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HomeVMwareESX 3.5

ESX 3.5

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ESX 3.5

Unload unnecessary modules from your ESX host.

21 June, 2010 0

“Turn off what you do not need” is my motto 🙂 . So, if you are not using the VMFS-2 (which you probably aren’t using since ESX 3.x) and/or NFSClient […]

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ESX 3.5

Monitor VMkernel activity with the tail command.

18 June, 2010 2

The tail command displays last 10 lines of a file and with the –f (follow) parameter you can see the data appended to it. So, if you want to see […]

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ESX 3.5

Kill an unresponsive VM on an ESX server.

11 February, 2010 1

If you want to kill an unresponsive VM on an ESX server and it cannot be turned off with the vmware-cmd stop hard command then try the following: Logon the […]

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ESX 3.5

503 Service Unavailable when logging in on ESX server through Web Access.

24 September, 2009 6

I have encountered this error after a clean installation of ESX 4 server on a new HP DL 380 G6. When you access your ESX server through web interface and […]

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ESX 3.5

Start/stop a VM from the CLI.

11 September, 2009 0

Follow these steps to start or stop a VM from the CLI of your ESX server: First, find the full path to your virtual machine by typing: #vmware-cmd -l To […]

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ESX 3.5

Grant the Root user SSH access.

10 September, 2009 0

Granting SSH access to the Root user is not recommended from the security point of view. But, when you are in a secured environment you can safely enable the SSH […]

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