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• Need ip vm info to change the type of network adapter

  Hello

  I need to change the type of network adapter on the virtual machines, but to do this I will need to get all relevant intellectual property information. This is because the server returns to DHCP afer restart, after the change of the NIC with the command below. I've seen various commands, but the simplest works only with 32-bit powercli which I did not present (or what I want). Does anyone do this?

  Thank you

  Get - vm servername | get-networkadapter | set-networkadapter -type 'Vmxnet3' -confirm:$false

  PowerGui FAQ.

  Q: how to start the administration Console in 32-bit mode on a 64 bit system?

  When you first install PowerGUI, on the last page of the installation there is an option to open the administration Console.  This option will open the default version of the administration Console.  The default version is 64-bit on 64-bit computers, or the 32-bit version on 32-bit computers.  Actually, on computers 32 bit, there is only one version, 32-bit version.  The PowerPacks to use a feature that is only available in mode 32 bits, so you can open the administration Console in this mode to use these PowerPacks.  To do this, you have a few options:

  1. from the start menu, open the programs PowerGUI, then x 86 folders and click the shortcut of PowerGUI x 86 to open the Management Console in 32-bit mode.

  2. in PowerShell, run the following command: & ${env:ProgramFiles(x86)} \PowerGUI\AdminConsole_x86.exe }

  3. in cmd.exe, run the following command: "% programfiles(x86) \PowerGUI\AdminConsole_x86.exe"

  Note that you can have only one instance of the Console of administration open at a time, so if you have already opened the Management Console in 64-bit mode, you need to close this window before you open the Management Console in 32-bit mode.  Also note that you may need to wait a few seconds after closing the window of the Management Console for the process to stop completely, how you can re - open it in 32-bit mode.

• Change the ESXi host IP address

  Hello

  I have the following Setup for vSphere 4.1 and you must change the subnet:

  1 - host 1.0.0.1

  Host 2: 1.0.0.2

  Home 3 - 1.0.0.3

  vCenter - 1.0.0.99

  I need to move all my guests and my vCenter to a new subnet:

  1 - host 1.0.0.1

  Host 2: 1.0.0.2

  Home 3 - 1.0.0.3

  vCenter - 1.0.0.99

  I want to try a host first of so I moved all my virtual machines from the host 3.

  I can go on the pages of Configuration/network host and select Properties on the virtual switch containing VMkernel port of my network management - from there it seems that I can just change the network IP management settings. However, it is the right way to do it? I thought that the best thing to do is the following:

  1 disconnect the host vCenter

  2. connecting to the host directly using vSphere client

  3. change the IP address of the host management network

  4 reconnect to the host (using the new IP address of the host) using vCenter

  Should I switch to maintenance mode?

  The same operation can be performed on a host running VMs?

  Thank you

  Change the management IP has no impact on the virtual machines running on this host. To make a change of this nature, I often disable HA (either completely, or uncheck "Enable Host Monitoring" on the segment of HA configuration). This will ensure that the interruption in the availability of management so that the changes of property intellectual fires any sort of isolation HA event.

  HA, you should be able to make the change from the vSphere client attached to the host or vCenter. Just make sure that you have access to the consoles so you fubar the vSwitch and needed fix through tech support mode or the DCUI.

  You are afraid to have virtual machines on the host, if not in maintenance mode to evacuate VMs. It is not necessary.

  vCenter relies heavily on DNS, make sure that the new IP address reflects the input host DNS.

• cannot change the process unique network released (cleared)

  I have software running on a fieldpoint which normally runs standalone but I need to run a simulator to debugging on a windows computer. The RT software uses several shared single process variables that are deployed to the target. In order to launch the simulator that accesses screw has also deployed to the target, I also access these variables on the windows machine (but only during the simulation).

  I thought I could do this simply by changing the shared variables 'unique process', "network broadcast" through their properties dialog. However, when I access those variables, the network published option is grayed out. Does anyone know why this is? I prefer not having to recreate these variables from scratch, they are connected in several places in the application.

  I have included the library file that contains these variables, in case anyone knows anything I put in it that prevents the change to the published network.

  Hi Kgolden

  The reason that you are not able to select the network has published is because the refnum of queue is not a data type that can be sent via a published network shared variable.

• Impossible to change the location of network "home".

  I have a connection to the local network (crossover cable) between 2 laptops. I am unable to change the location of 'the House' because the usual blue undelined 'link' is black & not highlighted!

  A computer can Ping each other but not vice versa

  Everyone can 'see', but not 'accessible' files on the other. All the sharing options are enabled & Firewall exclusions in place.

  Hello

  If the computers are configured for the domain, you must give his general network.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/network/net-name.jpg

  Otherwise it is not so clear that he is now on (and maybe it didn't matter).

  What you describe sounds more like firewall blocking LAN communication and permission to share the configuration.

  Maybe this can help.

