VMware disks with VMDK format can be mounted on our computer for the task we need, either access your disks at a specific time or directly to make a backup of the contents of the virtual machine. We will be able to achieve this thanks to 'Vmware-Mount'.
En este documento se verá cómo instalar en un Pendrive USB un host de VMware ESXi, in this case a VMware ESX 3.5i, and be able to boot from any VMware-supported computer, Your free hypervisor. Of course,, Whether virtual machines enter the pen drive is another story, we will need a separate storage to put the VM's with their VMFS format. The point is, first download the ESXi from the VMware website – HERE.
Good, primer documento en formato WordPress, a ver que tal va 😉 En este documento se muestra cómo utilizar VMware Update Manager para mantener actualizados todas nuestras máquinas virtuales y los hosts con VMware ESX. En un documento anterior se comenta cómo se instala y cómo se habilita el plugin (HTTP://www.bujarra.com/?p=1115), en la instalación del VirtualCenter escojeremos si instalamos el componente de VirtualCenter o no. Well, Start,
VMware VM Importer, allows us to convert virtual machines from: VMware Workstation or VMware Player or VMware Server or VMware GSX Server or Microsoft Virtual PC or Microsoft Virtual Server or Symantec Ghost or Symantec LiveState images in VMware ESX or VMware Workstation or VMware Player or VMware Server or GSX Server format. To do this,, we will need to download and install the VM Importer 2 from the www.vmware.com website.
This procedure explains how to set up a VirtualCenter to manage our Virtual Infrastructure, with it ESX servers and their virtual machines, for this we need a server that has the VirtualCenter Server, we will connect with the customer: “VMware Virtual Infrastructure Client” and from there we will manage everything.
This document explains how to configure the network of an ESX server 3.5, via a virtual switch, which is to create virtual networks, to connect virtual machines to each other, or that they are routed, or for HA use or administration . It is assumed that a host supports at most 4 NICs, In my case it will be a server with two network connections. The ideal is to have everything redundant, in case one interface goes down, the other has the same connections, or else, to split traffic and have VM traffic go through a NIC (x example). We have three types of connections to set up:
En este documento veremos cómo podemos usar el VirtualCenter 2.5 de VMware para poder crear una plantilla de una máquina virtual ya existente y cómo generar de esta plantilla diferentes máquinas virtuales.
En este documento veremos cómo podemos configurar VirtualCenter para poder acceder con diferentes cuentas de usuario y cada cuenta de usuario tenga diferentes tipos de permisos. Es ideal para no tener que dar por supuesto la cuenta de Administrador a nadie, por si tenemos algún becario encargado de encender máquinas virtuales, que sólo pueda hacer eso, si tenemos un departamento encargado de revisar LOG’s o crear MV’s que sólo puedan hacer eso y nada más.
In this document, we'll look at how to connect an ESX server to a shared storage system, for this we will use an Openfiler NAS, using iSCSI. To configure this document, it is assumed that we already have an Openfiler server installed and with a volume created of the iSCSI type to be able to use HA or DRS with VMotion. And of course a virtual network connection that allows VMotion.
In this document we will explain how we will connect this SAN to ESX servers, the logical thing is that we have an MSA with two controllers (otherwise, It doesn't make much sense to invest so much, if we don't have redundancy in controllers), as well as two fiber switches on the back to have redundancy at the switch level as well. And on each ESX server we will place a couple of fiber optic HBA's, to which we will connect each HBA to a fiber switch to have a high availability system.
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