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Trying to upgrade Dell server - need to remove VIB

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I have a power Edge R520 server installed with Dell-ESXi-5.5U2-2068190-A00

 

I have uploaded the ESX 6.5U1 ISO image (not the custom Dell one)

Update manager returns:

The upgrade contains the following set of conflicting VIBs:

LSI_bootbank_scsi-mpt3sas_04.00.00.00.1vmw-1OEM.500.0.0.472560

LSI_bootbank_scsi-mpt3sas_04.00.00.00.1vmw-1OEM.500.0.0.472560

Remove the conflicting VIBs or use Image Builder to create a custom upgrade ISO image that contains the newer versions of the conflicting VIBs, and try to upgrade again.

After checking VMWare documentation I found the following article:

Scsi-mpt3sas  This is a driver VIB provides ‘mpt3sas’ driver which enables support for AVAGO MPT Fusion based SAS3 (SAS 12.0 Gb/s) Controller(s). Dell don’t support this device and hence this driver can be safely removed.

I try to remove it but cannot find the correct VIB name

~ # esxcli software vib list|grep LSI  
scsi-megaraid-perc9            6.901.55.00-1OEM.550.0.0.1331820       LSI       VMwareCertified   2014-08-27 
scsi-mpt2sas                   18.00.00.00.1vmw-1OEM.550.0.0.1198610  LSI       VMwareCertified   2014-08-27 
scsi-mpt3sas                   04.00.00.00.1vmw-1OEM.500.0.0.472560   LSI       VMwareCertified   2014-08-27 

~ # esxcli software vib remove --vibname scsi-mpt3sas 
[NoMatchError] 
No VIB matching VIB search specification 'scsi-mpt3sas'. Please refer to the log file for more details.

VMware Folder Resource Report

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I am looking for a way to get a resource report for a set of VMs. Things like CPUs assigned, RAM assigned, HDD assigned, & HDD used, but I want to be able to point it at a VM folder so it will dynamically grow as the group does.  Looking for any ideas on how to do this.

 

Thanks,

Andy

Odd network behavior when router changes

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Hi All,

 

On one of our subsites we've got an ESXi host connected to a central vCenter server. The location has a main router with a failover router in case the main connection fails.

 

Main Router: 192.168.66.254

Backup router: 192.168.66.253

Core switch: 192.168.66.250

 

On the ESXi host the default gateway is set to the core switch ip: 192.168.66.250 (just like every other device in the network)

 

Our main link failed in the night and the backup link took over, everything (pc's printers, virtual servers etc) was working as expected on the backup link, but the ESXi host was unreachable in vCenter. I could ping the ESXi server from my laptop, but could not do it from the console on the vCenter server.

 

I logged on with SSH to the ESXi host and ran:

esxcli network ip route ipv4 list

Network        Netmask          Gateway         Interface  Source

------------   -------------    ------------    ---------  ------

default        0.0.0.0          192.168.66.250  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.27.12  255.255.255.255  192.168.66.254  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.28.2   255.255.255.255  192.168.66.254  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.17.154 255.255.255.255  192.168.66.253  vmk0       MANUAL

 

I've noticed the default gateway for the DNS server (192.168.27.12) and vCenter (192.168.28.2) had the main router set instead of the core switch, and also that my pc (192.168.17.154) was listed with the backup gateway. I ran the route remove command to remove the routes and the ESXi host became visible in vCenter again.

 

I double checked the settings, it all was fine, gateway was indeed set to the core switch.

 

 

Now the main link is back up so the failover link stops working, guess what, the ESXi host was again not connected into vCenter, tried to ping it from the vCenter and my laptop, no replies from them.

 

I logged on to another computer and I was able to ping and ssh into the ESXi host

esxcli network ip route ipv4 list

Network        Netmask          Gateway         Interface  Source

------------   -------------    ------------    ---------  ------

default        0.0.0.0          192.168.66.250  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.27.12  255.255.255.255  192.168.66.253  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.28.2   255.255.255.255  192.168.66.253  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.17.154 255.255.255.255  192.168.66.253  vmk0       MANUAL

192.168.17.179 255.255.255.255  192.168.66.254  vmk0       MANUAL

 

So once again I manually removed the routes and everything was functioning again.

 

I simulated the failover in our test lab and it had the exact same behaviour, it looks like ESXi takes on gateway and then never releases that IP.

