In previous step, we deployed NSX-T manager and used few commands for post installation health check for network configuration and services status. This blog is the “Step 2” of the “NSX-T Installation series” which shows step-by-step instructions to add “Compute Manager”.
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VMware will provision storage to Kubernetes Pods using MinIO open source object storage, Minio told me last week. But first some background. VMware is embracing Kubernetes containers, an alternative, more granular form of server virtualization than its own vSphere virtual machines…Read More
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In the previous step, we deployed additional NSX-T Managers and formed the Management Cluster. This blog is the “Step 4” of the “NSX-T Installation series” which shows step-by-step instructions on how to create “IP Pools” that are going to be used for “Tunnel Endpoints” later in the series…Read More
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Application Discovery in vSphere with VMware Tools 11
The holidays are just around the corner and hopefully everyone is taking some time off to spend with their families, I know I certainly will! As I start to wind down 2019, I like to use this time catch up on things in my backlog that I was not able to get to in the […]
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When choosing to administer VMware-based virtual machines (VMs), administrators have a few decisions to make when prepping their bare-metal hosts and configuring the guest OSes, the storage spaces, and switches used to communicate with each other and across networks. The choices center on how to…Read More
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Configure NSX-T Enhanced Data path / Network Stack (ENS) for Nested ESXi
After publishing my Running Nested ESXi, NSX-V or NSX-T on top of NSX-T article which actually turned out to be quite popular, I received an interesting question on whether ENS for NSX-T could also be configured within a Nested ESXi deployment? I was a little familiar with ENS, which I will explain in a second. […]
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Refer to below release notes before upgrade.
https://docs.vmware.com/en/vCloud-Usage-Meter/3.6/rn/VMware-vCloud-Usage-Meter-361-Hot-Patch-2-Release-Notes.html
https://docs.vmware.com/en/vCloud-Usage-Meter/3.6/rn/VMware-vCloud-Usage-Meter-361-Hot-Patch-3-Release-Notes.html
1. Take a snapshot of Usage meter VM.
2. Open virtual machine console from vCenter server.
if this is not installed try: apt-get install snmpd snmp or yum install net-snmp
3. Winscp the Usage meter
4. SSH into VMware vCloud Usage Meter
run this command to install.
Unzip the file first
usgmtr@localhost:/tmp/vCloudUsageMeter-3.6.1.0-14877528-hot_patch_3> rpm –install vCloudUsageMeter-3.6.1.0-14877528-hot_patch_3.rpm
Post this restart VM.
Login into Console and check if everything is fine.
Send a test email > email alerts.
After this delete the Snapshot