Using PowerCLI to correct vm boot order
Due to how they were installed, I had ~1000 VM’s that were incorrectly left set to a boot order of network first, then hard drive. You can’t correct this by Continue Reading…
Random posts about networking, storage, guns, reggae, probably booze and whatever else I feel like posting about.
Due to how they were installed, I had ~1000 VM’s that were incorrectly left set to a boot order of network first, then hard drive. You can’t correct this by Continue Reading…
I’m guessing you landed here because you’ve got a Dell server with an iDRAC module you no longer have access to? If your server is running an operating system that Continue Reading…
If you’ve installed RHEL/CentOS 7, then you’ve probably encountered the now-default ‘consistent network device naming’ feature. The goal is to eliminate what, in theory, is the unpredictable nature of network Continue Reading…
I recently switched from a big honkin’ Dell XPS ‘gaming’ desktop computer to an iMac with additional Thunderbolt monitor as my home rig. I added a G-Technology G-Speed Studio 12TB Continue Reading…
This is actually fairly easy as far as upgrades go. If you already have a working install of some prior version of PowerPath/VE, you should not encounter any issues as Continue Reading…
I was trying to upgrade a VMware vSphere ESXi 5.1 server to version 5.5 this evening and I wanted to do it via the ‘recommended’ VMware Update Manager method. Last Continue Reading…
Just wanted to run a few errors by you in case you get stuck in the places and can’t figure out how to decipher VMware’s nearly useless knowledgebase articles. Okay Continue Reading…
I recently had an issue where my “EMC VSI” tab disappeared in my vSphere Client on my vCenter server. I went to Home -> Solutions & Applications -> EMC and Continue Reading…
I’ve found that a lot of vCenter installs often have the data collection cranked up beyond what is actually needed. In most cases, the lowest level of collection is needed Continue Reading…