My first Wild Guess is a Replica Problem Refer to this for a complete Lifecycle
VMware KB: Linked-clone lifecycle in VMware View Manager 4.5 and later releases
Create a new Snapshot of the Parent Image and Try to 2 things
1)Create a Test pool with one test desktop. Doe it work ???
2)recompose an existing Desktop against that Snapshot.
3)Also What is the Scsi Controller?
Persona repository for old and new environment are Same ???
Is it on a window 2012 Box ?
DFS by Any chance?
I think this is your problem VMware KB: Unable to save pool settings or create new pools in VMware View
Anyone could help me with the efficient way to work with VVOLs using vSphere 6.
I'd like to get an update on the current status of this issue as well.
Thanks,
Matt
Dears,
Could someone help me to understand
regards
Prasad
Instead of
[VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Impl.V1.DatastoreManagement.DatastoreClusterImpl[]]
you should use:
[VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.DatastoreManagement.DatastoreCluster[]]
If found this by looking at the type that is used by the DatastoreCluster parameter of the Remove-DatastoreCluster cmdlet. You can find this type by using the following PowerCLI command:
((Get-Command -Name Remove-DatastoreCluster).ParameterSets.Parameters | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq 'DatastoreCluster'}).ParameterType.FullName
It stopped working at some point during the last 2 weeks.
Already checked the credentials - they are correct. There were no changes done to the environment, neither to vRO nor vCenter. I use only local accounts. On Linux, the script in the guest is actually executed, however the guest scritpt manager fails shortly after.
I have also tried using only the file copy workflows from the vCenter plugin - the authentication works. Trying to copy a file failed though, I have created a new file on my SLES template and tried to copy it to the vRO appliance temp directory, which is also used by all other workflows. It throws an error about not being possible to find the file on the guest. At least the authentication is working...
Hi,
But in my environment this option is missing, is it vROPS version specific. Kindly check the screenshot given below of my environment
i am using raid 5 on Dell Powere Egde R710 server with 5 Hds. my 3rd hds stopped working so i replcaed it with new one. I am using Esxi 5.0. Now my Esxi is booted and i can also connect it through sphere but datastore is not working. what to do?
fdisk -lu
Found valid GPT with protective MBR; using GPT
fdisk: Sorry, can't handle GPT partitions, use partedUtil
plz help
Mohsin Ali
It seems that newest patch (VC-6.0.0U1b-Appliance Build 3343022) resolved this bug
Last night I ran into an issue with uploading a .iso file to a data-store that quickly got resolved. Ever since though I've been wondering if there is any architectural documentation available detailing how the flow of information starts and ends regarding the upload of files to a shared data-store, to a local-host data-store via vCenter, and to a local-host data-store via direct vSphere C# Client connection. I haven't been able to find anything that fits quite what I'm looking for yet. Thanks for any assistance. ~ Anthony Brown | VCP5-DCV
I have checked this and same behavior .
I have installed filezilla and vsphere client on writable s volume and here itself I am experiencing this issue .
Jason , Could you Please try yourself and let us know . I strongly believe it as a issue , I have checked in 2.10 and 2.9
vSphere client installed on writable error
From https://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere-hypervisor/gettingstarted
~snip~
Number of cores per physical CPU: No limit
Number of physical CPUs per host: No limit
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André
I wish I could help, but it sounds like you are seeing the same problem that I posted in this thread:
Hi,
Networking for VMware Administrators syas:
"You cannot put VMs inside of this port group because it is made specifically for a VMkernel port."
However, i'm using ESXi 5.5 and is able to put normal VM interface inside the vmk port group. (I only created 1 vmk port group so all the VMs all in the same group with the vmkernel interface)
May I know if this is a new feature or something goes wrong?
Thanks!
Clarification:
I am seeing this problem with fresh installs of Ubuntu MATE 15.04 from the .iso file. I have also seen it with a fresh install Linux Mint MATE 17.3. I have also had problems with full screen in older Linux installations, mostly Ubuntu. They worked with full screen mode in earlier versions of Fusion, but not in the current version 8, so I deleted the virtual machines and tried to start over with the same results. I remember trying to get Ubuntu 14.04 to work as a previous virtual machine (from Fusion 7, maybe 6 too) as well as new installations.
In all cases, the screen would show an enlarged view of a lower resolution screen. I could change resolution from within Linux, but none of the distros I have tried offers a native 1920 x 1080 screen that matches my iMac 21.5 inch. I could work from within Linux to add the new resolution, but it is a pain to do, and full screen mode always used to work when I was running OS X Mavericks with Fusion 7.
It would appear that you can list directories with /api/tenants/{tenantId}/directories, and a PUT to /api/tenants/{tenantId}/directories/connectivity validates connectivity, but I can't see a way to initiate a sync in the documentation.
Grant
What it's suggesting is that you don't change the hostname, but front it with an LB or CNAME.
Grant