• Slow performance NFS (16 MB/s) of the Service Console

  I'm trying to set up an environment with ghettoVCB but I have problems with the flow to the NFS share.

  My configuration:

  ESXi host:

  ESXi 4.0.0 164009

  Reference Dell R710 with 8x300GB 10 k SAS.

  NAS server:

  Nexenta 3.1.0

  Dell PE2950 with 6x2TB Sata

  Local write on the nas performance is around 230 Mbps. tested by running these two commands in two different sessions of PuTTY:

  zpool iostat tank 5
  
  dd if=/dev/zero of=sometestfile2 bs=1024000 count=5000
  
  

  Zpool iostat output:

                 capacity     operations    bandwidth
  pool        alloc   free   read  write   read  write
  
  ----------  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----
  tank        7.59G  10.9T      0      0      0      0
  tank        6.74G  10.9T      0    709      0  64.2M
  tank        8.11G  10.9T      0  2.06K      0   235M
  tank        9.62G  10.9T      0  2.07K      0   254M
  tank        10.8G  10.9T      0  1.81K      0   219M
  
  
  

  Switch dedicated for storage area network:

  Cisco 3750 with mtu 9000 system

  Nexenta hosts both ESXi are connected to the switch with network cards with Jumbo enabled frames.

  I created an NFS share and mounted as a data store in ESXi. When I run the command "dd" even the service console, I get this:

  tank        6.94G  10.9T      0    178      0  16.9M
  tank        7.03G  10.9T      0    190      0  16.2M
  tank        7.11G  10.9T      0    180      0  17.0M
  
  
  

  To test another way, I created a vmnic in the vSwitch dedicated for nfs and then attached this nic to a guest vm under Debian. I mounted the same nfs share and run the same command "dd":

  splunk01:mount 192.168.XXX.XXX:/volumes/tank/vmbackup /mnt/nas0
  splunk01:/mnt/nas0# dd if=/dev/zero of=sometestfile4 bs=1024000 count=5000
  5000+0 records in
  5000+0 records out
  5120000000 bytes (5.1 GB) copied, 56.1965 s, 91.1 MB/s
  splunk01:/mnt/nas0#
  
  
  
  
  
  

  zpool iostat output:

  admin@nas0:~$ zpool iostat tank 5
               capacity     operations    bandwidth
  
  pool        alloc   free   read  write   read  write
  ----------  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----
  tank        8.73G  10.9T      0      1  5.72K   143K
  tank        8.73G  10.9T      0      0      0      0
  tank        8.73G  10.9T      0    389      0  47.5M
  tank        9.49G  10.9T      0    684      0  80.7M
  tank        4.24G  10.9T      0    702      0  84.6M
  tank        4.63G  10.9T      0    780      0  92.7M
  tank        4.63G  10.9T      0    750      0  91.1M
  tank        5.74G  10.9T      0    820      0  98.4M
  tank        6.27G  10.9T      0    729      0  87.9M
  tank        6.27G  10.9T      0    756      0  91.1M
  tank        7.28G  10.9T      0    785      0  94.9M
  tank        7.80G  10.9T      0    694      0  83.6M
  tank        7.80G  10.9T      0    801      0  96.6M
  tank        8.74G  10.9T      0    595      0  69.2M
  tank        8.74G  10.9T      0      0      0      0
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  So there is clearly no problem on the side of Nexenta.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Is there a problem with this build exakt?

  Andreas

  Hello

  you try this optimalizations in the GUI:

  1 / disable ZIL
  Settings-> preferences-> system
  Sys_zfs_nocacheflush Yes (default: No.)
  WARNING: it is dangerous without UPS

  2 / disable Nagel algoritm
  Settings-> preferences-> network
  Net_tcp_naglim_def 1 (default: 4095)

  3 / adapt for HDD SATA

  Settings-> preferences-> system
  Sys_zfs_vdev_max_pending 1 (default: 10)

  4 / disabling synchronization

  Data-> actions-> folder xxx management

  Turning off synchronization (default: Standard)

• Address IP of the Service console & Esx server name

  Hello

  How to get the address Ip of the service console & the name of the ESX Server in the data center based on the cluster?

  Property 'Networkinfo"of the esx server does not give advice for Service console Ip address to me.

  Thanks in advance for the answer.

  Try it like this

  foreach($cluster in Get-Cluster){
      Get-VMHost -Location $cluster | `    Select @{N="Cluster";E={$cluster.Name}},
          @{N="Host";E={$_.Name}},
          @{N="Console IP";E={[string]::Join(',',((Get-VMHostNetwork -VMHost $_).ConsoleNic | %{$_.IP}))}}
  }
  

• Limit the software and Services that run in the Service Console in ESXi 4.0?

  How to limit the software and Services running in the Services Console in ESXi 4.0?

  Hello.

  There is no Service in ESXi Console, and it is not really a lot of apps for ESXi either. Policy and/or limited access is the best way to limit these things.

  Good luck!

• Installation Partition problem (allocated too expensive for the Service Console?)

  Installation Partition problem (allocated too expensive for the Service Console?)

