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Upgrade vCenter operations manager to vRealize operations manager (vCops 2 vRops)

By |April 11th, 2015|Categories: Vmware, vRealize|Tags: , , , , |

How to upgrade your vCops to vRops When you are still running vCOPS 5.8 then at some point you will need to upgrade to vRealize operations manager 6.  Here is how you do it. first download your ova file from vmware and then deploy the OVA file.  First you will have to accept the "end user License Agreement" and in the next step you can select a name and datacenter you want to deploy in. I left the name as default but maybe you want to give it another name thats up to you to decide. Then you need to choose your correct configuration. Select what best fit your environment. for the most of you a small deployment will be enough. there is also an option to have remote collectors in different datacenter or maybe with external customers running vSphere 5.x. After that its just selecting your cluster to deploy [...]

vCenter server to vCenter Virtual Appliance convertor – VCS to VCVA convertor

By |April 10th, 2015|Categories: Vmware|Tags: , |

Since Vmware vSphere 6 is released the vCenter Virtual appliance (VCVA) has the same specifications as the Vmware vCenter installed on windows (VCS). So you can install the VC virtual appliance without to worry about limitations and also one windows server license less to buy. Downside is that there is nog migration path from VCS to VCVA, so before you upgrade to vSphere 6  you can first migrate to a VCVA 5.5 and the upgrade your virtual appliance to vSphere 6.  there is a cool tool do this from Vmware fling website "The VCS to VCVA Converter Appliance is the winning idea from the 2013 Fling Contest. It allows customers to migrate from Windows vCenter Server with an External Microsoft SQL Server Database to the vCenter Server Appliance with an embedded vPostgres database. The Fling migrates the vCenter database, roles, permissions, privileges, certificates and inventory service. The target appliance will run [...]

Nested ESXi and EVC cluster – error adding ESXi to EVC Cluster

By |March 22nd, 2015|Categories: Vmware|Tags: , , |

When you setup a home lab and you created nested ESXi host, then at certain point you want to create a EVC cluster to begin testing all features. but when you add an ESX host you get following error. 'The host's CPU hardware should support the cluster's current Enhanced vMotion Compatibility mode, but some of the necessary CPU features are missing from the host. Check the host's BIOS configuration to ensure that no necessary features are disabled (such as XD, VT, AES, or PCLMULQDQ for Intel, or NX for AMD). For more information, see KB articles 1003212 and 1034926.' To solve this you need to set the advanced CPUID Mask on the nested esxi VM. 1) First you need to lookup your EVC CPUID details. In the vSphere Web Client: Go to Home - Hosts and Clusters and select your Cluster, on the manage tab select settings and then under Configuration section select VMWare [...]

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2017-12-03T01:22:56+01:00

Hosted Exchange 2010 to 2013 (Multi tenant) with VMware vSphere 5.5

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This is an overview of the project and not a technical document how to migrate to Exchange 2013. In the past we setup a multi tenant environment with Exchange 2010. At that time there was only resources for 1 physical server, wich was sufficient at the time […]

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