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- You receive a black screen on the virtual machine when using Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2 as a guest operating system on ESX 4.0.
- You experience slow mouse performance on Windows 2008 R2 virtual machine.
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DetailsEach time you add an ESX host to vCenter Server, the IP address of vCenter Server is recorded on the ESX host. If the ESX host is behind a NAT and the vCenter Server is on a different network (and thus the address is not accessible due to the NAT), the host disconnects from vCenter Server after about a minute.
For example, the vCenter Server system might be on the main network (10.10.10.0), and a few of the ESX hosts might be behind a firewall in the 192.168.5.x network. The hosts cannot reach the main network and thus become disconnected from vCenter Server. Continue reading Using NAT between the vCenter Server system and ESX hosts Here’s how to allow your GuruPlug to boot from a USB drive. You’ll need an access to the serial console to achieve this, the JTAG module is OK. To connect to the bootloader, proceed exactly like for the Sheevaplug Reset the GuruPlug. At the terminal, press enter a couple of seconds after boot to . . . → Read More: GuruPlug USB Boot Well after my first attempts with those little white boxes, along came the OpenWRT-Linux guru of our net to point out that most of the ways i tried to tackle problems are things of the past for OpenWRT. As a matter of fact i think that most of the problems i am trying to tackle under Linux are me own patchwork around my ignorance to some new developments or ways around things. But hey this is the deal. Attempt and right the wrongs by great collaboration and good friends. So lets say thanx to Vasilis Tsiligiannis for all the help and guidance he provided in rewriting and perfecting the script we needed. Continue reading Open-Mesh Revisited Lets put this one down as well. It is a very straight forward procedure using apt-get and the opensips repo. First edit apt sources file and add the new repo nano /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://www.opensips.org/apt/ lenny main Run an Update apt-get update apt-get upgrade Download the Prerequisits apt-get install gcc bison flex make openssl libmysqlclient-dev . . . → Read More: Install OpenSips on Debian Lenny 5.0 To show all devices that ever connected to your Windows VM (computer), do the following. Open a command prompt and type set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 Then, in the same command prompt, type devmgmt.msc to start the device manager. In the device manager mmc choose View -> Show hidden devices. This will be gone when you . . . → Read More: Clean Up Your Migrated (P2V) Windows VMs
I wanted to modify my templates. After converting a template to a VM I tried to edit the settings. I received the following error: Call “PropertyCollector.RetrieveContents” for object “propertyCollector” on vCenter Server “VC” failed.
That meant that not only the ERP client was upgraded but also the new blue shiny .net 4 was also downloaded and installed. Thats when it all started. Most of the Lenovo machines in the net that had windows XP Pro SP3 went completely dead. No network, no responsiveness, sloooooow login on to the domain, up until we had a pile of those machine stuck in a corner for inspection and eventual a reformat with windows 7 (A very long awaited and wanted opportunity :)). Continue reading .NET Framework 4 – Microsoft Has done its Miracle Again! This is topic that I tend to revisit forget… revisit…. forget…loop. This is getting printed before we do another log google loop. Taken from my LVM management notes. I had first used this when I imaged an 80GB drive to a 120GB drive and wanted to make use of the 40GB of free space. . . . → Read More: LVM Partition Resizing After Imaging Or VM disk Resize |
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