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Re: Binding with VMKernel network Adapter with the iSCSI Adapter
Have just had to do this and after a lot of digging and coming across your 0 reply post! Firstly I automated the set up a vSwitch with vmkernel portgroups each with single bound physical adapter.Then...
View ArticleIssue with Data Object - GuestNicInfo
Hello everybody, I am writing a script collecting data about virtual machines running our 32 ESXi 5.1 hosts. About 500 VMs are concerned. I have an issue with about 20 VMs when I access GuestNicInfo...
View ArticleHow can I perform the heartbeat functions enable, disable and markactive...
My company has an embedded system we would like to run within a virtual machine. The system runs on FreeBSD 8.1 and has been extensively trimmed. As an example, of this trimming, we only use the...
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View ArticleHow does MO ID value get generated ?
Hi, I'd like to know if MO ID value get never changed once assigned. I think using the MO ID value like "vm-88" can help me to identify a certain virtual machine in the environment.But of cource there...
View ArticleHow to use DataByConstraintRequest?
Hi , I am new to the vSphere web client plugin development. I went through some samples specifically the helloworld sample and the views-properties-ui sample. I was then trying to retrieve list of...
View ArticleReading host files
Hello, Is there any way to list the contents of a host file (like: /etc/vmware/esx.conf) using the SDK? Actually I want to get the PSA claimrules for the host...
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Very good article which becomes handy vSphere SDK for Perl Utility Applications Reference
View ArticleRe: How does MO ID value get generated ?
Hi TedJP, I guess this article by William Lam could be of general interest to you:...
View ArticleC# Proxy Class (Silverlight/Windows Phone)
Even though not supported I have been trying to generate a working proxyclass for Silverlight compatible C# for Windows Phone.Generating the proxy class, it creates an enormous file, but that is not an...
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Re: How does MO ID value get generated ?
Hi togtog, The information you provided is very helpful. That is exactly what I have been looking for.Thank you very much !!
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Hi TedJP, Here is happy if able to help. Happy coding ...--Thomas G.
View ArticleJava Sample CloneVM fails with "The server sent HTTP status code 200: OK"
Hi, I downloaded the SDK zip and copied the VMClone.java from "SDK\vsphere-ws\java\JAXWS\samples\com\vmware\vm" into a Eclipse project and started it by this code: String[] myargs = new...
View ArticleRe: Java Sample CloneVM fails with "The server sent HTTP status code 200: OK"
Hi hainz, Just a quick guess, instead of myargs[1] = "https://192.168.0.91:9443"; could you please try "https://192.168.0.91/sdk".--Thomas G.
View ArticleGuestOSIds for different editions.
VMware mentioned different GuestOSids for different OSs with different Editions in below link. But in CreateVM task through vSphere client shows only basic OS names and with OS editions like 'Windows...
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Hi, Yes you will not have no impact, this guest os identifier is used for vmware tools , but the vmware tools used for windows 2003 Standard or Entreprise 64 bit are the same. Because you guest os is...
View Articlecreate/change user on esx host in c#
Hello,since a few days I try to write a function in c# with VMWARE.VIM to create a user or change existing user password on an ESX host.For now, I have a function who enum all Hosts in a Datacenter and...
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Re: GuestOSIds for different editions.
Thanks Another question on top of this.In ESX 4.1 server we can see 'Windows server 2003' have different editions which having different GuestOS identifiers but it is not the case with ESXi 5.0 so,...
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It is exactly the same, GuestOSIdentifiers is just a descriptor used for vmware tools installation. So in ESXi 5.0 you haven't difference of vmware tools installer between a 2003 STD, ENT etc.....
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Re: GuestOSIds for different editions.
Thanks What will be the risk if I create VM with 'Windows 7'\'Windows server 2008 R2' with 'Windows XP' prof ISO file and install that ISO and start working with that VM?(Here is the Guest OS...
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