Hi,
I have PS script that returns all vms owned by some user.
I want to know if it possible to have the script executed when entering the workflow request (or at any other point) +having the output of the script somehow appear into vra parameter values (dynamically)...
Any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance.
Dear LucD
thank you for the answer but, i want the text between in a separate column in one report.?
Thank You Mr. LucD
Hello,
1- You will need an Enterprise vSphere license.
2- GPU virtualization came in, allowing the VM to simultaneously share a single physical GPU. This feature, called vSGA (Virtual Shared Graphics Acceleration), is compatible with all major VMware technologies, including vMotion, and runs virtual GPU-powered virtual desktops. Hardware-accelerated 3D graphics support delivers significantly higher performance in a 3D environment.
3- With vDGA and vSGA it is partly possible to manage the VDI desktop repository but you also need to purchase VMware Horizon View.
One of the biggest changes is the new licensing model. There is now a need for an NVIDIA license server for vGPU use. After the NVIDIA license server is installed on the Windows server in the video, this server has been registered on the NVIDIA license portal and the license number assigned to it has been assigned and the license file downloaded has been installed on the windows license server installed. The NVIDIA driver settings of the Virtual Desktops show the license server. Otherwise use is limited to 3fps.
All information and software related to the installation is accessed through the license portal (at least I haven't found any other methods yet)
Another important point is that Tesla cards come in a mode for the HPC that we call Compute Mode. For horizon / vGPU installations, it is necessary to convert the vSphere boot with an iso file provided by the NVIDIA installation files and the utility with the utility into the Graphic mode. Graphic mode provides the following information:
GPU passthrough with hypervisors. At the time of publication, this includes Citrix XenServer 6.2, 6.5, VMware ESXi 5.1, 5.5, 6.0, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0, 7.1.
GPU passthrough to Windows VMs on Xen and KVM hypervisors
GRID Virtual GPU deployments.
VMware vSGA deployments.
good work
Hello sxnxr
I'm working on 6.7 version and we are waiting the update for version 7.x in our environment, As soon as we have it I will try. Anyone can confirm that it doesn't work on 6.7 version? or I had a mistake on someone point?
sxnxr can you explain this: "All i changed was the age down to 1 as we have none over 100" (I don't understand the sentence)
Thanks, regards.
Hi,
Yesterday I've upgraded my pc to Windows 10 Pro 1903.
Now I can't install WorksationPro 15.1.0-13591040.
Every try ends with error.
I fully agree, troubleshooting will just be extremely painful in these scenarios, if not almost impossible. I wouldn't go there, although technically this is supported indeed, from an operational point of view it is a nightmare.
And before you ask, yes there's a feature request outstanding to allow for the recovery of data in this scenario. It is not as easy as it sounds though, so I don't have a timeline for you.
Thank you a lot for your help, i did stop the VM, remove the hard disk, changed the vmdk files and restart the host, start VMWare Workstation and add the hard disk again, but the VM does not start and remains and busy state for 3 hours already like the last time (its started normally if i dont add the hard disk)
How long will i need to wait for the VM to start (if it starts at all), is their any other solutions that i can try?
I attached here 2 vmlogs of the VMs and the vmdks file atfter i fixed.
Thanks in advance,
Le Thong
Just look at what VROps tells you is being used, 80/85% used probably means that you have a lot of RAM provisioned to VMs and the VMs during boot touched all the pages during the zero out process most OS'es run. Could easily be that only half of that memory is being used actually. So don't look at vCenter, look at VROps for details.
If you are using distributed switch, so you can change resource allocation for system traffic like Management Traffic
Can you post a screenshot of what you are seeing?
Also, moving this post to the vSAN section for broader visibility.
I changed your where statement to where = "diskspace|snapshot|snapshotAge>=1 because we dont have a snapshot age >= 100 so that i can see if it would work
Another example that works in 7.x and not in 6.7 is
count(${adaptertype=VMWARE, objecttype=VirtualMachine, attribute=summary|guest|fullName, depth=2, where ="summary|guest|fullName startsWith Microsoft Windows"})
This works on cluster level
When reading the KB by the way it talks specifically about the Distributed Switch and that not all hosts are connected to the same distributed switch, which is what is being called out. So that is the first I would recommend validating in the environment. Go to your network section and check the Distributed Switch and if the 4th host is using the same Switch or not?
Moved it to Horizon View
Hello
thank you for your reply
The command hexdump -C /vmfs/volumes/5aeff416-79ff4688-3c67-d06726d4dec6/INTEG-GED/INTEG-GED-000002-delta.vmdk | less
there is nothing in it
Can you give me the command complete to create a VMFS-Header-dump file
Yes you can, this is called "shared nothing" vMotion, you can read about it here:
Migration with vMotion in Environments Without Shared Storage
it basically is a vMotion + Storage vMotion at the same time. Works great.
I'm not sure what exactly is causing the issue.
Anyway, since you are only trying to restore files, how about mounting the virtual disk directly to your host ("File" -> "Map virtual disk ..."), rather than adding it to another virtual machine? Did you already try this?
André
Not sure I even understand the question to be honest. You are looking to change the allocation rate based on a group of VMs in terms of CPU overbooking. This is not an option right now, and I don't expect it ever will be. The closest you could come is creating resource pools and assigning shares accordingly, or doing this on a per VM basis with shares is also an option if you don't have the DRS license. But it gets complex rather fast.
if you are not seeing contention / performance issues, I wouldn't touch it. If you are, then changing the shares could be a way to solve this.
Does anyone have any solution to my problem please. I find this website easier to use as I can easily add screenshots etc.
Please ignore, I was being foolish, I was signed onto the wrong vRO control centre