 

any thoughts on this odd behavior? I expected ESXi to failover just like any other pc/printer/server etc in our network would do, but clearly it doesn't

 

Thanks for your input!

Unable to remove AD user IDs from global desktop entitlements if they are deleted out of AD...

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Hi all,

 

Edit: Horizon 6.2.0 environment.

 

We have a number of large global desktop entitlements that have users individually assigned by their Active Directory user IDs. Since global entitlements don't "sync" with AD, when a user ID is removed from AD, that ID still remains in a global entitlement it's a member of.

 

When we run the lmvutil command below to try to remove an ID that doesn't exist in AD, it fails. It appears lmvutil does an AD check (which fails) to verify the ID exists in AD before attempting the removal. I could see this being a good thing for adding IDs, but it completely breaks removals.

 

To make a short story long, we currently have some global desktop entitlements with several thousand users in each of them (obviously not ideal, as AD groups should have be used here, but that's where we are at the moment). Among the thousands of active users are hundreds of deleted users that have accumulated over the years.

 

Since I doubt anyone else knows this, when global entitlements reach this size, the View Admin UI errors when trying to display the "user and groups" pane.  Thus, we can't remove them manually via the UI - the only way to remove them is via the lmvutil command.

 

So we're stuck with many non-existent IDs in our huge global entitlements with no way to remove them.

 

So my question is - does anyone know of any other methods of removing IDs from global entitlements, potentially without AD checks? I'm sure we could hack up the ADAM DB in the adsi editor, but that would be absolute last resort for us, given how volatile it is (at least when you have tens of thousands of objects replicating all the time).

 

Command that fails (details redacted):

lmvutil.cmd --authAs [service account] --authDomain [domain] --authPassword [service account password] --removeUserEntitlement --userName [domain\user ID] --entitlementName [global entitlement name]

Horizon Client 4.5.1 (Mac) - Mouse lag and out-of-order processing of mouse events

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I've had some particularly bad mouse-lag issues with Horizon recently when using certain published applications.

Issues such as the mouse pointer sometimes trailing far behind the actual mouse, by a matter of seconds.

 

I'm using Horizon Client 4.5.1 and I've tested using multiple internet connections - some better than others...  but always at least 8Mbps.. and others with 50Mbps.

We also tested with PCoIP as well as BLAST.

 

 

In each case, the behaviour was the same...  The most problematic published app is MobaXTerm - which for whatever reason, seems to drive the message/event queue pretty hard as soon as it even gets a sniff of the mouse pointer...   In most cases, it's fine.. but yesterday.. it was entirely unusable (for reasons that remain unknown).

 

I also observed particularly high CPU utilisation at such times, suggesting that Horizon is unable to keep up with the event/message processing that MobaXterm requires.

 

But it gets worse!!.

It has become evident that while the mouse pointer movement is laggy, mouse click events are not - and will in fact be delivered out of sequence.

 

What does this mean in practice?

It means that when I move the mouse from A to B and then perform a click or drag action - the click/drag event will be processed before the move action and register the event "somewhere between A and B" instead of where it actually ocurred (at B).

 

THIS IS BAD!

Input events "must not" be delivered out of sequence, I don't care how bad the connection is, or how much load the Horizon client is under.. I can not work with a non-deterministic user interface.

 

 

 

So, in short...

 

1. Find a better way to deal with published apps that heavily poll the event queue / message pump.

2. Never allow click events to be processed out of sequence with move events.

3. Click events should occur only where the physical mouse pointer is positioned, not where the virtual mouse pointer is.

Horizon Client 4.6 (Mac / OSX) dangerously unusable on 4K / HiDPI display

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Horizon on a 4K / HiDPI screen performs incredibly poorly.

 

Upon moving the mouse, it can take up to 45 SECONDS for the on-screen mouse pointer to move to the correct position - and during that time, click events are delivered at the WRONG screen coordinates.

 

The behaviour described is identical to the concerns raised in this thread

I raise it here as a separate item because it appears to be directly relevant to using a 4K / HiDPI external display.

High DPI mouse causes Horizon performance issues (mouse lag exceeding 45 seconds) - Mac and Windows

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Using a High DPI mouse (such as the Roccat Kone Pure) - causes severe performance problems when using Horizon.

 

The performance is comparable to (and compounds) the issues described here and here

I can replicate this behaviour on both Windows and Mac.

 

The issue is most prevalent when using MobaXterm as a published application, but is still evident with other applications.

You will observe extremely laggy mouse pointer movement, trailing by up-to 45 seconds.

