Installing ESXi 5.0 fails with the error: Fatal error: 32 (Syntax) or Fatal error: 4 (Unsupported)
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To workaround this issue, boot into the ESXi host's BIOS and disableUEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) or EFI.For more information on how to perform this change, consult your hardware vendor.
Purpose These services and agents are commonly present in a vSphere environment: CIM HTTP server (insecure service) CIM HTTPS server FTP client (insecure service) FTP server (insecure service) iSCSI software client NFS client (insecure service) NFS server (insecure service) NIS client NTP client SMB client (insecure service) SNMP server SSH client SSH server Syslog client Telnet client (insecure service) Telnet server (insecure service) Other supported management agents that you install vCenter Server, ESX hosts, and other network components are accessed using predetermined TCP and UDP ports. If you manage network components from outside a firewall, you may be required to reconfigure the firewall to allow access on the appropriate ports. This article provides information on the ports required for VMware products. For more information, see the Configuration Guide / Security Guide for your product: VI 3 vSphere 4.x vSphere 5.x Resolution TCP and UDP ports...
Features - backup ออนไลน์ได้ - การสำรองข้อมูล VMDK หลายดิสก์ (s) ต่อ VM - รองรับการทำงานทั้ง SCSI และ IDE ดิสก์ และ NFS และ Only valid VMDK(s) presented to the VM will be backed up Ability to shutdown guestOS and initiate backup process and power on VM afterwards with the option of hard power timeout Allow spaces in VM(s) backup list (not recommended and not a best practice) Ensure that snapshot removal process completes prior to to continuing onto the next VM backup VM(s) that intially contain snapshots will not be backed up and will be ignored Ability to specify the number of backup rotations for VM Output back up VMDK(s) in either ZEROEDTHICK (default behavior) or 2GB SPARSE or THIN or EAGERZEROEDTHICK format Support for both SCSI and IDE disks Non-persistent NFS backup Fully support VMDK(s) stored across multiple datastores Ability to compress backups ( Experimental Support - P...
1. Convert to thin. vmkfstools -i "$filename" -d thin "thin_$filename" 2. Move the original out of the way. vmkfstools -E '$filename" "orig_$filename" 3. Move the new thin disk into place. vmkfstools -E "thin_$filename" "$filename" 4. Remove the thick disk. vmkfstools -U "orig_$filename"
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