  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall on, Vista/XP Firewall Native should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq#trusted

  Please note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly or completely uninstall to allow a clean flow of local network traffic. If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  Windows XP file sharing - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040
  Sharing printer XP - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/honeycutt_july2.mspx

  Setting Windows native firewall for sharing XP -http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875357

  In Win XP pro you can visually see the setting of authorization/security and configure them according to your preferences.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/AccessControl.mspx#securityTab

  When you have finished the configuration of the system, it is recommended to restart everything the router and all computers involved.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Cannot change the Vista hosts file

  I started Notepad as administrator and open my hosts file, made my changes, but when I try to save it I get this message: cannot create the c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file verify that the path and the name are correct

  How to save this file? Thanks for any help!

  Hello

  The host files are linked to the internet explore and this is why it must be very careful when you change them. And this is the reason why they were safe as to change. We have a FixIT tool to assign default host files. It's here.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/972034 also, here is the article that explains how to change the host files and the Lmhosts file in Windows Vista and Windows 7. You cannot change the Hosts file or the Lmhosts file in Windows Vista and Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/923947

   

  I hope this information helps you!

• Cannot change the password for my wireless connection

  The wireless router has changed the key and I need to change the key/password on my windows computer 7, but it is not letting me.

  Usually on other computers, you can right-click the connection wireless from the taskbar and it will give you options of 'Connect' and 'Properties' (and you can change it in the properties).  But on this computer, there is no 'Properties' option, simply connect.  How can I get the Properties tab?

  You use a third-party wireless instead of Windows Manager? If to check with the manufacturers support site or your user manual for assistance to change the properties of the wireless network.

  You could also, last spring, just remove the existing profile and then re-create it with the new encryption key.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Can I change the SIM (same network)

  Hello

  I recorded my blackberry and it's all running, just to put a spoke in the wheels (so to speak)

  My ISP gave me much about Sim Cards I had previously used includes blackberry

  The case is absolutely great, but this means I have to change the sim card in my Blackberry Curve 9320

  Of course, you think why didn't they give me the same thing about the new SIM in the Blackberry at the moment

  It is a little too stretched to enter here

  I was wondering if this is going to be difficult to implement, or if in fact I'd be able to do

  I am far perfect when it comes to geek stuff, but I'm not totally incapable, given some indications

  So I guess I need to know if I can change the SIM... same network, different number and that it would be that I have to go throu all registration again

  Thanks in advance... any info appreciated

  Change of sim card is very easy, your carrier for most will help you to transfer your data from the old to the new SIM free sim.

• Change the view hosts ESXi and Vcenter Ip addresses

  Hello

  Because of our new zoning, we need to change the IP addresses of all our guests view ESXi as well as our vCenter server View.  Is it still possible without altering the DB ADAM that uses the view?

  Thank you

  Mooge

  If your ESX hosts are added to vCenter by host name and your vCenter are added to the view by hostname that you should be able to make this change without affecting the view.

  If your vCenter is added by IP, then you will have problems.

  If your ESX hosts are added by the intellectual property so that you can use maintenance mode to migrate all the virtual machines on each host, remove from the inventory, then add it to the cluster using the new IP or host name. View should have no problem with what we don't reference the hosts by their host names in any sort of statically.

  -Mike

• Change the view office networks

  I'm changing my view office network, i.e. taking them out of the Nexux 1KV and put back them on the standard switch.  It seems that I can't change the image of «replica...» ».  Do I need to recompose the workstations?

  It's graceful in my opinion, maybe a powershell script to change via the network on the clones, until you're ready to recompose.

• Cannot change the ASPX page with Webdav connection

  I can't change the ASPX pages with webdav on my IIS6/win03 server connection. I connect to the site very much, but when I press the edit button I get an error message stating 'cannot lock the page for editing at the moment. Try again later. "I can edit pages html very well. I can edit ASPX pages if my connection is set to network and I am on a network share. I have even another server where I can connect with webdav and editing ASPX pages.
  
  Looks like a configuration problem on this particular server, but I have no idea what it is, and I can't find answers. Anyone had this problem before? How did you solve this problem?
  
  I tried to delete the LCK and defining files and the files from scratch, no luck.
  
  THX

  OK, I thought about it. If you run 2 sites in IIS, you must take pages aspx on extensions to the application. Go to the properties on the site that you have the connection to via Webdav and click the configuration button. Remove the entry for the aspx extension.

  I guess this is the answer for people having problems with other pages such as php and asp, server-side

• Windows 7 - why the priority of network adapter is ignored when you are connected to the area on a lower priority NIC?

  I have two network cards installed on my laptop.  I wanted to test and see how Windows 7 Ultimate managed the priority of the network adapters so I connected to a small Internet (NIC B) router, and the other on my domain (NIC A).
  First of all, it was a pain to find network adapter priority.  After some research and fun Google I found this.  Unfortunately, the search bar has not helped.
  Control Panel-> network and Internet-> view network status and tasks-> to modify the adapter-> Hold down 'alt' to bring up the menu "File"-> select 'Advanced'-> select 'Advanced settings' in the menu drop-down-> adjust your priorities of the adapter in the 'Advanced settings' window, under the tab "maps and links.