 

 

The only solution is to use a standard mouse or trackpad device.

 

The Mac client is still subject to out-of-order processing of mouse events (as described in the threads linked above).

The Windows client is less problematic regarding the ordering of input events - however the performance remains terribly bad.

 

 

 

In order to illustrate just how bad the out-of-order processing is on a mac...  when the lag is at its worst, I can move away from the Horizon applications and interact with native applications on my desktop - and yet still observe my clicks (in a native window) being processed and interpreted by Horizon in one of its windows.  In effect, the click event is being captured at the position my mouse was at 45-seconds ago.    It's incredibly disconcerting to interact with a native window and see Horizon responding to it in some other window that doesn't even have focus anymore.

 

 

Mac: Horizon Client 4.6.0

Windows: Horizon Client 4.6.1

Horizon View 7 Hardware calculator

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Hi,

 

I've tried, with no luck, to find a sizing calculator to help me identify what physical resources I'd need to run a View environment.  Anybody have any links?

 

Jay


Cannot export to OVA after Upgrade to 6.5

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Hi

 

We just upgraded to vCenter 6.5. If we log into the Web client (not UI5)  and we try to export a OVA we get "This version of vCenter Server does not support Export OVF Template using this version of vSphere Web Client. To Export OVF Template, login with version 6.5.0.0 of vSphere Web Client."

Issue with vSAN 6.6.1 new lab cluster setup - network partitioned going into unicast mode and vSAN cluster configuration consistency warning

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Hi all, wondering if anyone here have encountered the same issue I’m facing in my lab testing vSAN 6.6.1:

I was just setting up the vSAN from scratch, a brand new vSAN cluster setup with the latest 6.5U1 ESXi host install with the latest vCenter 6.5U1 install on a separate host – all with the latest updates and patches as of today.

I ended up getting the same “vSAN cluster configuration consistency” warning that also listed the issue being each of the 6 hosts showing “invalid request (Correct version of vSAN Health installed?)”

I noticed the following behavior:
– initial setup of the cluster with vSAN without disks claimed had them in multicast mode without any network partition problem (tested multicast traffic was working with tcpdump-uw)

– upon claiming disks, it tried to go into unicast mode and then every single host became partitioned. Unicastagent list came up empty. Cluster complains of being partitioned.

– manually adding the unicastagent entries resolved the partition problem, and that’s how I ended up with the “vSAN cluster configuration consistency”

Anyone have similar issues and can advise how to proceed? Thanks in advance!

Printer mapping based on device

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Our environment is setup with pools that are floating linked-clones.  We current have a VBS script that maps printers and the default printer based on the PC that a user logins to.  Example

 

User first logins to device A and gets this:

Laser_1 - default

Laser_2

Laser_3

 

User disconnects and reconnects to device B

Laser_1

Laser_2 - default

Laser_3

 

User disconnects and reconnects to device C

Laser_4 - default

Laser_5

User's session will now have all 5 printers which is okay. The main thing is that he gets the assigned printers and the default printer based on the device that he is on.

 

Is it possible to do this with UEM so that we can do away with the VBS script?

Error 'Cannot complete the License assignment Operation', Make Sure license service is running'

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Need quick help from experts. In our production enviornment, We have vSphere 6.0 Update 2, with single vCenter server & 2 seperate Platform Services Controllers.

 

While adding the ESXi Host to the Cluster, getting error 'Cannot complete the License assignment Operation', Make Sure license service is running. We having this issue & unable to sort it. We already have available ESXi & vCenter Licenses. This host was already in cluster, however, due to some issues, we have to disconnect this host & remove it from the inventory. Now, after adding this host, getting this issue. Does anyone know what could be the cause of this?

 

Thanks

Rajat

vSAN H730 mini driver uncompatible with 6.5 U1

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Hello everyone

 

 

Short story : I'm implementing our new HC infrastructure. We bought from Dell 6* vSAN ready nodes (R730xd). They shipped in version 6.5. After installing 6.5 U1 and properly configured vSAN, I get an hardware compatibility warning about the LSI driver (controllers are PERC 730 Mini). I searched the whole internet but unable to find the suggested driver "6.910.18.00-1vmw.650.0.0.4564106", I see no way around this issue.

 

Now the long one :

 

Since I'm fully starting from scratch, I want to update those 6.5 shipped hosts to latest 6.5 U1. It makes sense :-)

 

I downloaded the latest official Dell ESXi 6.5 U1 ISO from Dell, deleted the 6.5 Dell install and cleanly installed the 6.5 U1.

