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UserVars.HostClient.CEIPOptIn - change default value

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Join-CEIP.png

 

Hi all,

 

I'm wondering if there is a way to change the default value for UserVars.HostClient.CEIPOptIn option (which is 0), so it prevents the message about joining CEIP program appearing every time the host reboots.

 

Any ideas?

 

Kind regards,

 

 

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1.4.0

3959074

6.0.0

4192238

 


VMware 12.5 and Hyper-V

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VMware 12.5: It will be hypervisor type 1 ?, or at least will be able to have Hyper-V installed on the same machine and the same time and virtual machines running both environments at once?

Currently Hyper-V and allows nesting with Hyper-V itself. It will allow to VMWare?

Regards,

 

ESXi 6.0 U2, Passthrough Video Card, Hang/Freeze

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Hi,

 

I'm trying to build an ESXi home white box for gaming, but one of my requirement is to have a board with IPMI KVM for remote administration.

 

Right now i have this setup:

 

MB: Asrock Rack EPC602D8A

 

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820 CPU @ 3.60GHz

 

RAM: 20GB

3 x 4GB DDR3 PC3-10600 (Kingston 99U5471-020.A00LF)

1 x 8GB DDR3 PC3-10600 (Kingston 99U5471-052.A00LF)

 

RAID CARD: LSI MegaRaid 8888ELP

 

GPUs TRIED: NVIDIA GTX480 and AMD Radeon HD7800

 

ESXi: 6.0 U2

 

The problem i'm having is that when i start my VM that has the GPU with passthrough causes the ESXi to complete hang.

 

Anyone as seen this problem before? Any suggestion? Does anyone knows of any motherboard with IPMI (AMD or Intel) that would work?

Is it possible to have Multiple vCenter Servers located under a DataCenter?

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Dear

 

So I have setup an extended PSC to handle SSO for two vcsa6 servers in enhanced-linked mode (ELM) and I noticed although both vcsa servers are in the same site under the same sso domain  I have to create different Networking structures since both vcenters appear to handle different DataCenters.

 

My question is what is the use the DataCenter Container.?

 

Can I have more than one vcsa in the same DataCenter container to share networking structures (dvswithes), vm and template folder organisation, shared storage BUT each handle their own Hosts and Clusters?

 

cheers

 

Athena

$vm.extensionData and Get commands combined in the same script.

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Hi all


I really could do with some help. I've got the below script which I found and modified to suit what I'm trying to achieve but it isn't outputting the info in an expected way. I'm trying to put generic VM info, plus VM info exposed through extensiondata, then get that eventually into a CSV but I've really hit a road block. My sample code is below but I'm sure there has to be a better way, especially where there are multiple objects returned like harddisks, datastores etc the formatting is broken and I'm at my knowledge limit. Thank you in advance.


$result = @()
    $VMS = Get-VM "vmname"
    ForEach($VM in $VMS){
   
    $VMVirtualDisk = Get-VM $VM | Get-HardDisk
    $NetworkAdapters = Get-NetworkAdapter -vm $vm
    $SCSIControllers = Get-ScsiController -vm $vm
    $DataStores = get-vm $vm | get-datastore

    $obj = new-object psobject
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VM_Name -Value $vm.ExtensionData.Name
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name CPUSocket -Value $vm.ExtensionData.config.hardware.NumCPU
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Corepersocket -Value $vm.ExtensionData.config.hardware.NumCoresPerSocket
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name MemoryMB $vm.ExtensionData.config.hardware.MemoryMB
    $obj | Add-member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name Firmware -value $vm.ExtensionData.Config.Firmware
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name NetworkAdapterType -value $NetworkAdapters.Type
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name IPAddress -Value $vm.ExtensionData.summary.guest.IpAddress
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name NetworkLabel -value $NetworkAdapters.NetworkName
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name DataStore -value $DataStores.Name
    $obj | Add-member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name ScsiAdapterType -value $SCSIControllers.Type
    $obj | Add-Member -MemberType Noteproperty -Name VirtualDiskCapacity -value $VMVirtualDisk_Capacity
   
    $result += $obj

 

}

$result | Format-Table -Autosize

Registeration of web client plugin(flex-client-sdk) fails on 6.5 RC with "VKS KeyStore not available" error

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Hi,


I was just trying to develop our html bridge plugin on  6.5 RC, I was following the steps(and I had already checked all the steps) from:

vsphere-client-sdk\flex-client-sdk\docs\SDK-Setup.html

I completed the setup steps and did the vCenter Server registration. But when I  try to use https://localhost:9443/vsphere-client/to login vSphere web client, it fails to connect to vCenter Server.


