Problem You have SRM 4.1.1 (Site Recovery Manager) fully deployed at your production and disaster recovery site but noticed that upon logging into either of the 2 SRM servers, you get prompted with: Enter login
The weekend that just past was nothing short of eventful as I was a part of a datacenter move. Many things that shouldn’t have gone wrong did and before I knew it, I’ve been up
I’ve been meaning to write a post about this annoying problem that I encounter every so often while working with the “open console” window through the vSphere Client on an ESXi 4.x server. I’m sure
An old colleague of mine reached out to me the other day when he ran into an issue with an vSphere environment where he was not able to connect to vCenter or the host via
I ran into an interesting error a few months ago while deploying a new Cisco UCS B series infrastructure with B200 M2 and B440 M1 blades. As some of you may know, there are Cisco
Those who have come across one of my previous post that documented the troubleshooting steps I went through when I did not see the fibre channel hba adapters appear in the storage adapters section after
Note that this error can be caused by various reasons and the example in this post is just one of the many possible causes. Problem You attempt to use VMware Data Recovery to perform a
Problem You’re attempting to perform a backup on your virtual machines with VMware Data Recovery (1.2.1.1616) but notice that you continuously get the following error on all of the virtual machines: Trouble writing to destination
It just occurred to me that last week that it may not be common knowledge to all of the VMware administrators out there that virtual machines can have different version levels and while you can
Problem You have an existing vCenter 4.0 server: You have a new ESX/ESXi 4.1 host that you would like to have managed by your vCenter 4.0 server so you proceed with adding the server as