 

I configured vSAN.

 

Everything works fine except this vSAN warning "hardware compatibility issues" which is coming from the fact that the "Avago (LSI) PERC H730 Mini" driver included in the Dell ESXi 6.5U1 iso, "7.700.50.00-1OEM.650.0.0.4598673" is not certified.

 

The recommended driver is "6.910.18.00-1vmw.650.0.0.0.4564106" which, indeed, is the one which was installed with the original 6.5 Dell installation.

 

Now I am not able to find the vib of the recommended driver for download from anywhere. I tried almost each single result on google, the file simply does not exist.

 

 

What now ? I have to say that this situation is pretty confusing. My understanding about this is that there is currently no supported PERC 730 Mini driver officially compatible with ESXi 6.5 U1 ? Is that correct ?

 

There has to be a way, this situation is just pure madness ! In other words, it would mean that I have new Dell servers that are NOT vSAN compatible with an 2 months old UPDATE release of VMware's latest operating system ?

 

No, I definitely can't believe it.

vCloud 8.20 integration of 6.5U1 host's

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Hello everyone,

 

I am currently migrating from old 5.5 to new 6.5U1 host's and have an issue with the host preparation within vCloud. So :

 

-vCloud director is updated to the latest 8.20 release.

 

-Within vCenter, I created a new cluster in which I joined my 6 new 6.5U1 host's.

 

-New and old host's are also joined to the same distributed switch and have, on the physical network, the exact same inter vlan's access rules : the vCloud director appliance (on vlan X) is able to reach new host's (on vlan Y) on the network (I even temporary changed the inter vlan rule to any/any). by the way, old hosts are of course also in vlan Y.

 

 

Now, here comes the issue : in my Provider VDC, I added the new cluster as a ressource pool. Then :

 

-First thing making me tick is, during that step, this warning : "At least one external network that is considered accessible to the Provider VDC is not accessible by the selected resource pool." >>> no way ! I quadrupled checked from end to end, the network config is the exact same for old and new host's. (I noticed, within vcloud/Provider VDC, that a distributed port group in the external network's hasn't the same name as in the distributed switch in vcenter : maybe it's only that ?)

 

-Anyways, my main problem is this error message during the host preparation : "Invalid argument "version" for remote call to host. A specified parameter was not correct: version"

I rebooted the host's, checked that SSH is open, tried the same operation while have the host's in maintenance mode, rechecked also the interop matrix between vcloud director 8.20 and esxi 6.5U1 > it's all good but still : always the same error.

 

Maybe I'm missing something obvious here ? Thanks for your precious help :-)

NetNetqRxQueueAllowPreemptible - Any suggestions to avoid downgrade options

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Disable NetNetqRxQueueAllowPreemptible
Or to downgrade host to 6.5GA or 6.0U2.


Please find the log snippet.


ESXi Version :
VMware ESXi 6.5.0 build-5969303

VMware ESXi 6.5.0 Update 1


PSOD error stack :

2017-09-25T09:31:47.810Z cpu4:65757)Backtrace for current CPU #4, worldID=65757, fp=0x0
2017-09-25T09:31:47.811Z cpu4:65757)0x439186e9bd00:[0x418038096258]UplinkTreePackQueueFilters@vmkernel#nover+0x188 stack: 0x28418037f3, 0x5, 0x43063e442d68, 0x0, 0x300000005

2017-09-25T09:31:47.811Z cpu4:65757)0x439186e9bd90:[0x41803809e142]UplinkLB_LoadBalanceCB@vmkernel#nover+0x1e42 stack: 0x410000000001, 0x418041c00000, 0x418041000108, 0x418041000120, 0x439186ea7100

2017-09-25T09:31:47.811Z cpu4:65757)0x439186e9bf20:[0x4180380916f2]UplinkAsyncProcessCallsHelperCB@vmkernel#nover+0x116 stack: 0x43066e1d77c0, 0x0, 0x43066e1d7640, 0x418037ec9e0d, 0x43022128b050

2017-09-25T09:31:47.811Z cpu4:65757)0x439186e9bf50:[0x418037ec9e0d]helpFunc@vmkernel#nover+0x3c5 stack: 0x43022128b050, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0

2017-09-25T09:31:47.811Z cpu4:65757)0x439186e9bfe0:[0x4180380c91b5]CpuSched_StartWorld@vmkernel#nover+0x99 stack: 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0

