Are you trying to vCenter 6.7 appliance to domain? If yes, Please use below commands to join. Also, make sure using id administrator for join. Before this also check in DNS have both [host and PTR] record.
Command> shell
# /opt/likewise/bin/domainjoin-cli join domainname username password
#Reboot
Post reboot verify it.
# /opt/likewise/bin/domainjoin-cli query
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as always thank for your help, I was missing my header on my CSV therefore the loop was failing.
Thanks a bunch
On ESXI hosts mapped RDM LUNs if this is the case then take long time during LUN rescan. You have to follow this article VMware Knowledge Base for mark LUNs as perennially reserved on each ESXi host to rescan/starts at normal speed.
Could you please enable debug log level log, reproduce the issue and send logs to us for analysis? Thanks.
Refer VMware Knowledge Base for how to enable debug log and collect log bundle.
Unable to allocate an IP address. Continuously receiving a .169 after customization. I found a related article about including 'assignment: static' but no luck.
Using below code
formatVersion: 1
inputs:
os-image:
type: string
oneOf:
- title: Windows Server 2016
const: Windows Server 2016
- title: Windows Server 2019
const: Windows Server 2019
title: Select Operating System
description: Specify which OS to be deployed on the machine.
hardware-config:
type: string
oneOf:
- title: Small
const: Small
- title: Medium
const: Medium
- title: Large
const: Large
title: Machine Size
description: Specify size of the VM.
resources:
VM1:
type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine
properties:
image: '${input.os-image}'
customizationSpec: 1_vRA CS 2016
flavor: '${input.hardware-config}'
networks:
- network: '${resource.DC-01-NP.id}'
assignment: static
DC-01-NP:
type: Cloud.vSphere.Network
properties:
networkType: existing
Unable to allocate an IP address. Continuously receiving a .169 after customization. I found a related article about including 'assignment: static' but no luck.
Using below code
formatVersion: 1
inputs:
os-image:
type: string
oneOf:
- title: Windows Server 2016
const: Windows Server 2016
- title: Windows Server 2019
const: Windows Server 2019
title: Select Operating System
description: Specify which OS to be deployed on the machine.
hardware-config:
type: string
oneOf:
- title: Small
const: Small
- title: Medium
const: Medium
- title: Large
const: Large
title: Machine Size
description: Specify size of the VM.
resources:
VM1:
type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine
properties:
image: '${input.os-image}'
customizationSpec: 1_vRA CS 2016
flavor: '${input.hardware-config}'
networks:
- network: '${resource.DC-01-NP.id}'
assignment: static
DC-01-NP:
type: Cloud.vSphere.Network
properties:
networkType: existing
L.
I would like to convert this on a PS1 that can be used on a schedule to run twice a week.
Thanks
We recently got a server from Dell that had ESXi 6.7 embedded (SD-card) and it's my first time using such a server.
I've always been installing vsphere ESXi manually.
The server uses local storage only and there's no shared storage.
When I was setting it up, I noticed that the datastore wasn't present so I clicked on "new datastore" and when I got to the "select partitioning options", it showed
1. EFI system
2. Basic Data
From the top drop down, if I select "Use full disk" the EFI system would go away.
One would typically use the "use full disk" option right?
And I also noticed that the scratch partition didn't exist either.
Can I select "use full disk" and create a scratch partition manually afterwards?
Thanks
Can You please explain but more about server and how many local disk attached on server except SD card where installed esxi on it.
Today when calling the PutUsbScanCodes to inject keystrokes, there is a specific set of "modifier" keys referenced here.
It allows to press and hold the control and alt key for example, before sending the keystroke for the delete key.
Similarly to Control+Alt+Del, on Linux machines there is the "Magic SysRq" combination that allows to perform some recovery actions such as the REISUB sequence.
For this, one need to hold the Alt+PrintScreen keys, then press one key (like F to trigger the OOM killer on the box, or B to reboot, etc.)
Triggering these Magic SysRq commands could be interesting to recover frozen Linux machines, however it is not made possible today as the PrintScreen key is not part of the list of modifiers supported by PutUsbScanCodes. On Linux, changing the magic sysrq to another key requires to recompile your kernel so it's not really an option if you expect vendor support.
Can you please support holding PrintScreen as a property of UsbScanCodeSpecModifierType object?
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This is more an RFC than a question for help in a user forum.
I suggest you contact your TAM to help you create an RFC.
The Tao Of Badass vows to change any man in an alpha male by showing a couple of basic methodologies that can be effectively applied, in actuality. Be that as it may, regardless of whether you may be enticed to buy in to the program immediately, there are a couple of things you ought to consider before getting it.
In short, in the case those two configured DCs are unavailable, vCenter authentication will fail for that Identity Source.
Prod Discussion mar21 2020
Your welcome, I hope you could figure it out and please share your experience.
You can migrate them to another ESXi host if it is possible for your environment. for example, set some Anti-Affinity DRS rules to separate them from each other and then check the result.
ok. thanks
Hi,
Read this article and see if you can solve it:
https://robbeekmans.net/euc/nvidia-k2-vmware-vsphere-6-crash/
ARomeo
Thanks for the reference guide.
