When i was figuring out the new Centralized CLI in NSX 6.2, i found an interesting command. manager> show ..snip.. dlb Distributed LoadBalancer Commands ..snip.. manager> show dlb host host-176 filter test addrsets test validity show ERROR: failed to read agent name from filter test So it looks like distributed loadbalancer is on the
First of all, the exam was much fun. More fun then answering a, b, c I did my exam at global knowledge in Amsterdam. The latency was really acceptable, it was not worse then labs.hol.vmware.com. Monitor resolution is just fine. It is not 1920×1080 of course, but it just fine. The web client crashes allot.
It has to do with: mptscsi adds DID_BUS_BUSY host status when scsi status of BUSY is returned Short description: When the SCSI I/O command is returned to the Linux SCSI midlayer with a host status of DID_BUS_BUSY, the command will be retried five times and then if the target continues to return a status of
There is a bug somewhere that causes this problem on a host. The host thinks the resource pool is not there, VC says, go ahead add it, but it already exists. You will go into a loop. Do NOT turn off DRS, this will remove all your resource pools, but put it on partial automated.
Today one of the SAN’s thought it was vacation. A nice error showing there was something wrong ‘vmware Failing I/O due to too many reservation conflicts’ Reading through http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1005009… Checked the volume on the console and could not even enter the directory. Management of the SAN was also unreachable. Rebooted the SAN.
Yesterday i added a local user to vSphere 4 host with the vSphere client. I forgot the ‘shell access’ box. After that i enabled the box for shell access, when logging in, the home directory did not exist. Solution for this: cd /home mkdir username chown username dirname chmod 700 dirname
I will be posting vmware things i run into during my day job. This is the first post \o/ I did my vcp-410 exam on 18-dec-2009 with a score of 488/500 🙂