2017-09-25T09:31:47.845Z cpu4:65757)ESC[45mESC[33;1mVMware ESXi 6.5.0 [Releasebuild-5969303 x86_64]ESC[0m

#PF Exception 14 in world 65757:HELPER_UPLIN IP 0x418038096258 addr 0x0


This issue is caused because Netqueue commit phase abruptly stop due to the failure of hardware activation of a Rx queue. As a result, Netqueue layer's internal data-structure could go out of sync with the device and cause PSOD.


vRA support for Azure Managed Disks

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It doesn't appear that managed disks are currently supported through the Azure plugin. Does anyone know if this is on the roadmap? Thanks.

All Flash VSAN Physical Disk re-balance issue - There is no more space for virtual Disk 'vm-name.vmdk'

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Hi,

 

Need expert advice on all flash VSAN; so I came back to VMware community after long time.

This is 6 Node All Flash VSAN cluster with deduplication and compression enabled. 

Please let me know if anyone has any suggestion or questions? i can share required info.

 

My End user is not at all happy with this and he want to remove all flash vsan cluster and go back to physical server for his big sql VMs, really disappointing experience.

 

am unable to power on VM, though there is 27 TB free space available on VSAN datastore.

Affected VM has vmdk of 13 TB. ( 1 disk of 100 GB and another disk of 13 TB )

 

After looking through Physical disk utilization I can see there is big difference between physical utilization across hosts. some disks are utilized 9% and other's are hitting 90%

One of the host's all Physical Disk's are 89% to 95% utilized which has object of affected VM.

 

Error - There is no more space for virtual Disk 'vm-name.vmdk'. You might be able to continue this session by freeing disk space on the relevant volume, clicking Retry. Click Cancel to terminate this sessions.

 

Here is what I did -

 

1. using RVC, started proactive disk re-balance

2. Created ticket with VMware support to look in to cluster. Support suggested me to continue disk rebalncing task.

3. Next day after 14 hours, I stopped proactive rebalance as I had to upgrade vcenter which was not working correctly.  I had ask if I can do this and support was ok with stopping proactive disk rebalance and upgrading vCenter and then starting disk rebalance.

4. After vcenter upgrade, again I started proactive disk rebalance using rvc.

5. rebalance ran for few hours and it stopped automatically without doing anything.

6. Then again I started proactive rebalance using rvc; it ran for 24 hours but nothing happened. all physical disk utilization was as it is.

7. Then VMware support asked me to put host in Maintenance Mode which has fully utilized disk and select all data evacuation  so that affected VMs data will be migrated across all other disks on other hosts.

 

Even after 24 hours, Host Maintenance Mode process is still in progress. it is at 76% since last 12 hours.

 

VMware SR#17591698210

 

VMware support is also not able to do much except checking objects counts, stats and currently running vsan task.

 

This VMs total size is 13 TB, so if anything I do is going to take lot of time.

Few more option I think of -

1. Clone VM

2. Storage vMotion to other Shared Storage (SAN)

3. Replicate VM to other SAN storage

4. Delete VM or affected vmdk and ask user to create new one - if I do this, user will never allow me to use all flash VSAN   believe me.

 

 

Host Configuration (per server) -  6 node VSAN Cluster

Cisco Systems Inc UCSC-C240-M4SX

2 x Intel Xeon CPU E5-2680 v3 @ 2.50GHz

512 GB RAM

LSI MegaRAID SAS 3108

Disk Group-1 - 1 SSD Cache and 5 SSD Capacity Disk

Disk Group-2 - 1 SSD Cache and 4 SSD Capacity Disk.

 

This cluster has only 4 Vms but with large RAM and vmdk with size up to 13 TB

 

 

Thanks,

Haridas

Java and Powershell

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Im trying to execute a powershell script from a Scriptable task and passing input parameters as variable into my script for execution. I have posted the information below, I have no clue on this one. Any help would be appreciated.

