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Can mount: No (the original volume has some extents online) ESXi

# esxcli storage filesystem list Mount Point Volume Name UUID Mounted Type Size Free ————————————————- ——————– ———————————– ——- —— ———– ———- /vmfs/volumes/NFS1 NFS1 7186fc7f-332db554 true NFS 0 0 /vmfs/volumes/4ff9dae8-858c7e95-12f0-000c29e8410a TestVOL 4ff9dae8-858c7e95-12f0-000c29e8410a true VMFS-5 5100273664 2183135232 /vmfs/volumes/4f27b82e-3fc1540e-bf6b-000c295da2d9 datastore1 4f27b82e-3fc1540e-bf6b-000c295da2d9 true VMFS-5 37580963840 2551185408 /vmfs/volumes/504fbcbd-1d655805-636f-000c29e8410a SSD-Local 504fbcbd-1d655805-636f-000c29e8410a true VMFS-5 7247757312 1022361600 /vmfs/volumes/4ffa2c9d-a124e5c7-39c6-000c29e841f6 SANDS1 4ffa2c9d-a124e5c7-39c6-000c29e841f6 true VMFS-5 5100273664… Leer más »

Quick Tip – Allow unsupported CPUs when upgrading to ESXi 7.0

As outlined in the vSphere 7.0 release notes (which everyone should carefully read through before upgrading), the following CPU processors are no longer supported: Intel Family 6, Model = 2C (Westmere-EP) Intel Family 6, Model = 2F (Westmere-EX) To help put things into perspective, these processors were released about 10 years ago! So this should not come… Leer más »

Disable password complexity in ESXi 6.5

After ESXi 6.5 setup is complete, password complexity requirements are enforced for users, esp. root. To change root password to a simple non-complex password by disabling password complexity requirements temporarily use following steps: SSH to host vi /etc/pam.d/passwd Comment first (requisite) and second (sufficient) lines Copy sufficient line and remove use_auth_ok. Leave this edited line… Leer más »

Increasing Disk Space in CentOS using LVM

Increasing Disk Space in CentOS using LVM By SecaGuy On 13 July 2011 · 1 Comment LVM (Logical Volume Manager) is a tool in Linux which can help you manage disk drives and partition. Usually it being used in server/computer whereby you can easily re-size the partition, creating snapshots backup, combined all hard disk to… Leer más »

Enable SSH esxi 4

ESXi 40 does ship with the ability to run SSH, but this is disabled by default (and is not supported). If you just need to access the console of ESXi, then you only need to perform steps 1 – 3.

Link Aggregation VMWARE ESXi

Networking – 802.1q Trunking and 802.3ad Link Aggregation using Cisco Switches Resources – ESX and ESXi Server Ok so your server probably has more than one physical NIC, by default most have two built in. You may have been wondering what is the best network configuration for ESX/ESXi Servers. How many physical NICs to use,… Leer más »