vSphere and NT4 server: lost network card

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• client vSphere and vCenter server

  The vsphere compatibility page 14 OS compatibility tables.  I see that Windows 2000 server sp4 has no compatibility with client vSphere and vCenter server.  This means that if you have 2000 servers in your current VMware environment you must upgrade the operating system or?

  Hello and welcome to the forums.

  Information on p.14 means that Windows 2000 SP4 is not compatible with (in other words, you can not install) the Client vSphere, vCenter Server and VMware vCenter Update Manager.

  Specific versions of Windows 2000 Server can be verified to support in the Compatibility Guides.  As long as you plan to run the Client vSphere, vCenter Server or VMware vCenter Update Manager on Windows 2000 virtual machines, you'll probably be fine.  It depends on which version of Windows 2000, you have, but just check the compatibility guide to be sure.

  Good luck!

• Load balancer and the consolidation of NETWORK cards

  Hello

  We recently had to our file VMware Server after a bit nasty failure of his original material.  Since we moved, it mostly worked OK, but we don't get the occational network shares paw when large files are thrown on.

  ESXi host, sure it works use 5Gbit ethernet adapters on the same Virtual Switch.  Looking at the traffic it would seem that all traffic flows in just a single NETWORK adapter and it is not much at all through the others.  Is something that I need to set it up so that it can better load balance between network cards?  Or is it a document anywhere who recommended settings for multiple network cards?

  I found a vDS topic but we have not undertaken more liciencing on most of our servers.

  We run VSphere 4.1 via the Vcentre server.

  Thanks for the help.

  faster4233 wrote:

  What you say makes a little more sense on what I see.  There is very little traffic flowing through other NETWORK cards, but is perhaps because there isn't any real traffic goes to them.  I thought that VMware may use multiple NICs, if it was required that is why I thought I'd see more data on the other.

  Curiosity is anyway that I can combine NICs for more flow using VMware?

  The load balancing, you can achieve with VMware is not a "real" load balancing, this is more a static distribution of traffic in accordance with the policy, you have chosen.

  You use means that according to the virtual switch port ID the vNIC to the host is connected to a specific bear is chosen. This unique vNIC traffic will use this bear as long as this bear does not fail. In this case the guests more with vNIC, you have the better are used Teddy.

  Other policies can be better for other scenarios. For example, 'Hash IP' uses the source IP address and target to choose a teddy bear. It is a good policy for a server with a vNIC single file and many different communication partners. The 'Source Port' policy route all traffic through a teddy bear so that 'Hash IP' policy would use many Teddy as not what ID port is used, but the communications partners. And a file server must have many of them, more than it has of vNIC.

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• Issues with Dell desktop computer wireless and D-Link wireless network card. Only able to get wireless access by checking "Use Windows to configure my wireless network". This kind of file sharing impossible.

  original title: can't see the computer on wireless internet!

  I hope that's not too much detail, but I would like that the sequence of events to be clear...

  I have a Dell desktop computer that's probably six or seven years now.  It did not come with a wireless card, so I bought a DLink router and combo card wireless, install both with the DLink software.  It works beautifully.

  Later, we through my rep AT & T DSL, I got a Motorola modem/router with wireless capabilities.  I had plugged directly on my computer Dell desktop and moved to a Dell laptop DLink wireless receiver.  No problems.

  The Dell laptop is dead and the DLink receiver has not been used for a long time.  Family of my daughter moved to our place, and I have connected his desktop computers and laptop to wireless internet, using the Windows Connection Wizard.  Still no problem.

  I got a new ASUS laptop, I also linked using the Windows Wizard.  STILL no problem.

  Now, here's the problem comes.  I moved the Dell desktop computer, connected the DLink wireless receiver to it and I am able to get wireless access ONLY when I go into the properties of PC, click the wireless networks tab and check the "use Windows to configure my wireless network" box.  Then I can connect correctly, but I don't see this computer on my wireless network.  Bad luck... because I want to be able to access share files.  When I try to connect using different assistants of Windows, I get a message to the effect that, if I used another software to connect to the program, I can't use the Windows Wizard.