 

My script is like this:

 

var session = PSHost.openSession()

// ------------------------

session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1 -IP ivo")

session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1 -Mask ivo")

session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1 -Gateway ivo")

session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1 -name ivo")

session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1 -username ivo")

//----------------------------

var cmd = session.addCommandFromString("c:\\PowerShell\\ServerConfig.ps1")

cmd.addParameter('IP');

cmd.addParameter('Mask');

cmd.addParameter('Gateway');

cmd.addParameter('name');

cmd.addParameter('username');

//----------------------------

res = session.invokePipeline();

 

 

System.error(res.getErrors());

System.log(res.getHostOutput());

PSHost.closeSession(session);

 

Here is  my visual binding

 

Here is the error im getting when I get to this step:

 

[2017-10-03 12:25:19.569] [E] Error in (Workflow:Server Build Test / Scriptable task (item3)#9) java.lang.NullPointerException

[2017-10-03 12:25:19.579] [E] Workflow execution stack:

***

item: 'Server Build Test/item3', state: 'failed', business state: 'null', exception: 'java.lang.NullPointerException (Workflow:Server Build Test / Scriptable task (item3)#9)'

workflow: 'Server Build Test' (72804cdd-160b-4044-a23f-9934d1be193f)

|  'attribute': name=vmFolder type=VC:VmFolder value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='server%2Cid:group-v517104'&dunesName='VC:VmFolder'

|  'attribute': name=powerOn type=boolean value=true

|  'attribute': name=template type=boolean value=false

|  'attribute': name=datastore type=VC:Datastore value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='server%2Cid:datastore-467241'&dunesName='VC:Datastore'

|  'attribute': name=host type=VC:HostSystem value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='server%2Cid:host-322517'&dunesName='VC:HostSystem'

|  'attribute': name=pool type=VC:ResourcePool value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='server%2Cid:resgroup-320564'&dunesName='VC:ResourcePool'

|  'attribute': name=thinProvision type=boolean value=false

|  'attribute': name=vm type=VC:VirtualMachine value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='server%2Cid:vm-519330'&dunesName='VC:VirtualMachine'

|  'attribute': name=ADOU type=AD:OrganizationalUnit value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='%23_v2_%23%2C%23OU%23%2C%234506f67e-1d33-4e35-a5af-510ea148b5cb%23%2C%23OU%3DVR%20Orchestrator%2COU%3DUSFS%20Servers%2CDC%3domain%2CDC%3Dcom%23'&dunesName='AD:OrganizationalUnit'

|  'attribute': name=Domain type=string value=domain

|  'attribute': name=PSHost type=PowerShell:PowerShellHost value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='407d66be-5db4-41c8-8fa6-94609e3fb5c4'&dunesName='PowerShell:PowerShellHost'

|  'input': name=name type=string value=vrotest004

|  'input': name=IP type=string value=10.8.6.100

|  'input': name=Mask type=string value=255.255.255.0

|  'input': name=Gateway type=string value=10.8.6.1

|  'input': name=username type=string value=myuseraccount

|  'output': name=newComputer type=AD:ComputerAD value=dunes://service.dunes.ch/CustomSDKObject?id='%23_v2_%23%2C%23Computer%23%2C%234506f67e-1d33-4e35-a5af-510ea148b5cb%23%2C%23CN%3Dvrotest004%2COU%3DVR%20Orchestrator%2COU%3DUSFS%20Servers%2CDC%3Dshoremortgage%2CDC%3Dcom%23'&dunesName='AD:ComputerAD'

*** End of execution stack.

Advice for Win2016 (Release 1607) and Mandatory Profiles

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Hello,

I need some advice:

 

 

We plan to use vm UEM on Windows Server 2016 (Release 1607) in conjunction with Mandatory Profiles - however we see that Mandatory Profiles still seem to cause some issues (namely start menu) with Win2016-1607. [Start menu is there, but sometimes can't be clicked]

 

We also tried the 'Prevent Roaming Profile changes from propagating to the server' GPO setting, but this causes some other issues (namely Windows recognizes this as a 'read only profile' , too, and thus refuses to request personal [Skype] certificates). vmUEM's "certificate support" feature also does not seem to get active when using "non propagating roaming profiles", so it doesn't help here.

 

 

Do you have a recommendation for how to accomplish the goal of having a 'read only' profile without loosing Windows features like Start Menu or Personal Certificates? Currently we tend to just use local profiles and wipe them at log-off

 

[And yes, I read and understood https://recommender.vmware.com/solution/SOL-16292]

 

 

 

Falko

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i have one vm os. it has 1tb . now i will delete 500 tb data in that os. storage will understand that ?

 

vm 1 tb thin disk and lun thin ( 3 par storage ) and we use esxi 5.5 u2 . also if we use 1 th thick disk and thin lun . can you ssay idea for storage

 

we want to save space by deleting data!

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