dear all
Hi
what does this means in log insight configuration ?
what have to write in that ?
BR
dear all
Hi
what does this means in log insight configuration ?
what have to write in that ?
BR
Something else you may want to look at is your A/V application, to see whether it start scanning the newly created .vmem file.
André
Thank you for the answer! too bad the capability is not there to create such a supermetric. Please let me know if you have any ideas!! much appreciated.
Try this
$extMgr=Get-ViewExtensionManager
$extMgr.ExtensionList |
select @{N='Name';E={$_.Description.Label}},Version,Company
Trying to setup an Op Manager for Horizon install and when i start teh initial setup and go thru the first couple pages, i get teh following error
Previous installation attempt failed with the following errors: Unable to set teh initial password. The initial password can only be set.
Tried multiple passwords with the same results. Any ideas where the problem is?? Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Perry
I didn't find a specific tab for vSphere, so I started the discussion the Workstation tab. Please move to the right group if I made a mistake.
Starting the VW Workstation crashed and asked me te report the error to VMware... so here I'm ;-)
Original error:
An internal error occurred in the vSphere Client.
Details: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Contact VMware support if necessary.
I'm attaching the report saved before closing the tool.
Retried several times with no success...
Regards,
Y.L.
Looking for a way to spit out vMotion data. We need a report that shows the Timestamp, VM, Source Host, and Destination Host for each vMotion event in our environment over X timeframe.
Does anyone know how to coax such data out of vROps? I dont even have a starting place for this one. I can find this data in log Insight, however LI does not have the reporting capabilities of vROps.
$list = Get-VM -Server $vc -Location $cluster | sort
You could create a custom group for each environment and add the vCenter Servers and other adapter instances for each environment to a custom group. The custom group's summary will show the alerts for that environment and you could also use the alerts widget on a custom dashboard to filter on the custom group.
I don't think you can use collectors or collector groups for this because I don't see a direct relationship between the collector and all the objects being collected. Clusters, hosts and VMs for example are descendants of vCenter Servers. If you're using other adpaters like the vSAN or storage adapter you can also add those adapter instances to the custom group for their environment.
Thank you very much. I will try this out this afternoon and report back. I'm sure i'm missing something small here so an example helps greatly!
Thank you very much, bulatkaz
You could use a custom view with transformations to show something like this. Using the Min, Max, and Last transformations you can see what each of those were over the specified period of time. It won't tell you when it changed exactly, but comparing the values will tell you what changed. You'd have to generate the report each month or at whatever interval you want to compare the values at.
We have an existing five-host cluster in our primary datacenter using LACP. We're building our secondary datacenter and would like to continue to use LACP.
However, we're adding NSX to both environments, but there is "supported but highly discouraged" language for LACP in one of the older NSX documents I was reading.
Have many people deployed NSX with underlay links being LACP?
Try with this line
$row.servicetag = ($line.VMHost.ExtensionData.Hardware.SystemInfo.OtherIdentifyingInfo |where{$_.IdentifierType.Key -like"ServiceTag"}).IdentifierValue
I don't think vROps collects vMotion data. Log Insight probably is a better tool to get this. I was thinking though, maybe you can create an alert in Log Insight that is sent to vROps with this info? It could just be an 'Info' alert and then you can create a report to show a list of vMotion alerts. I've only experimented a little with sending alerts from Log Insight, so I'm not sure this would have all the info you're looking for.
This was the same for me. It would report that the external PSC wasn't a replication partner until I used all UPPERCASE for the servername; which is probably how it was installed.
If I don't check the box in the dcui then I cant assign the vmnic to the switch in the GUI?
I can confirm this is still an issue on the 6.0U3b installation also as I just ran into it.
Hi,
It might be the same issue, but that one is cured by disabling virtual printing as is described here:
Re: "Out of Memory" errors after Windows 10 Creators Update
Note that a "not enough physical memory is available" is usually a different error.
I agree that It sounds similar, there's a difference as for example the error you mention tends to happen at boot time of a VM while the OOM error as described in the other thread happens over time while the VM is running.
So it might help to actually capture the error or to attach a vmware.log file from one of the problematic virtual machines.
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Wil
I was actually just building out the alert you're referring to in Log Insight. It's a good idea. I have yet to see how it looks once in vROps or if I can get it to keep all the pertinent data I need in tact. Will update.