Comment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by TanyaVM
Thanks Alan, It turns out it stripped out my metadata as well. But you did help with 3 things – 1. I didn’t have “Get-VM -Location $vParam” 2. I didn’t restart the service on the Windows server 3. I...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Martin Marinov
It sounds like PowerShell 2.0 is still used, despite PowerShell 3.0 being installed on the system. AFAIK, they can coexist, and it’s possible that PowerActions for some reason chooses 2.0 Could you try...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Shane Allen
Good morning Alan. Any chance you may have a solution for the re-registering of PowerActions with the lookup service? I appricate any help you can offer.
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Barkz
Output below, it is using PS3. PowerCLI> $PSVersionTable Name Value ---- ----- WSManStackVersion 3.0 PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0, 3.0} SerializationVersion 1.1.0.1 BuildVersion 6.2.9200.16398...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Danail Grigorov
Hmm, strange… Ok, one more test then. What does (get-command import-module).dll say on your machine inside PowerActions and when run directly on the host?
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Alan Renouf
No Probs, this is in the docs as well from the previous release.
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Martin Marinov
You can use the lookup service command line tool to unregister the services from LS manually, after which you can delete the solution user from the web client (user is named myNGC, the place in the...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Martin Marinov
Again, I recommend running the steps manually if possible – it’s possible that something else will match and an important service gets deleted.
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Shane Allen
Thank you. Ok. I will walk through the steps and hopefully be successful with the outcome. I’ll post my results.
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Barkz
Running (Get-Command Import-Module).dll nets on both vCenter Console and Host...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Shane Allen
Got it. Ended up referencing this KB: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2033238 The resulting command looked like this: regtool...
View ArticleComment on VMware OS Optimization Tool by John Fox Maule
The task Do not buffer UDP packets less than 1500 Bytes applies the key FastSendDatagramThreshold the wrong place in registry. It Places under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Afd But should be...
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Dear Mam/Sir, I Pradeep Tiwari(Research Scholar). I have read hypervisors techniques but all they show only his efficiency . I want to know technical security problem with hypervisor and how to solve...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Ron C
Currently having issues: Current Version window server 2012… VC 5.5 vsphere cli 5.8 I know it states that we need Net.frame 4.5 but windows server 2012 should already have pre install 4.0 Issue:...
View ArticleComment on PowerActions for vSphere Web Client by Alan Renouf
No, you can not have .net Framework 4.5 for this to work, please double check you do not have this installed.
View ArticleComment on WebCommander by Jerry Liu
Sorry for the late response. What you mentioned is similar to the addVsanAdapter command. When user clicks the list port group button, all available port groups on the server will be retrieved for the...
View ArticleComment on WebCommander by Fu Yong
Yes that is what I am looking for. But just to take one step further, is it possible to make this functionality native? So that user provides another script to fill in all UI options, just like the way...
View ArticleComment on VMware OS Optimization Tool by Nan Wang
Good catch John. The fix has been made in the development version of the tool, and will be delivered with the next release. By the way, I’m curious how did you find this issue?
View ArticleComment on BatchV2V by Shengbo
This Batchv2v installs VM Tools after the target VM is cloned. If you want to install VM Tools without cloning VM, you can write c# code with converter-sdk to implement your requirement....
View ArticleComment on BatchV2V by Shengbo
A small error, doClone should be “false” in your case: conversionParams.doClone = false;
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