I See some errors in vsphere-client-sdk\flex-client-sdk\vsphere-client\server\serviceability\logs\vsphere_client_virgo.log file :

 

[2016-09-12T12:21:00.184+08:00] [ERROR] usage-data-collector-thread   c.v.p.c.a.solutionuser.SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig           Failed to load system wide VECS keystore. This will result in inability for CEIP to collect data and synchronize its consent state accross other VCs. Please file a SR for issue with the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) For details see the underlying error: java.security.KeyStoreException: VKS not found java.security.KeyStoreException: VKS not found
    at java.security.KeyStore.getInstance(KeyStore.java:616)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.keystore.VecsKeyStoreProvider$KeyStoreInstantiator.getInstance(VecsKeyStoreProvider.java:63)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.keystore.VecsKeyStoreProvider.loadKeyStore(VecsKeyStoreProvider.java:29)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.solutionuser.SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.doInitializeConfiguration(SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.java:112)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.solutionuser.SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.initializeOnce(SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.java:101)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.solutionuser.SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.getSolutionKey(SolutionUserAuthenticationConfig.java:90)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.DsSessionSimulatorImpl$TokenProvider.createSolutionStsClient(DsSessionSimulatorImpl.java:274)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.DsSessionSimulatorImpl$TokenProvider.createToken(DsSessionSimulatorImpl.java:243)
    at com.vmware.ph.ceip.authentication.DsSessionSimulatorImpl.simulate(DsSessionSimulatorImpl.java:117)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:601)
    at org.springframework.aop.support.AopUtils.invokeJoinpointUsingReflection(AopUtils.java:319)
    at org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.service.importer.support.internal.aop.ServiceInvoker.doInvoke(ServiceInvoker.java:56)
    at org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.service.importer.support.internal.aop.ServiceInvoker.invoke(ServiceInvoker.java:60)
    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:172)
    at org.springframework.aop.support.DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.doProceed(DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.java:131)
    at org.springframework.aop.support.DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.invoke(DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.java:119)
    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:172)
    at org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.service.importer.support.LocalBundleContextAdvice.invoke(LocalBundleContextAdvice.java:57)
    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:172)
    at org.springframework.aop.support.DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.doProceed(DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.java:131)
    at org.springframework.aop.support.DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.invoke(DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor.java:119)
    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:172)
    at org.springframework.aop.framework.JdkDynamicAopProxy.invoke(JdkDynamicAopProxy.java:202)
    at com.sun.proxy.$Proxy427.simulate(Unknown Source)
    at com.vmware.vsphere.telemetry.cmc.CollectorAction.call(CollectorAction.java:95)
    at com.vmware.vsphere.telemetry.cmc.CollectorAction.call(CollectorAction.java:43)
    at com.vmware.vsphere.telemetry.cmc.CollectorLoop.runLoop(CollectorLoop.java:95)
    at com.vmware.vsphere.telemetry.cmc.CollectorLoop.access$100(CollectorLoop.java:21)
    at com.vmware.vsphere.telemetry.cmc.CollectorLoop$1.run(CollectorLoop.java:73)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
Caused by: java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException: VKS KeyStore not available
    at sun.security.jca.GetInstance.getInstance(GetInstance.java:159)
    at java.security.Security.getImpl(Security.java:695)

    at java.security.KeyStore.getInstance(KeyStore.java:613)
    ... 32 common frames omitted

My VMWARE_CFG_DIR is set to C:/ProgramData/VMware/vCenterServer/cfg/, and  store.jks, webclient.properties, ds.properties are set correctly.

My development environment is :

  • flex-client-sdk :  vSphere Web Client 6.5.0 build 4234016

  • vCenter Server : 6.0 u2

  • Eclipse Java EE IDE: Juno

 

Please let me know if you have any suggestions to resolve it.

Regards,

dinghb

Script to clean up datastores

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Hey all,

 

I am looking for a script to to help me clean up datastores from left over files.  After vmotion sometimes the datastore leaves behind folders with only files with the exts, .hlog .nvram -aux.xml and .vmxf files.  I would like to see if it is possible to make a script to help round up and delete these.

