Buffalo Linkstaion for Backup
Hi Guys, one Question more.I need a NAS to Backup the VM's.Which Model of Buffalo Linkstation with RAID 1 or 5 is the right one, to use as Backup in a VMWare/vSphere 5 Environment ?I think the...
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how much ram is currently allocated to each VM? How many VMs do you have? Which hypervisor are you running? Depending on how you have things setup, the memory may be able to be changed without...
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Is there a way to do this if vCenter Orchestrator is on the Linux Appliance VM? Mapping seems to require installation of some things.
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Hello weinstein sir, Thanks for the reply, But still Im in problem. If possible can you show me in teamviewer. I will give my user ID and password. I need very Urgent. Thank you,JosephsunY
View ArticleRe: How to increase RAM memory to guest OS?
ESX/ESXi allows the physical memory to be shared, so you can allocate all the memory like that if you wish, just keep in mind it gives you very little room for growth if you wanted to add a 5th VM.
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Yes, and why didn't I just use A and B as examples? I could have saved so much typing...lol. Host A was 192.168.1.1 let's say, because I wanted the names to match. I ran the Get-VMhostfirmware with...
View ArticleRe: How to increase RAM memory to guest OS?
Two things to remember: Make sure the guest operating systems support the amount of memory you configure. E.g. 32-bit operating systems usually don't support more than 4 GB. In addition to this leave...
View ArticleRe: Buffalo Linkstaion for Backup
What method are you going to use to backup the VMs? Are you going to copy out the files directly, or use a program like Veeam Backup & Replication/vRanger, etc?
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Total physical is 48GB. Right now it's only 4GB per VM. I like to increase that to 12GB. I'm running 5.1 ESXi with 4VMs.
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I am seeing this message on vmware.log , this is a windows 2008 R2 x64 VM running with hardware version 7. Same VM console is just fine on ESX 5.0 base but with ESX5.1 base its not....
View ArticleRe: How to increase RAM memory to guest OS?
a.p. wrote: Two things to remember: Make sure the guest operating systems support the amount of memory you configure. E.g. 32-bit operating systems usually don't support more than 4 GB. In addition to...
View ArticleRe: How to increase RAM memory to guest OS?
Well, your ESXi host will have some overhead, as well as each VM. You can over-allocate though. As for advantage/disadvantage to allocating it all, the advantage is obviously that your VM can utilize...
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Alt+F12 shows up this 2013-07-09_1235 - karlochacon's library
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Thank you.I think datastore is VMFS because VMDK file is formated by VMFS and I do not install NFS. I am not sure that I acran use datastore which is create by Vmware Player can mount simply by using...
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Hi Mohammed, the only information that i found was that: MBD-X6DT6-F-O. Regardsschnuggie
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That did work, it is successfully copying down the config file and using it when the ThinApp package runs! Now the only part left is to figure out a way to have different instances of the package use...
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