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Tag Archives: VirtualCenter
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Wow, System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 (SCVMM) sure plays rough with VirtualCenter vCenter. I found that every time I restart the SCVMM server it kills all VI Client connections. That is not very nice. But then again, neither was … Continue reading
Don’t know much about resource pools
When using System Center Virtual Machine Manager to manage VMware ESX, VMs are removed from their resource pools during migration with VMotion. Continue reading
VI Client SSL thumbprint cache cleanup
Duncan at Yellow Bricks has a handy post on cleaning up your VI Client cached server address list. There is a related issue with cached self-signed SSL certificate thumbprints. When you first connect to a VirtualCenter Server or ESX host, … Continue reading
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PRO Tips: pros only, please
I recently had the opportunity to attend a two-day Microsoft training class on Hyper-V and SCVMM 2008. This was a typical Microsoft course with hands-on labs and was billed as a Technical Deep-Dive – whatever that means. I was particularly … Continue reading
Automating VI Client login
The VI Client (vSphere Client) accepts several command-line arguments that can help administrators automate logging in to vCenter or ESX. Continue reading