 

Thanks in advance,

Andy

Frequent snapshot creation

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Dears, In my POC environment requirement is to create snapshots on several times on multiple VMs in a months and also removal, so wondering if someone can help me with the script to automate the task - snapshot creation/deletion on multiple servers with preferred Name and description, and should omit Virtual Memory. thanks.


Cannot change network to bridged: There are no un-bridged host network adapter.

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I got this problem after reinstalling my host computer and my VMW WS10 software.

 

"Cannot change network to bridged: There are no un-bridged host network adapter."

 

There is an article about this but it send to another one, which is not possible to follow up because this messages appears and avoid any further action since the first moment I click on "Bridged (connect..." option button. And when I click OK on the message box, the selected option is again "Host-only". So that, I cannot get to the point where I can click on "Automatic Settings..." button.

 

VMware KB: Workstation fails to bridge adapter with error: Cannot change network to bridged: There are no un-bridged…

http://pubs.vmware.com/ws8/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm#href=using_ws/GUID-4D35D1FC-5926-45A8-96B1-42C922DA97E9.htm…

Cannot select bridged network.jpg

 

Any idea?

nsx host preparation failed

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Im getting the following error when doing host preparation for nsx in a lab environment. my vcenter is on the same cluster as nsx. any idea?

 

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Need a powercli script to find EVC mode for VMs

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1st off I am looking for a complete script.  What I want script to do is connect to the vcenter, get VM name, get what is the VMs current EVC mode, get cluster the VM is on and what what is the EVC mode for the cluster.

 

Regards,

Forgot windows 10 login password after upgrade

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I upgraded my windows 7 guest to windows 10 yesterday night. As usual, i added a login password for the machine. When I booted it up this morning, i found the password that worked before was wrong for now. I have a lot of downloads and files in that machine so i don't want to reinstall the os. Does anyone know how to regain the access to the machine without losing any data?

USB redirection bloomberg keyboard 2013

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Hi all,

 

for several clients we are managing a VDI environment with the 'old' big white keyboards the fingerprint reader redirection was working properly.

Bloomberg is currently providing new keyboards to there clients which are black (also the VID_PID id changed)

 

With all the default policy they keyboard functionality works naturally however the fingerprint does not, and it almost looks like if my policies don't work. (screenshots below) the policy works it is more as if the vmware agent doesn't uses these settings.

 

  • Vmware view server: 6.1.1 build-2769403
  • OS. windows 7 x64
  • Agent version: 6.1.1 (I can upgrade this one if needed)

 

Thin clients:

  • Windows based Wyse Z90S7 (primary test TC)
    • VMware horizon client 3.5.2.30397
  • and also Wyse D50D

 

Attached is my policy for the Wyse windows thin client (gpo bloom.PNG)

But also the gpo results where is shown that the settings are there (gpo result bloom.PNG)

 

the relevant part of the  logfile on the same thin client looks like this:

My guess is that the hid device (interface 2) is the fingerprint reader which i would like to forward to the device.

 

2016-09-12T12:26:49.051+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Device Filter got device:
2016-09-12T12:26:49.051+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Device id: Vid-1188_Pid-9545
2016-09-12T12:26:49.051+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Path: bus-1/2_port-01
2016-09-12T12:26:49.052+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Config count: 1
2016-09-12T12:26:49.052+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Config num: 0
2016-09-12T12:26:49.052+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface count: 6
2016-09-12T12:26:49.052+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [0] - Family(s): keyboard
2016-09-12T12:26:49.052+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [1] - Family(s): keyboard
2016-09-12T12:26:49.053+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [2] - Family(s): hid
2016-09-12T12:26:49.053+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [3] - Family(s): audio
2016-09-12T12:26:49.053+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [4] - Family(s): audio,audio-out
2016-09-12T12:26:49.053+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: Interface [5] - Family(s): audio,audio-in
2016-09-12T12:26:49.053+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined:Phase] Starting 1(a)
2016-09-12T12:26:49.054+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined:Phase] Finished 1(a)
2016-09-12T12:26:49.054+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined:Phase] AutoDeviceSplitting blocked. Skipping 1(b)
2016-09-12T12:26:49.054+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined:Phase] Starting 2
2016-09-12T12:26:49.054+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: audio-out is blocked using AutoFilter setting. The setting is ignored as there are multiple audio interfaces which shouldnt be split
2016-09-12T12:26:49.055+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined] Device blocked by AutoFilters. Family(s): keyboard
2016-09-12T12:26:49.055+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Combined:Phase] Finished 2
2016-09-12T12:26:49.055+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Remote:Phase] Starting 3
2016-09-12T12:26:49.056+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] DevFltr: [Remote:Phase] Finished 3
2016-09-12T12:26:49.056+02:00 DEBUG (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] Filter Result: [UsbDeviceId: 4000000211889545] Device 'Bloomberg Keyboard 2013' is blocked
2016-09-12T12:26:54.640+02:00 INFO  (0AF8-0B3C) <vmware-usbd> [vmware-view-usbd] mmfw_PipeRead: called (client @ 5C53D8)

How to change Title of the Portlet dynamically.

