Full Error Message: The vSphere Client could not connect to “your vCenter Server”. You do not have permission to login to the server: your vCenter Server FQDN. You will need to grant permissions for you domain account/group, before you can …
Error Connecting to vCenter Server, using the vSphere Client after initial installation. Read more »
Here is a list of useful VMware Web Site related Links, that a VMware Systems Engineer shared with me and I wanted to share them with you. For tech support: http://www.vmware.com/support.html Manage your support & licenses: https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/login Patches: …
The VMware Workstation team is providing public access to the latest VMware Workstation Technology Preview July 2014. This Tech Preview adds new features not included in the prior May 2014 Technology Preview in addition to general stability, application compatibility and …
There are a few errors I’ve run into over the years that just stump me. Like you, I start doing some web searches and piecing things together. I cross-reference what I find with people I think may have more details …
VMware vCenter Orchestrator – vCenter Invalid Credentials Read more »
I was at my local Salt Lake City VMware User Group (VMUG) last week doing a Q&A when one of the users mentioned it is painful to only be able to upload one Sysprep file at a time to vCenter. …
By Jon Herlocker Today, we’re proud to be releasing the binaries for VMware Log Insight 2.0. (You can download the eval from MyVMware, or grab the upgrade if you are already a customer). Bill Roth talked about the release earlier at a high level, but I’d like …
Issue:You need to determine whether or not your VMware ESXi 5.5 Hosts are vulnerable to the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability found in the Open SSL 1.0.1 library. Fix: Step # 1 Download the CrowdStrike Heartbleed Scanner. From the URL below. http://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/new-community-tool-crowdstrike-heartbleed-scanner/ …
Resolving OpenSSL Heartbleed for VMware ESXi 5.5 Hosts. Read more »
I’m happy to announce the general availability of the vSphere Hardening Guide for vSphere 5.5 Update 1. This has been a work in progress for a little while now and I’m glad to get it out there! There are 4 new additions …
Issue: You are getting a Host IPMI System Event Log Status Alarm on an ESXi/ESX Host. Fix: To clear the log and reset the sensors: Step # 1 In the vCenter Inventory, select the ESXi/ESX host that has this Alert …
VMware vSphere ESXi Host has an Alarm, reporting Host IPMI System Event Log Status. Read more »
Issue:You need to either increase or decrease these settings, after installation with the wizard.Since there is not a utility to re-run to adjust either of these settings, you have to do it manually.1) Size of log file before rotation: …
Changing VMware vSphere Syslog Collector settings for either maxSize and Rotate. Read more »