The error of network uplink redundancy lost is a very common issue with VMware ESXi hosts. It occurs when the secondary network interface is not connected or in a degraded state to the ESXi host. An alarm reports a loss of uplink redundancy on a vSphere standard or a distributed switch for a host. At … Read more
In this blog, we will discuss the procedure to get the VMware ESXi/Hosts diagnostic logs. VMware technical support might request several files to help resolve technical issues. During internal troubleshooting, you might need to check the basic logs for yourself to identify the issue even before going to raise any case with VMware. There are … Read more
Today we are going to talk about the newly launched VMware’s product ESXi-Arm Fling. This will provide an opportunity to run the ESXi workload on ARM-based processors. This is very excited announcement from VMware. You can also download it from ESXi Arm Edition site. Let’s have a look on its components one by one. ESXi-Arm … Read more
In this blog post, we are going to see how to verify that the memory balloon driver is enabled for a virtual machine or not. While troubleshooting virtual machine performance, we need this information. We will try to keep it simple so that you can understand it better. Let’s have a look on steps: SSH … Read more
We will discuss the vMotion runtime error The target host does not support the virtual machine’s current hardware requirements. This issue occurs when we are trying to migrate or move any virtual machine from one cluster to another cluster at the same datacenter and vCenter Server. The exact error message is similar to: The Target … Read more
This could be a serious production hamper if you ignore the error of ‘What if the most consumed host fails in VMware vSAN cluster‘. We will explain on the Limits Health – After one additional host failure check in the vSAN Health Service and provides details on why it might report an error. What does it mean … Read more
In this blog, we will guide you to fix VMware vSAN issues on vSAN Health. The error message vSphere shows in under the cluster is vSAN Health Alarm ‘Hosts Disconnected From VC’. What does it means with this error and how can you fix this? As the error message is showing ‘Host Disconnected From VC‘, … Read more
VMware vSAN is an enterprise-class, storage virtualization software that, when combined with vSphere, allows you to manage to compute and storage with a single platform. With vSAN, you can reduce the cost and complexity of traditional storage and take the easiest path to hyper-converged infrastructure and hybrid cloud. In this blog we will discuss some basic of … Read more
In your day to day operation, you sometimes need to know about what is the uptime of your servers or computers. We will be guiding you to get the system uptime for both Windows and Linux machines. This will also help you to get the last boot time of your system. How to check uptime … Read more
In this article, we are going to describe how to get up time or boot time of a VMware ESXi host. There are many ways to get up time for an ESXi but we will go in the simplest way. We will show you ESXi uptime through vCenter and ESXi shell. Let’s start it. 1. … Read more