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Hello,

 

I have a Portlet, in vSphere Webclient.

I just wanted to change title of the portlet, as per the response i receive from my service calls.

 

thanks in advance,

Hosts randomly drop off VSAN cluster. Anyone have advanced troubleshooting steps?

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We have a problem of VSAN hosts dropping off our cluster, and I'm not getting anywhere with the regular troubleshooting methods. I've had a ticket open with GSS and the VSAN team since July, but we've gotten nowhere on the cause.

We have a 4 host VSAN cluster that was perfect for the first year until we upgrade the VSAN from 6.1 to 6.2. In July we had host #3 drop off the cluster. The VMs are still running on it, but the clients briefly lost their connection to the VMS running on it.The host showed disconnected from the cluster. Attempts to reconnect it to the cluster fail with timeouts. Attempts to connect to it with a web browser fail, as do attempts with the original VSphere client.

I am able to connect to it via SSH, which proves VMKernel IP availability, yet attempts to restart the services hang. I looked at the VPXA logs from the client from around the failure time as well as the VPXD logs from VCenter, but I'm unable to determine anything unusual.

All servers are running on R730XDs and have the latest firmware/drivers from the VMWare HCL.

In August Host #4 had the exact same issue, then 3 days ago, host #2 now has the same issue.

The only way to get the cluster up and working again was to RDP into the guests, do a graceful shutdown of each, open them on a different host, then reboot the failed host, join the cluster, vmotion the guests back onto it.

Even the shutdown cannot happen gracefully as attempting to shut down via SSH or DCUI hangs as well.

 

Hosts are joined by Brocade VDX 10G switches which have no errors on any ports, only discards on the receiving ends. There are two distributed switches set up, one for VSAN (dedicated ports) and one for VM traffic/VMotion traffic. The VMWare managment network is separate VLAN, separate physical switches, on regular vswitches. The fact that the VSAN and management networks on only one host dropped off at the same time seems to point to the host.

 

I think that it is a bug with the Hosts' OS. Build number is 3825889

 

Anyone experienced this? Troubleshooting route?

 

Thanks,,

B


VDR backup failing for all VM's in one appliance

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hello

 

VDR backup is failing with following error messages, could you tell me what would be the wrong

 

We checked shared path, all are working fine,

 

12/8/2014 9:33:33 AM: Can't save "Config10.bak", error -1001 ( unexpected operating system error)

12/8/2014 4:21:28 AM: Trouble writing to destination, error -1001 ( unexpected operating system error)


unable to find article related to error 1001

Platform Services Controller Replication Topology - Ring or Mesh

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Hi All,

 

I'm currently reviewing our vSphere 6.0 PSC replication topology and am confused about the recommended best practice guidance from VMware.

 

The vSphere 6.0 Documentation Center says;

  • Repeat Step 2 and Step 3 to verify that you configured a ring partnership topology of the external Platform Services Controller instances.

 

This KB article Determining replication agreements and status with the Platform Services Controller 6.0 (2127057) | VMware KB says;

  • Repeat this operation for additional PSCs until you have created an entire mesh topology.
  • After completion, repeat Step 5 to confirm that you have generated a mesh topology.

 

Using vdcrepadmin I can see that I do have a ring topology, but one of the PSC's (the first one installed) also has replication agreements with three other PSC's (part mesh).

 

So what is the best practice approach here? Should I delete the additional three replication agreements to create a ring topology, or add replication agreements between all PSC's for a full mesh?

 

Some background information ... this is a global deployment, multiple external PSC's and vCenter Servers all in the same SSO domain.

 

Any pointers appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Jon

PSOD - interpretation/help needed

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One of our hosts (ESXi6 - latest patch level ESXi-6.0.0-20160804001-standard (Build 4192238) ) three times now crashed with a PSOD.

The only thing I found was in conjunction with distributed switches - which we don't use. The ussue was also fixed in update 2, which is applied.

