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Veeam – How to backup and restore Solaris/Linux guests using veeamzip ?

May 13, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Veeam Backup & Replication is one of the leading backup software for VMware vSphere/Hyper-v environments.Compare to other traditional backup softwares, Veeam is very fast to recover the guest OS  irrespective of guest filesystem type on VMware vSphere environment. In last weekend ,one the Guest OS was removed accidentally but we had good veeamZip backup file […]

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Filed Under: Backup, Veeam, VMware-Guests

How to disable control Alt Delete on VMware Linux Guests ?

May 6, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

I just want to share about the incident that  happened on our VMware vSphere environment last week. In our environment, we have mix of windows and Redhat Linux guest operating systems that are running on VMware ESXi . One of the Redhat Linux server rebooted automatically and the root cause was that some one send […]

Filed Under: VMware-Guests

How to recover VMware ESXi root password ?

May 2, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 30 Comments

We should not lose the superuser account on any operating system especially on VMware ESXi.There may be a chance of loosing root password due to system administrator careless or defective keyboard. If you forgot root password of ESXi host ,then there is no way to recover it .VMware does not provide utility or methods to recover […]

Filed Under: VMWARE ESXi 5 Tagged With: vmware ESXi 5.5

How to use VisualEsxtop on Vsphere Environment ?

April 27, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 2 Comments

VisualEsxtop is an enhanced version of esxtop which gives you wonderful view of the performance statics of esxi hosts. VisualEsxtop can also be connected to  vCenter server to reach the ESXi hosts  if esxi hosts not directly reachable from your laptop.(port 443). Visual Esxtop  allows flexible counter selection and filtering the data. You can also […]

Filed Under: VMware Free Tools, VMware Performance, VMware vSphere 6.5 Tagged With: VMware, Vmware vsphere 6.5

How to generate crashdump of VMware Guests using snapshot ?

April 25, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 5 Comments

Root cause analysis is one of the toughest job.If its come to operating system, We mostly  engage the Operating system vendors to find the root cause by analyzing  the system logs and crashdump.The system logs will not alone help you to identify the root cause all the time and you need crashdump very badly.  How the […]

Filed Under: VMware-Guests Tagged With: Redhat Linux, vmware guest, VMware vSphere

Solaris Guests on VMware ESXI – Industry’s Best Practice

April 16, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

VMware ESXi servers transform datacenters into scalable and aggregated infrastructure along with vCenter Server. VMware provides platform to use the various services on single physical node.For an example,We can have different Linux flavours,Solaris x86 and windows operating systems on same box as virtual guests using VMware vSphere . As we all know Oracle SUN SPARC […]

Filed Under: VMware-Guests Tagged With: solaris guest, vmware guest

Heartbleed vulnerability on VMware ESXI 5.5 and Vcenter 5.5

April 13, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Openssl is an opensource software which  is widely used for implementing the transport layer security like SSL and TSL. Openssl provides a  cryptographic functions and lot of other functions. Almost two years ago ,there is new function injected to openssl version  1.0.1 which is called heartbeat. What the heartbeat  protocol does on openssl ? Heartbeat keep […]

Filed Under: vCenter Server 5.5, VMWARE ESXi 5 Tagged With: heartbleed, vmware ESXi 5.5

VMware – How to Add/Remove VMnic(uplinks) on DVswitch ?

March 13, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Redundancy is much more important in virtualization environments since you never know how many virtual components will be impacted if you loose one physical hardware part.When its comes to VMware networking , you can share a single vmnic to N-number of virtual hosts.So one of the physical interface failure could cause big outage on the […]

Filed Under: vSphere Distributed Switch Tagged With: Distributed switch, DVswitch

VMware – How to Migrate VM’s from DVswitch to vSwitch ?

March 11, 2014 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Most of the time we will be in a situation to Create a new vSphere distributed switch and migrating VM’s  to it.But in rare cases , you may need to migrate the VM’s back to  vSphere standard switch from vSphere distributed switch.These kind of situation arise when you don’t want to renew your vSphere Enterprise […]

Filed Under: vSphere Distributed Switch Tagged With: VM network migration, vSphere Distributed switch

How to Migrate the VM’s to vSphere Distributed Switch ?

March 7, 2014 By Cloud_Devops 2 Comments

When it comes to VMware networking , you should know about VSS  (vSphere Standard Switch) and VDS (vSphere Distributed Switch). This article is going to demonstrate the migration of  virtual machines  from VSS (vSphere Standard Switch) to VDS (vSphere Distributed Switch). First we will see why do we need to virtualize the networking in VMware environment.The virtual […]

Filed Under: vSphere Distributed Switch Tagged With: vSphere Distributed switch

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