VM ware open view client issue
I have the VM ware view client installed on my machine - and there seem to be a ton of issues with the display protocols being used by VMware. The client launches but I am see the following error Jun...
View ArticleRe: Doubts regarding some interview questions
This looks more like a certification (VCP) test to me. To prepare for this type of scenario your should check out the VMware Certification resources. On the VCP-DV page you find an Exam Blueprint and a...
View ArticleRe: Decimal round of size
Here you go: $VMsWithSnaps = @(Get-VM | Get-Snapshot | Select vm,name,{[int]$_.sizemb}) Give this a read if you get a moment. It explains how [int] works Windows PowerShell Tip: Formatting Numbers
View ArticleRe: Partition drives or indiviual drive when running virtual servers?
I'd say that the differences are barely noticeable in every day life. You might get a little more speed (more spindles) and less impact if a drive fails with your first option (4 drives - 2...
View ArticleRe: extremely high cpu ready ms
It's very bad, but do you have enough CPU resources on your host.Also check the VM share value.
View ArticleRe: Decimal round of size
Sure it does: PS C:\Users\chris> $test = 34.457454758739874837483PS C:\Users\chris> [int]$test34PS C:\Users\chris>
View ArticleRe: Failure to import CSV with ConvertFrom-Csv
at first we should handle the error "op_addition"op_addition is a method used by array vars. you declare$data = 0 and after you did$data+=$VM.UsedSpaceGBSo Powershell, return an error! He only does...
View ArticleRe: Decimal round of size
To an [int] yes, but not to a decimal, that's why you use [math]::round
View ArticleRe: Server 2012 R2
Supported by that.Check it on guest OS guide: VMware Compatibility Guide: Guest/Host Search
View ArticleBilling Policy Clarification Needed
Hello I am trying to understand the difference between billing based on CPU usage vs vCPU count. On the Base Rates tab of a Cost Model, you can see CPU with a metric of GHz and vCPU with a metric of...
View ArticleRe: Reporting resource usage per VMfolder
Where are you stuck? To get your report you could: Get-VM -Location FolderName | FT Name, *CPU*, MemoryGB, *space*
View ArticleSnapshot RDMs
Am I right in thinking that when you snapshot a VM with a mixture of VMDKs but also has RDMs attached to it that everything including the RDMs is snapped and all delta changes are logged for all the...
View ArticleRe: get count of desktops from a pool
Maybe this will kick start you off (Get-ResourcePool -Name "Name.Of.Pool" | Get-VM).count
View Articlemaintenance mode > reboot > network nolonger works.
I have been using ESXi 5.1.0 (Build 799733) on a Home Desktop/Server for six months now, and I have upped and down the system many times. Recently I was going to have a planned outage and decided to...
View Articleacronis image
Hi I have acronis image and (server 2008 r2 image ) i want to install it on esxi 5 . how to make it ? thanks
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