 

Does someone have an idea where to look?

 

VMware ESXi 6.0.0 [Releasebuild-4192238 x86_64]

PANIC bora/vmkernel/main/dlmalloc.c:4923 - Usage error in dlmalloc

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)cr0=0x8001003d cr2=0x98058b9c000 cr3=0x473000 cr4=0x216c

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:0 world:33371 name:"vmklinux_9:aac_command_thread" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:1 world:33075 name:"memMapKernel-1" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:2 world:33076 name:"memMapKernel-2" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:3 world:33101 name:"memMap-3" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:4 world:36913 name:"vmast.36912" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:5 world:32911 name:"itRebalance" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:6 world:33234 name:"tq:vmklinux" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:7 world:33280 name:"vmnic2-pollWorld-1" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:8 world:34850 name:"vpxa-worker" (U)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:9 world:32868 name:"RCUDeferredCallQueueWorld" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:10 world:36917 name:"vmx-mks:INV-CLG-ECMTST" (U)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:11 world:33338 name:"Tcpip4 wtask" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:12 world:34518 name:"dcbd" (U)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:13 world:36313 name:"vmm1:---servername removed ---" (V)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:14 world:33598 name:"helper56-0" (SH)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:15 world:33089 name:"memMapKernel-15" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:16 world:32937 name:"helper26-0" (SH)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:17 world:33284 name:"vmnic2-pollWorld-5" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:18 world:36675 name:"vmx-mks:---servername removed ---" (U)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:19 world:35796 name:"vmx" (U)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:20 world:32792 name:"SVGAConsole" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:21 world:33095 name:"memMapKernel-21" (S)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:22 world:36672 name:"vmm0:INV-CLG-PRT2" (V)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)pcpu:23 world:33235 name:"helper39-0" (SH)

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)@BlueScreen: PANIC bora/vmkernel/main/dlmalloc.c:4923 - Usage error in dlmalloc

2016-09-12T06:24:24.109Z cpu0:33371)Code start: 0x418013800000 VMK uptime: 14:00:33:45.665

2016-09-12T06:24:24.110Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bbb0:[0x418013877bea]PanicvPanicInt@vmkernel#nover+0x37e stack: 0x4390d2d9bc48

2016-09-12T06:24:24.110Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bc40:[0x418013877eb5]Panic_NoSave@vmkernel#nover+0x4d stack: 0x4390d2d9bca0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.110Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bca0:[0x41801382cb7a]DLM_free@vmkernel#nover+0x676 stack: 0x1

2016-09-12T06:24:24.110Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bcb0:[0x418013829cb1]Heap_Free@vmkernel#nover+0xb9 stack: 0x738cb3d

2016-09-12T06:24:24.111Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bd00:[0x4180143d660d]aac_fib_map_free@<None>#<None>+0x39 stack: 0x4304218a4000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.111Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bd10:[0x4180143d82e1]_aac_reset_adapter@<None>#<None>+0x179 stack: 0x4390d2d9bd70

2016-09-12T06:24:24.111Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bd70:[0x4180143d8923]aac_check_health@<None>#<None>+0x29f stack: 0x738b300

2016-09-12T06:24:24.112Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bdc0:[0x4180143d9160]aac_command_thread@<None>#<None>+0x754 stack: 0x4303adf71ce0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.112Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9beb0:[0x418013f60c70]kthread@com.vmware.driverAPI#9.2+0x158 stack: 0x0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.112Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bf40:[0x418013f5e37f]LinuxStartFunc@com.vmware.driverAPI#9.2+0x8f stack: 0x0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.112Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bf90:[0x41801389bfdb]vmkWorldFunc@vmkernel#nover+0x3b stack: 0x41801389bfd6

2016-09-12T06:24:24.113Z cpu0:33371)0x4390d2d9bfd0:[0x418013a14c1e]CpuSched_StartWorld@vmkernel#nover+0xa2 stack: 0x0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)base fs=0x0 gs=0x418040000000 Kgs=0x0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkernel             0x0 .data 0x0 .bss 0x0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)chardevs             0x418013db8000 .data 0x417fc0000000 .bss 0x417fc00003c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)user                 0x418013dbf000 .data 0x417fc0400000 .bss 0x417fc040f8c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vsanapi              0x418013e8e000 .data 0x417fc0800000 .bss 0x417fc0802480

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vsanbase             0x418013e96000 .data 0x417fc0c00000 .bss 0x417fc0c08540

