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ESXi 5 | Made In England Default Chat Forum Contact Me Made In England Public Blog Check out daily tech deals site Tech Hunter, which offers daily notification of the latest tech deals Categories DIY Finance Gardening Health Houses Jokes Recipes Sports Technology Uncategorized Check out my other websiteSelf-rulingMCP Training, which offers self-ruling learning resources and past exam papers for MCP / MCSA and MCSE exams. Posts tagged with 'ESXi 5'   VMware ESXi 5 Cannot Detect SDVellumIn HP BL460c G8 Posted on August 8, 2014 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt When installing VMware ESXi on an HP BL460c G8, the SD vellum can’t be detected. If your SD vellum can’t be detected by ESXi during installation, this is considering you have set the HP Power Profile to Maximum Performance. To fix this, transpiration the profile when to the default and the SD vellum will be […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 5, HP BL460c G8, HP Blades, HP Power Profiles, SD Cards, VMware   VMware VSAN Without SSD Disks Posted on September 3, 2013 by Webmaster 3 Comments One of the requirements of VMware vSAN is that you must have SSD disks, but did you know you can run VMware vSAN without SSD disks? To run VMware vSAN without SSDs, you need to tell ESXi to emulate SSD disks. To do this, log onto each of your ESXi hosts using SSH and run […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: Disk, ESXi 4, ESXi 5,NonflexibleDrives, SSDs, VMware, VMware vSAN   VMware ESXi – SDVellumVs. HDD Posted on August 20, 2013 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt This vendible compares VMware ESXi on an SD vellum Vs. ESXi on an HDD. Deciding whether to install VMware ESXi onto an SD vellum or HDD is an important visualization and basically comes lanugo to the following: The hardware differences of SD card’s Vs. HDD The software differences of ESXi on an SD vellum Vs. […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5,NonflexibleDrives, SD Cards, VMware   How To Find The Physical NIC Used By A VM In VMware ESXi Posted on August 13, 2013 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt Sometimes it’s nonflexible to know which physical NIC matches up to a Virtual NIC in VMware ESXi. You can find out which physical NIC is stuff used by your VM by making the NIC light wink with Ethtool. Ethtool is a linux based writ line software that can help you find which physical NIC maps […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5, NICs, VMware   Windows Failed To Start – VMware ESXi PXE Posted on June 24, 2013 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt When trying to PXE marching a VM on VMware ESXi, you can get this error: Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software transpiration might be the cause. To fix the problem: Insert you Windows installation disc and restart your computer. Choose your language setting, and then click “Next.” Click “Repair your computer.” If […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5, VMware   How To Add A SCSI Controller In VMware ESXi Posted on June 20, 2013 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt There are a number of reasons you might want to add an uneaten SCSI controller in VMware ESXi, such as creating a cluster in Microsoft Windows or database performance. To add an uneaten SCSI controller in VMware ESXi, simply add an spare nonflexible momentum the normal way (Edit Settings -> Add Hardware ->NonflexibleDisk…), […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5, VMware   How To Map An RDM To Multiple VMs Posted on June 14, 2013 by Webmaster 2 Comments Sometimes you need to map an RDM to multiple VMs in VMware, if you are creating a cluster for example. You will probably find that when you go to map the RDM to each VM without the first, the option to select RDM is greyed out. This is considering you can’t map an RDM to […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: Disk, ESXi 5, Raw Device Mapping, VMware, Windows Cluster   The RequiredVendeeSupport Files Need To Be Retrieved From The Server vSphereClient.VMware.com And Installed Posted on March 21, 2013 by Webmaster 1ScuttlebuttWhen trying to connect to vSphere or an ESXi host, you get: Updating The required vendee support files need to be retrieved from the server “vsphereclient.vmware.com” and installed. Click Run the installer or Save the installer. This is considering the version of ESXi or vSphere that you are connecting to is variegated to the version […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5, VMware, vSphereVendee  PuTTY Connection Refused When Connecting To ESXi Over SSH Posted on February 25, 2013 by Webmaster Leave a scuttlebutt You may find that your connection is refused when you try to connect to a VMware ESXi host and you get this error: PuTTY Fatal Error Network error: Connection refused The network connection is refused considering ESXi is set to refuse SSH connections. To indulge PuTTY to connect to ESXi over SSH, do the following: Log […]Continue reading… Categories: Technology Tags: ESXi 4, ESXi 5, PuTTY, SSH, VMware   What Is The VMware ESXi Default Root Password? Posted on February 25, 2013 by Webmaster 1ScuttlebuttIf you have just built a VMware ESXi server, you are probably wondering what the default root password is. On a fresh build of ESXi, the default root password is blank. 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