  So, what can I do to remove the original configuration of DLink completely and to connect to my wireless network using the wizards in Windows?  I uninstalled the software of DLink, but it seems to have no effect at all.

  BTW, Dell desktop computer is running XP, office computer of my daughter is running VISTA, and two laptops are equipped with Windows 7.  I can see all the computers on the network with the exception of the original Dell desktop computer wireless.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Hi Joe and DonnaLoth,

  The network will have to be changed to allow the computer Windows XP join a workgroup.

  How to change a computer name, join a domain, and add a computer description in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003

  You can also read the following article.

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

• Reinstalled Microsoft Xp professional and have now no network card

  I reinstalled Microsoft Xp professional due to problems with the computer. Now, I don't have access to the internet and the network card drivers are not displayed

  Yes.

  No operating system comes with hardware devices for each device drivers ever fact - although they come with those generic that make things "work" a bit.

  You will need to understand (invoice, speet spec for the brand & model of computer, web search, opeing computer and PSP on parts...) What are the devices and making them and to download the appropriate drivers (probably on another machine and transfer it with a Flash DRIVE or CD/DVD to the machine in question) and get them installed.

  • Motherboard chipset
  • Video device
  • Network devices
  • Audio device
  • Devices
  • etc...

• Cannot connect to internet after a reboot before you uninstall and then reinstall the network card. (After the upgrade to Windows 7 from Vista)

  This problem started immediately after the upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate (32 bit) to Windows Vista Ultimate (32 bit).  Again, I want to remind that I never had this problem before installing Windows 7.

  -After a reboot, I am presented with the impossible to connect the network indicator (yellow triangle with!) in the task bar.  (It was how I was welcomed after the installation of Windows 7 is said by the way).

  -The only way I found to regain connectivity is to uninstall and reinstall the network via the device manager card, date at which the computer always successfully connects and remains connected until the next reboot.

  Network card: Realtek RTL8168C (P) / 811C (P) Family PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.20)

  Driver provider: Microsoft
  Driver date: 14/05/2009
  Driver version: 7.2.1127.2008
  Digital signer: Microsoft Windows

  Thus, we have solved the problem! There are two possibilities of your problems:
  1 company Adobe uses the Bonjour service , this service should be disabled.
  Computer > Manage > Services and Applications > Services => find the bonjour service (sometimes stated as long numbers), stop service and if the Disabled value. It works!

  2. If it is not signed as Bonjour service. Try to disable the service:
  Shutdown mDNSResponder .exe (he is represented by # Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762 #).

  It is installed with Adobe software. If you upgrade the Vista, it will generally many users problem!

• Switches Cisco stackable, 500 and the consolidation of NETWORK cards

  Am looking using the stacking and NIC teaming to create redunancy for user access to servers. What I think is becoming 2 switches SG500-28 and set them up in a stack which appears as a logical switch. Now on the servers I have re 2 network cards to be a team so that they appear as a logical interface 1, perferably in an active/active configuration using LACP. In this team NIC take 1 member of the team to either switch B, so that each Member of the team is on separate switches.

  Givent the scenario:

  (1) who will work with the switches of the 500 series? The switches is that their price point is perfect for my client.

  (2) in addition, the connection of the battery will be there also needs to be a GAP between the switches or the connection of the battery is also data traffic?

  Hi Robert,.

  (1) I don't see any reason that this would not work as desired. There are the requirements by doing a SHIFT but being on the same physical switch isn't a.

  (2) with the switch of SG500 line, you have a few options for up/down the link between the switches to the battery, it depends on the model. Each of them supports 1 G up and down links with copper. The switches are then divided and support 5G or 10G mini-gbic down links. There is not currently an options trolling battery links.

  Let me know if that answers your questions!

• DC700 small form factor: lost network card driver

  Hello world

  First post so please be gentle with me!

  I know the below door on an old PC and an old OS, but I'm happy with both and they meet my needs.