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vprobe               0x418013ea3000 .data 0x417fc1000000 .bss 0x417fc100e540

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_mgmt          0x418013eec000 .data 0x417fc1400000 .bss 0x417fc1400180

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)procfs               0x418013ef1000 .data 0x417fc1800000 .bss 0x417fc1800240

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_2_0_0_mgmt_shim 0x418013ef4000 .data 0x417fc1c00000 .bss 0x417fc1c001a0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)iodm                 0x418013ef5000 .data 0x417fc2000000 .bss 0x417fc2000138

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_vmkernel_shim 0x418013ef9000 .data 0x417fc2400000 .bss 0x417fc2408a80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_2_0_0_vmkernel_shim 0x418013eff000 .data 0x417fc2800000 .bss 0x417fc280c800

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_vmkernel_shim 0x418013f05000 .data 0x417fc2c00000 .bss 0x417fc2c08100

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dma_mapper_iommu     0x418013f0b000 .data 0x417fc3000000 .bss 0x417fc3000080

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkplexer            0x418013f0e000 .data 0x417fc3400000 .bss 0x417fc3400260

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklinux_9           0x418013f12000 .data 0x417fc3800000 .bss 0x417fc3808ec0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklinux_9_2_0_0     0x418013fa7000 .data 0x417fc3c00000 .bss 0x417fc3c07e84

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklinux_9_2_1_0     0x418013faa000 .data 0x417fc4000000 .bss 0x417fc4007f98

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklinux_9_2_2_0     0x418013fad000 .data 0x417fc4400000 .bss 0x417fc4408798

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklinux_9_2_3_0     0x418013fb0000 .data 0x417fc4800000 .bss 0x417fc4808ad8

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)iscsi_trans          0x418013fb3000 .data 0x417fc4c00000 .bss 0x417fc4c01800

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)iscsi_trans_compat_shim 0x418013fbf000 .data 0x417fc5000000 .bss 0x417fc500096c

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)iscsi_trans_incompat_shim 0x418013fc0000 .data 0x417fc5400000 .bss 0x417fc54007e4

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)etherswitch          0x418013fc1000 .data 0x417fc5800000 .bss 0x417fc5814d80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)netsched             0x418014005000 .data 0x417fc5c00000 .bss 0x417fc5c03d40

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)netioc               0x418014014000 .data 0x417fc6000000 .bss 0x417fc60000a0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)random               0x41801401a000 .data 0x417fc6400000 .bss 0x417fc6400600

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cnic_register        0x41801401e000 .data 0x417fc6800000 .bss 0x417fc68001e0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ixgbe                0x418014020000 .data 0x417fc6c00000 .bss 0x417fc6c02240

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)igb                  0x418014059000 .data 0x417fc7000000 .bss 0x417fc7001a80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)usb                  0x418014083000 .data 0x417fc7400000 .bss 0x417fc7401680

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ehci-hcd             0x4180140a9000 .data 0x417fc7800000 .bss 0x417fc78002a0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)xhci                 0x4180140b5000 .data 0x417fc7c00000 .bss 0x417fc7c003a0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)hid                  0x4180140d4000 .data 0x417fc8000000 .bss 0x417fc80004e0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dm                   0x4180140da000 .data 0x417fc8400000 .bss 0x417fc8400000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)nmp                  0x4180140dd000 .data 0x417fc8800000 .bss 0x417fc8804010

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_satp_local       0x418014108000 .data 0x417fc8c00000 .bss 0x417fc8c00028

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_satp_default_aa  0x41801410a000 .data 0x417fc9000000 .bss 0x417fc9000000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_psp_lib          0x41801410c000 .data 0x417fc9400000 .bss 0x417fc9400290

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_psp_fixed        0x41801410e000 .data 0x417fc9800000 .bss 0x417fc9800000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_psp_rr           0x418014111000 .data 0x417fc9c00000 .bss 0x417fc9c00068

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmw_psp_mru          0x418014114000 .data 0x417fca000000 .bss 0x417fca000000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libata_92            0x418014116000 .data 0x417fca400000 .bss 0x417fca402660

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libata_9_2_0_0       0x41801413b000 .data 0x417fca800000 .bss 0x417fca801750

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libata_9_2_1_0       0x41801413c000 .data 0x417fcac00000 .bss 0x417fcac01750

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libata_9_2_2_0       0x41801413d000 .data 0x417fcb000000 .bss 0x417fcb001750

