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That’s the error I got when I tried to adjust a memory resource limit of a VM in Virtual Center. Wow..now what?
That’s the error I got when I tried to adjust a memory resource limit of a VM in Virtual Center. Wow..now what?
I usually don’t link to other people’s stuff but I have to make an exception this time for this awesome collection of online presentations, podcasts, webcasts and demos for the new vSphere release from VMWare (which I will keep calling ESX no matter how many times VMWare will change its name in the future). You [...]
Today,I was searching the VMWare communities for a solution to a annoying issue that has been bugging me for as long as I can remember. (pretty long I found out..)
Last week I came into the office and had a colleague come up to me even before I took my coat off. (You know who you are!). A VM was turned off and wouldn’t let itself be turned on again. Ok..what’s the story of this VM?
I attended the VMUG 2008 last week and had a great time! I finally met up with a bunch of bloggers I wanted to shake hands with for a long time..! During the keynote Richard Garsthagen again displayed his presentation skills and showed the VMUG-attendees a glimpse of what VMWare is up to in the [...]
On December 12th, I’ll be attending the annual Dutch VMWare Usergroup Event 2008 at the NBC Nieuwegein.The agenda for this year looks excellent with a wide variety of subjects and the lineup of people speaking at the VMUG event is more than impressive. There are a few places left so sign-up while you can! (If [...]
I was just done counting my blessings that I hadn’t upgraded to ESX 3.5.0 Update 2 to receive the brand new licensing features when my heart skipped 2 beats when I read that the ESX License bug was also included in a update for ESX 3.5.0 update 1. I dropped my cup of tea and [...]
Let’s round up some things that didn’t make it into part II. Some VMWare Update manager, VMWare tools and other stuff you might run into during the migration.
After all our hard work in last week’s article, we can now finally start with the fun part: configuring VC and reinstalling our ESX servers!
After running on ESX 3.0.2 for about a year I decided it was time to move to ESX 3.5 patch 1 and Virtual Center 2.5. (VC 2.5 from now on) The added capabilities of Storage VMotion and the Update Manager in VC 2.5 made the decision to move a no-brainer. In the past our current [...]