  I had a recent power cut at home while my PC is turned on. Everything was going well after the restart except the network drivers, who have apparently disappeared?

  Record the serial number of the PC to the HP Web site, I learned that the installed network chip is an Intel 62566 DM-2. I therefore downloaded the driver appropriate to HP (SP51782) package and tried to update the driver without result. I also tried to download the drivers from Intel owners with the same result! That's always what I see in Device Manager:

  

  Any tips/advice/guidance would be accepted with gratitude.

  Thank you...

  Peter

  You are the very welcome, Peter.

  It's really slow.

  Yes, you are probably better off getting a gigabit PCI NIC, but make sure it's a down a profile that comes with the extra-thin bracket.

  I would like to avoid a PCI express x 1 NIC

  I've read too many messages from people get these PC does not recognize the card, and the PC will not boot.

  Can't tell for the life of me why this happens, but that's what I read on these PC dc7xxx.

• core VM and the consolidation of NETWORK cards

  Hello

  By default, VM network ports group is associated with two vmnic and the management ports group is connected to one vmnic. Is there a reason for this?

  

  This isn't really a default configuration.

  By default would be vmk0-> vSwitch0-> vmnic0 - just an uplink to the default vSwitch.

  It seems that someone is gone, has added the vmnic1 to your vSwitch0 and configured the active adapters / Eve / unused. To clear the reason for this, you have to love the person responsible for this change.

  Could also be a config after installation automatically, depends on how you installed your ESXi host.

• Advantages and disadvantages of the use of the same network card to the network management and production (all my virtual machines) VLAN?

  Hello

  I have an ESXi. The management network and the virtual machines vlan through the same network adapter.

  What the disadvantages are to do?

  Can you help me please?

  Thank you in advance,

  Kind regards

  Garish

  Well well, in this case. This is a perfect case of SPOF, try to reach NIC teaming to avoid this.

  At least two cards physical network is necessary in your hardware ESXi host to do.

  Download an official guide of VMware Networking from the following URL, it has got everything you need and much more.

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-55/topic/com.VMware.ICbase/PDF/vSphere-ESXi-vCenter-Server-552-Networking-Guide.PDF

• Configure the 2 network cards in a VM for MPLS LAN and the other for internet

  Dear all,

  I have a HP Server with 2 NIC cards. ESXI 4.0 is installed and 3 VM was created in it. Initially that a NIC card was connected to the path of the LAN MPLS switch and another card NETWORK was not connected to the internet switch port.

  Each VM only had a single NIC in it. So I assigned MPLS IP LAN to ESXI host and VM 3 and everything worked perfectly.

  Now, I wanted to have the internet connection for my 3 VM. So I plugged the 2nd NETWORK card with internet port and added the second NETWORK card to the ESXi using the Vsphere client - & gt; configuration - & gt; Networking option. Now the two nic cards are ponting to the network of the virtual computer.

  I've added 2 network card to all 3 VM and assigned to the internet IP addresses to all of these NICs. order of MPLS and internet work at the same time, I removed the card NIC MPLS entry door and manually routed through route add command. After this MPLS and internet worked well in 1 VM.

  I tried the same thing in 2nd and 3rd VM but it failed. whenever I have add 2nd network card in the virtual machine, the first of this virtual machine network adapter does not work.

  I'm after the right approach? Help, please...

  Kind regards

  Ashok doriane

  If I understand correctly your installation, you connected the physical NIC to two different IP networks.  Then you connected these cards in the same switch-v on the server.

  This essentially fills two different networks at the layer level 2 layer 3.

  You want rather than the two networks remain separated inside the host.

  • create a new v-switch on the host

  • move the internet NIC v-switch

  • Move the second NIC on each virtual machine to this switch

  • Make sure that access to internet VM NIC is one with a default gateway on a virtual machine OS

  • remove the default gateway of the NIC MPLS

  • creating persistent static routes to the NIC MPLS for any affected networks it beyond the same subnet as the NIC itself.  Addresses on the same subnet will be automatically accessible. Just roads for those outside this range.