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)usb-storage          0x41801413e000 .data 0x417fcb400000 .bss 0x417fcb4049a0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)healthchk            0x41801414b000 .data 0x417fcb800000 .bss 0x417fcb812a40

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)teamcheck            0x418014161000 .data 0x417fcbc00000 .bss 0x417fcbc12f80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vlanmtucheck         0x418014174000 .data 0x417fcc000000 .bss 0x417fcc012c80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)heartbeat            0x418014189000 .data 0x417fcc400000 .bss 0x417fcc412e80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)shaper               0x41801419e000 .data 0x417fcc800000 .bss 0x417fcc814bc0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)lldp                 0x4180141b3000 .data 0x417fccc00000 .bss 0x417fccc00040

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cdp                  0x4180141b8000 .data 0x417fcd000000 .bss 0x417fcd0140c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ipfix                0x4180141d2000 .data 0x417fcd400000 .bss 0x417fcd4132c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)tcpip4               0x4180141e9000 .data 0x417fcd800000 .bss 0x417fcd818380

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dvsdev               0x418014344000 .data 0x417fcdc00000 .bss 0x417fcdc00040

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmci                 0x418014347000 .data 0x417fce000000 .bss 0x417fce0059c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dvfilter             0x41801436c000 .data 0x417fce400000 .bss 0x417fce400b00

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)lacp                 0x41801438d000 .data 0x417fce800000 .bss 0x417fce800180

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_2_0_0_dvfilter_shim 0x41801439a000 .data 0x417fcec00000 .bss 0x417fcec009f0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_dvfilter_shim 0x41801439b000 .data 0x417fcf000000 .bss 0x417fcf000930

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_dvfilter_shim 0x41801439c000 .data 0x417fcf400000 .bss 0x417fcf4009f0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfc_92             0x41801439d000 .data 0x417fcf800000 .bss 0x417fcf800540

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfcoe_92           0x4180143b8000 .data 0x417fcfc00000 .bss 0x417fcfc001e0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfc_9_2_0_0        0x4180143c1000 .data 0x417fd0000000 .bss 0x417fd0000868

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfcoe_9_2_0_0      0x4180143c2000 .data 0x417fd0400000 .bss 0x417fd04001f4

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfc_9_2_1_0        0x4180143c3000 .data 0x417fd0800000 .bss 0x417fd0800868

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)libfcoe_9_2_1_0      0x4180143c4000 .data 0x417fd0c00000 .bss 0x417fd0c001f4

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ahci                 0x4180143c5000 .data 0x417fd1000000 .bss 0x417fd1000420

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)aacraid              0x4180143cd000 .data 0x417fd1400000 .bss 0x417fd1401400

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)esxfw                0x4180143ea000 .data 0x417fd1800000 .bss 0x417fd1813980

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dvfilter-generic-fastpath 0x418014401000 .data 0x417fd1c00000 .bss 0x417fd1c13080

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkibft              0x41801441d000 .data 0x417fd2000000 .bss 0x417fd2003960

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkfbft              0x418014421000 .data 0x417fd2400000 .bss 0x417fd2402b20

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)lvmdriver            0x418014424000 .data 0x417fd2800000 .bss 0x417fd2803500

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)deltadisk            0x41801443e000 .data 0x417fd2c00000 .bss 0x417fd2c07e40

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vdfm                 0x418014475000 .data 0x417fd3000000 .bss 0x417fd30001c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)tracing              0x41801447a000 .data 0x417fd3400000 .bss 0x417fd3406380

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)rdt                  0x418014483000 .data 0x417fd4600000 .bss 0x417fd4605840

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vsanutil             0x4180144bf000 .data 0x417fd4a00000 .bss 0x417fd4a0a5c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)lsomcommon           0x4180144e8000 .data 0x417fd4e00000 .bss 0x417fd4e01960

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)plog                 0x418014529000 .data 0x417fd5200000 .bss 0x417fd5208470

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)gss                  0x4180145d6000 .data 0x417fd5600000 .bss 0x417fd5602ad8

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmfs3                0x4180145fc000 .data 0x417fd5a00000 .bss 0x417fd5a03b00

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)sunrpc               0x418014679000 .data 0x417fd5e00000 .bss 0x417fd5e03880

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)virsto               0x418014693000 .data 0x417fd6200000 .bss 0x417fd6200920

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)lsom                 0x418014705000 .data 0x417fd6600000 .bss 0x417fd660a980