  RAID1 (15K 146 GB SAS) on Dell R710 and VMFS is on table EQL.

  What I did during the ESX4.1 excavation, it's that I have used ALL the space in 146 GB (mainly for / and / var), after adding this ESX host to vCenter, VC and EQL ASM/VE started to complain about the following points:

  1 VC: health check of localstorage warning (only has 245 MB left on 146SAS localstorage)

  2 EQL ASM/VE: warning rootFolder folder (due to the above)

  I thought that he is authorized to use all the space for / (50 GB) and / var (50 GB) in my case for only 146 GB, I don't think I need to leave any space on the installation disc.

  Could someone share some lights here?

  Thank you

  As you can see SDS use all the SDC VMFS partition space.

  This create the alarm.

  The thing really confused me why I have to leave a space on the disk at all?

  Technically there is no reason to let the space... but also no reason to have a big service console

  Usually, you need 10 to 20% free space for each snapshot data store and Exchange files... but in your case, you will not have these files.

  If you have any problems, but you receive the alarm until you do not disable them on this specific data store.

  PS: I suggest you switch to ESXi, is quite simple and it doesn't have this strange vmdk for the "console".

  André

• How to control the service console in ESX?

  How to control the service console in ESX?

  http://www.Petri.co.il/5-critical-VMware-ESX-CLI-network-commands.htm

  http://download3.VMware.com/VMworld/2006/mdc9694.PDF

  http://download3.VMware.com/VMworld/2006/mdc9807.PDF

  http://download3.VMware.com/VMworld/2006/tac0028.PDF

  http://download3.VMware.com/VMworld/2006/tac9689-b.PDF

  http://download3.VMware.com/VMworld/2006/labs2006/VMworld.06.Lab04-performance-manual.PDF

  http://www.RTFM-ed.co.UK/

  PS: If you have found useful messages then please leave a few points

  André

• What is the service console command to give the IP address of the ESX host?

  What is the service console command to give the IP address of the ESX host? /

  What is the command to give the IP address of a host that has no IP?

  see this

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/4309499

  It's good to have as well

  http://VMware-land.com/esxcfg-help.html

• Change the id vlan of the Service Console and now can't connect

  Hello

  My ESX 3.5 server was with a Service Console PG and a PG VMotion on vSwitch0. There are 2 physical NIC assigned to the vSwitch, which are transmitted to the 2 physical network switches.

  Guys id assigned netoeking vlan 200 to 2 ports on the 2 natachasery physical switches is connected. In the VI client, if I change the properties of vSwitch0-> Console of Service and the value of the vlan 200, I completely lose connectivity to the host. I can't ping the IP address SC longer. I have a keyboard/screen connected to the host and when I connect to the SC, I can't ping the default gateway of the SC or whatever it is.

  I used esxcfg-vswitch to set of the SC vlan id 0 (all) and bingo!, I can speak to the host again and he can talk. The network guys arrure me, they put the vlan id = 200 on the OK physical switch ports. So what goes wrong?

  FWIW, we also have an ESX4 from same host configured the host to 3.5 and it communicates very well. It's the SC a vlan = 200 and issued for the same physical switches.

  George.

  the switch port config are not the same between the hosts of working and non-working.  See http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1003806 for example config

• Location of the service after upgrade to vSphere Console

  In December, I improve VMWare VCenter and servers ESX, vSphere 4.0 3.5 u1. I then discover that my Service on hosts 3 Console, have changed rather than the local store, to a shared SAN store. I can find it, is the only workaround:

  de : http://www.VMware.com/support/vSphere4/doc/vsp_esx40_vc40_rel_notes.html

  If you choose a store of data shared for the service console, the installation or upgrade of software tool does not issue a warning

  For ESX 4.0, the service console must be installed on a VMFS datastore that resides on the local host drive or on a drive of SAN which is masked and zoned on that particular only host. This version does not support the installation of the service on a data store console that is shared between the hosts. When you install ESX 4.0 or upgrading to ESX 4.0, you must select a store location of VMFS data for the service console (esxconsole.vmdk). If you select a data store that is shared between the hosts, the installation tool or software upgrade does not issue a warning.

  Workaround: Do not install the service on a VMFS datastore console shared between hosts.

  Is there someone who can tell me, how to move the service console?

  Best regards

  Peter

  I do not think that it is possible to move the ESXConsole.

  Read this post http://communities.vmware.com/thread/214439

  The easiest way is to reinstall GUESTS concerned with access to SAN.

  In this way, that you don't have the ability to install ESXConsole on SAN disks.

  I googled and found this post that explains how to handle the ESXConsole, maby this will help you.

  http://getvirtical.blogspot.com/2009/11/making-cloned-boot-LUNs-boot-with-ESX4.html

  If you have found this device or any other answer useful please consider useful or correct buttons using attribute points.

  Concerning

  A. Mikkelsen

• How many cards to the Service Console

  I hope that my question is not too noob like... Can someone tell me what the rule of thumb is for network cards how much should I use for the service console? Thanks in advance.

  I use two and set an active and a standby adapter. In addition, if you can balance between edge and PCI