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• Adding a second NETWORK card on the server HP Proliant ML 350 G5

  I have a new HP Proliant with a guest of Windows 2008.  HP came with two network cards on the MB.  I need double-home this box on both networks, at least for a while, and this server will be the only road between subnets.  It's just a stand-alone installation inset.

  I looked in the settings of the BIOS on the HP and it's a little confusing, but I'm sure that the second network card is active (it lights up when it is plugged).  When I try to add a NETWORK adapter to the configuration of the host, it is as if the second NETWORK card is not present.

  My question is what is the best way to add this second NETWORK adapter and how do I do that?

  I'll need access to the host of the VI Client on both networks - at least for a while.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  If you go to configuration-card network in the vSphere client is the 2nd NETWORK card that there are listed?  If ESXi is able to recognize the NETWORK adapter (or other people that you add) they should appear in this list without any config changes and be ready for use.

  What kind of networks are you fill?   If one is considered not secure you could be better not add a management on this network port and prefer to have access via a VPN VM or a secure hosted VM / dual.

  Dave

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• Error x 40 and 1802: unauthorized network card is plugged

  Hello
  I have a 40 X with its original wifi card. After some bios upgrade, this startup error shown:
  1802: unauthorized network card is plugged - power off and remove the miniPCI network card.

  How can I solve this problem? Perhaps without downgrading the BIOS?

  Thank you very much
  Oliver

  I solved the problem bu decommissioning to the newest BIOS that support my CPU, i.e. without downgrading to the original BIOS

• Choose the right network card

  I have 2 Windows Server 2008 R2 based VMs hosted by VMware ESXi 5.0 hosts and managed by vShpere 5.0.

  Virtual machines act as an application server and a server terminal server.

  Users report poor network performance and network errors sometimes in the connection between 2 virtual machines.

  The two virtual machines are configured to use virtual network E1000 cards.

  It is advisable to change the types of VMXNET 2 or 3 VMXNET virtual network adapter?

  Should expect better performance and less network error?

  I don't see no possibility to change the type of network adapter, what is the best procedure to change the type of network adapter? Should I add a new network adapter, change the address of the existing one, configure the new with the old network adapter IP address and delete the old network card or is there a procedure better?

  Concerning

  Marius

  I did this several times.

  1. Add ethernet adapter type: VMXNET 3
  2. Now you have two network cards
  3. log on to the operating system invited
     1. Configure the IP address of the new card with the old IP address, will NOT APPLY the changes...
        1. go to vSphere Client
        2. Change the settings of the virtual machine
        3. Select the old network adapter and
           1. Uncheck the box 'connected' and the boxes ' to connect to the power supply on "under"device status ".
           2. Click OK.
        4. back to the BONE
           1. then click OK to apply the new IP address to the new network adapter.  You'll have to itself a warning saying about duplicate of IP and you asking to fix it.  Click Cancel.
  4. go back to change the settings of the virtual machine in vSphere Client
     1. and remove the old network card
  5. fact!

• Best way to set up a host of ESXi 4 with only 3 network cards?

  Set us up an ESXi 4 Host with 3 cards.  It is a stand-alone server that will not connect to the SAN FC network.  However, we respect the vStorage VM function if necessary.

  With only 3 cards on hand, there's any suggestion on the speed and the consolidation of NETWORK cards that we set up?  Our network administrator wants to give us only 1 x 1 Gbps Connection + 2 x 100 Mbit/s.

  Your suggestion is requested

  Thank you

  Post edited by: TonyJK

  Since you do not connect to FC SAN I guess you have local storage or storage over IP.

  In this case it is recommended to dedicated 1Gbit link for IP storage. If you can not have dedicated you will share Gbit link between the storage on IP and VMs.

  100 MBit NIC cand be used only:

  (1) dedicated storage VMotion or IP management interface

  (2) relief links networks of VM and management failover

  You definitely need at least 2 running on Gbit network cards

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