I don’t get to work with MDM or UEM applications much anymore due to my focus on Azure so I got pretty excited when an ex-colleague asked me if there was a way to use VMware AirWatch (also known as Workspace One) to remotely execute
Problem You’ve completed setting up Carbon Black Cloud to be deployed via GPO as described in one of my previous posts: Deploying Carbon Black Cloud via GPO with a transform (MST) file specifying the Company Code and Group Name https://blog.terenceluk.com/2021/04/deploying-carbon-black-cloud-via-gpo.html But notice that it fails
I was recently asked about deploying Carbon Black Cloud Sensor via Group Policy as a published MSI file and recall how much difficulty I had with incorporating the settings for the Company Code and Group Name so I decided to dig up my old notes
Problem You’re attempting to install VMware PowerCLI with the Install-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI cmdlet from within Powershell but notice that it fails with: PS C:scriptsvCheck-vSphere-master> Install-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI NuGet provider is required to continue PowerShellGet requires NuGet provider version ‘2.8.5.201’ or newer to interact with NuGet-based
One of the common questions I’ve been asked by my colleagues who are a part of an on-premise migration to Azure project is how to reset an Azure Migrate Appliance, which has already been configured and registered with an existing Azure Migrate Project. A typical
Problem You attempt to set up the Azure Migrate appliance to perform an assessment on a VMware vSphere 6.7 environment by downloading the OVA appliance from Azure: MicrosoftAzureMigration.ova … but notice that the process fails in the vSphere client with the error message: Unable to
Problem You attempt to migrate a linked-clone pool’s storage from one datastore to another by using the rebalance feature as outlined in the following KB: Migrating linked clone pools to a different or new datastore (1028754)https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1028754 … but notice that the operation attempts the migration
One of the common issues I’ve seen in many virtual desktop environments such as VMware Horizon View (or Citrix XenDesktop) is when a Windows 10 virtual desktop has crashed and gone into the repair mode upon reboot thus causing Horizon View to report the desktop
Problem You have a pool of desktops that are currently in a status / state where you are unable to use the VMware Horizon 7 administrator console to remove: Deleting (missing) Maintenance mode (missing) Solution Older version of View required the administrator to manually remove
Problem You attempt to configure a new VMware SRM protection group but receive the following error: ERROR Operation Failed Task completed with error CompositeException Unable to protect VM ‘<virtualMachineName>’ due to unresolved devices Unable to protect VM ‘<virtualMachineName>’ due to unresolved devices Unable to protect