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vfat                 0x4180147e1000 .data 0x417fd6a00000 .bss 0x417fd6a02800

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ufs                  0x4180147ec000 .data 0x417fd6e00000 .bss 0x417fd6e008c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)dvfg-igmp            0x4180147ff000 .data 0x417fd7200000 .bss 0x417fd7200208

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cmmds_net            0x418014805000 .data 0x417fd7600000 .bss 0x417fd7603740

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cmmds                0x418014819000 .data 0x417fd7a00000 .bss 0x417fd7a05e80

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cmmds_resolver       0x418014888000 .data 0x417fd7e00000 .bss 0x417fd7e00110

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vsan                 0x418014899000 .data 0x417fd8200000 .bss 0x417fd8217540

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmklink_mpi          0x4180149fa000 .data 0x417fd8600000 .bss 0x417fd86025c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)swapobj              0x418014a00000 .data 0x417fd8a00000 .bss 0x417fd8a03268

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)nfsclient            0x418014a09000 .data 0x417fd8e00000 .bss 0x417fd8e03ca0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)nfs41client          0x418014a24000 .data 0x417fd9200000 .bss 0x417fd9205600

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vflash               0x418014a88000 .data 0x417fd9600000 .bss 0x417fd9603700

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapei              0x418014a93000 .data 0x417fd9a00000 .bss 0x417fd9a00b20

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)procMisc             0x418014a9c000 .data 0x417fd9e00000 .bss 0x417fd9e00000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ipmi_msghandler      0x418014a9d000 .data 0x417fda200000 .bss 0x417fda2005e0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ipmi_si_drv          0x418014aa6000 .data 0x417fda600000 .bss 0x417fda600660

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ipmi_devintf         0x418014ab1000 .data 0x417fdaa00000 .bss 0x417fdaa00180

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_nmp_shim 0x418014ab4000 .data 0x417fdae00000 .bss 0x417fdae00ce8

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_nmp_shim 0x418014ab5000 .data 0x417fdb200000 .bss 0x417fdb200ce8

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_2_0_0_nmp_shim 0x418014ab6000 .data 0x417fdb600000 .bss 0x417fdb600d68

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_2_0_0_iscsi_shim 0x418014ab7000 .data 0x417fdba00000 .bss 0x417fdba00970

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_1_0_0_iscsi_shim 0x418014ab8000 .data 0x417fdbe00000 .bss 0x417fdbe00970

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkapi_v2_0_0_0_iscsi_shim 0x418014ab9000 .data 0x417fdc200000 .bss 0x417fdc200970

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vmkstatelogger       0x418014aba000 .data 0x417fdc600000 .bss 0x417fdc603840

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)hbr_filter           0x418014ae1000 .data 0x417fdca00000 .bss 0x417fdca002c0

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)ftcpt                0x418014b0d000 .data 0x417fdce00000 .bss 0x417fdce03000

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)svmmirror            0x418014b4b000 .data 0x417fdd200000 .bss 0x417fdd200100

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)cbt                  0x418014b58000 .data 0x417fdd600000 .bss 0x417fdd600080

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)migrate              0x418014b5c000 .data 0x417fdda00000 .bss 0x417fdda05100

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)filtmod              0x418014bc7000 .data 0x417fdde00000 .bss 0x417fdde03140

2016-09-12T06:24:24.116Z cpu0:33371)vfc                  0x418014bd5000 .data 0x417fde200000 .bss 0x417fde202c80

Coredump to disk.

2016-09-12T06:24:24.167Z cpu0:33371)Slot 1 of 1.

2016-09-12T06:24:24.167Z cpu0:33371)Dump: 2345: Using dump slot size 2684354560.

7.1 scale in/out with F5/Apache (no NSX)

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glad to see scale out/in made it back into vRA 7 :-)

if I use the action scale-out/in on a deployment it automatically adds/removes machines in the deployment (works fine). But how can I provide this information (scale direction, which machine will be added etc) to my orchestrator workflow, so I can configure my load balancer (i use my own workflows for netscaler/Restful as there are no plugins available). Currently I don't have NSX.

 

See the graphic here (F5, Apache!!!!)

Screen Shot 2016-08-26 at 11.40.40 AM

from: vRealize Automation 7.1 - What's New - VMware Cloud Management

VMware Console Resizing Bug

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Hello

 

I have a Problem with the Console, my Console is "cut" on every VM do anyone have a solution ?

same Problem on the Web Client.

 

Lg Krapfal

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