  With "B NIC", defined as the highest priority, I tried to browse the internet.  It was impossible to travel.  Then I disabled 'NIC A' (the NIC domain) and I can browse the internet.  Windows XP he handled this much better.

  Select 'NIC A', and then check 'NIC B' is the highest priority.  Then try tracert on www.google.com.  It refreshes my domain as the first hop router.  It seems to be completely ignoring 'NIC B', unless I have disable 'NIC A' completely.

  In case someone of another Vienna here, looking for the answer to this, as I did, I thought that putting the real solution to this question.  Many web pages say to change the priority of going on network connections and change the order there to what you like.  You don't have to bother with this setting.

  It does not work. He has apparently no effect on the use of connections.

  What Windows actually uses is the metric value for network connections.  The lowest metric value is tried first.  In my case, I have a connection broadband shabby home, but I can attach wireless on my phone for occasional good bandwidth.  So, I want to always use the connected wireless and ignore the wired connection, but still the chance to printers and other things on my network cable at the same time.  I want to keep both on and not to disable the wired when I use my phone.

  To resolve this problem for real, go to and right click your Wi-wired adapters and one at a time to change the properties.  Select IPv4, click and then .  For each of them, disable the "Automatic metric" checkbox and set the metric value manually.  I put the wireless cable and 1-2, which gave me the behavior I wanted.

  The Automatic metric is defined by Windows based on the speed of connection and a wired connection is generally faster than a wireless one.

• Unable to connect to the internet, no network adapter icon?

  I received a computer toshiba satellite laptop which should have windows 7 ultimate on, however it does not connect to the internet wireless or ethernet, I lived all the troubleshooting suggestions, but there is no network adapter icon to activate. The laptop was of an elderly aunt who barely used and was not very tech savvy so I don't think that its been damaged (it has not been used for some time) any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Are there devices listed as "other"?

  If there is, run as 'Administrator' Device Manager and do a right click, properties, [pilot tab] and try to "roll back driver" (I guess the update driver will not work if the PC is not connected to the internet, but it can also be worth a try)

  If this does not work, try to force the hardware detection - http://www.pctips3000.com/how-to-scan-windows-7-computer-for-newly-attached-hardware/

  If still no joy, use another PC to go to the support site for the brand/model PC and download the latest driver available for your PC and the operating system network card (32/64 bit, etc.) and transfer it to the PC via a USB or SD card. Then try to install it.

  BIOS - how you access the BIOS will depend on the brand / model of the PC and the BIOS itself, but it gives an example: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixtheproblem/ht/accessbios.htm give it a read and see if you can follow. Ensure that you change and not change things randomly.

• Best practices for the collection of network adapter for network management

  Quote from http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/VMW-Server-WP-BestPractices.pdf :

  Aggregation and network management networks:

  To set up a team of network for the management network adapter, configure the network adapters in the vSwitch
  configuration of the ESX/ESXi host, for configuration active / standby.

  The vSwitch must be configured as follows:
  The load balancing • route = based on the original (default) virtual port code
  • Restore = 'No '.
  • vSwitch0: two physical network adapters (for example: vmnic0 & vmnic2)
  • Two groups of ports (for example, vMotion and management)

  In this example, the management network works on vSwitch0 as active vmnic0 and watches over vmnic2.
  The vMotion network works on vSwitch0 as active vmnic2 and watches over vmnic0.

  My configuration:

  The two active adapters (not active / standby)

  Failback = 'Yes '.

  Not clear if the network management and vMotion are both active on the same vmnic or different.

  Question:

  Is smart enough to keep the network management and vMotion on different vmnic SE to ESXi 4.1 or I should change to active / standby config and make sure they are on different vmnic?

  It would make a noticeable difference?

  Ah yes, you are right in your configuration then.  I would never mix NIC vendors in any type of trunk, I saw things get funky now and then.  VAAI won't give you an advantage when you do a storage vMotion, normal vMotion will always use the same amount of traffic, because memory cards must always be copied between hosts.  It is advisable to devote at least a card NETWORK management and at least one NETWORK adapter to vMotion, if you can have two vSwitches with two NIC each then I would use explicit order of failover you mentioned.  Hope that helps!

• Toshiba satellite 2450 s203 does not recognize the atheros wireless network adapter

  Hello!

  I have a toshiba satellite 2450 s203 and a network card wireless atheros integrated - somewhere in the laptop - there.

  However, I am running win xp pro and the Device Manager IS NOT to FIND THE MAP!

  He finds the ethernet card and a 1394 network adapter!

  But not the wireless network card!

  Any ideas? I downloaded the drivers from the card wireless site but without success!

  What should I do?

  Thank you!

  Hello
  The WiFi card is an option for this model for example. It is not included in all machines. You must purchase the correct module for W - lan to work.

  If the card is installed in the machine, you should see a yellow esclamation mark (!) or "unknown device" If you uninstalled hw.
  concerning

  Gandalfwhite