Here is the detail from one of those virtual machines:
Compatibility
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VMware Tools
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Here is the detail from one of those virtual machines:
Compatibility
[missing "en-us.vm.hardwareVersion..label" translation]
VMware Tools
[missing "en-us.vm.tools.installed." translation]
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what does this mean
Concurrent vMotion operations per VMFS volumes 128
vMotion operations per host (10 Gb/s network) 8
vMotion operations per datastore 128
Storage vMotion operations per host 2
Storage vMotion operations per datastore 8
In the vSphere web client
Actions > Compatibility > Upgrade VM Compatibility....
How old is this VM that it has the HW version set so low??
Here is a document talking about the hardware version upgrade: VMware Knowledge Base
Before you upgrade the virtual hardware:
Please consider marking this answer "correct" or "helpful" if you think your question have been answered correctly.
Upgrading a white-box can always be a hit, or miss.
Anyway, please follow the upgrade steps again until step 4, but replace the command with the one below, and post the output.
esxcli software profile install -d https://hostupdate.vmware.com/software/VUM/PRODUCTION/main/vmw-depot-index.xml -p ESXi-6.7.0-20180804001-standard --ok-to-remove --dry-run
Note: This command will not modify anything (--dry-run), but will show what's left over from the old installation.
André
What may be an option is https://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2012/06/how-to-copy-vms-directly-between-esxi.html
Hint: In case you want the target VMs being thin provisioned, insert the option --dm=thin behind the ovftool command.
André
hello everybody,
Using latest Esxi. But VMMachines time is not properly correct though I made those correct many times!
Do I have to make it correct from Esxi?
Thanks in Advance
Yes, you need to set the time properly within ESXi or use an NTP server as the source of clock sync.
At any given point of time, these many respective tasks can run at the maximum per object. For example, for a 10 GB vMotion network only 8 concurrent vMotion operations per host will be possible. The 9th one will be queued (though, on the client it says it has started) and the data copy will start only when one of the initial 8 tasks is completed.
Please consider marking this answer as "correct" or "helpful" if you think your questions have been answered.
Cheers,
Supreet
I tried version 4.2 and got the same error.
Hello diegodco31,
Thanks for your nice reply with screenshot.
I checked it in this way, the time is alright. But problem is with VMs, they keep changing time.
Thanks in Advance
it seems as if everyone who works with dynamicTypes will read this sooner or later. i have checked unhappyvra´s statement and this looks like the right answer.if i use the findForType method my deployed item does NOT show up in VRA. if i use the DynamicTypesManager.getObject method the deployed item DOES show up in vra. for those who are new to DynamicTypes, you have to bind the result of the DynamicTypesManager.getObject method to an out variable that represents the DynamicTypes Type you use. The following is a scriptable task that sets outitem to the result of the DynamicTypesManager.getObject method. outitem represents the DynamicTypes Type testItem in the namespace test.
testItem2= Server.findForType("DynamicTypes:test.testItem", "testFolder" + "/" + "testItem");
System.log("testItem2 : " + testItem2);
System.log("testItem2.id: " + testItem2.id);
testItem = DynamicTypesManager.getObject("test", "testItem", testItem2.id);
System.log("testItem2.id: " + testItem.id);
item=testItem;
outItem=testItem;
System.log ("testItem2 :" + testItem2);
System.log ("outItem :" + outItem);
System.log ("item :" + item);
finally a few links that helped me:
a good overview: https://www.vcoteam.info/articles/learn-vco/281-enabling-vcloud-
a detailed implementation: https://www.vcoteam.info/articles/learn-vco/323-how-to-create-a-microsoft-dns-dynamic-types-plug-in.html
t.
Run this command (windows). Check your ntp server is the esxi.
>net time
In the vSphere web client
Actions > Compatibility > Upgrade VM Compatibility....
Have a look at one of my screenshots above. This is unfortunately not an option, because the "Actions" button is grayed out.
How old is this VM that it has the HW version set so low??
I do not remember that. It was installed when ESXi 5.1 was the newest version, so most likely 2013. I have subsequently updated to ESXi 6.0 (through USB installation) without any problems whatsoever. I was also using the native Windows vSphere client app until today. Right now I have updated to 6.7 and problems appeared.
Here is a document talking about the hardware version upgrade: VMware Knowledge Base
Have a look at one of my screenshots above. This is unfortunately not an option, because the "Compatibility" button is grayed out.
Thank you.
Anyway, please follow the upgrade steps again until step 4, but replace the command with the one below, and post the output.
Thanks, here is the output:
Btw. some of those "VIBs Removed" may possibly be my test attempts that I have installed to make it work. I am just mentioning it so that we will not stuck on them while thinking that this is the actual problem (e.g. xAHCI from front.de, locker tools).
What about vmfs not being upgraded issue? Perhaps I should do that manually using SSH command.
[root@ESXi:~] esxcli storage vmfs upgrade -l Datastore
Cannot find VMFS volume with label Datastore
[root@ESXi:~] esxcli storage core path list
sata.vmhba64-sata.0:0-naa.50014ee6567fa232
UID: sata.vmhba64-sata.0:0-naa.50014ee6567fa232
Runtime Name: vmhba64:C0:T0:L0
Device: naa.50014ee6567fa232
Device Display Name: Local ATA Disk (naa.50014ee6567fa232)
Adapter: vmhba64
Channel: 0
Target: 0
LUN: 0
Plugin: NMP
State: active
Transport: sata
Adapter Identifier: sata.vmhba64
Target Identifier: sata.0:0
Adapter Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Target Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Maximum IO Size: 32768
sata.vmhba0-sata.0:0-naa.50014ee260e467d1
UID: sata.vmhba0-sata.0:0-naa.50014ee260e467d1
Runtime Name: vmhba0:C0:T0:L0
Device: naa.50014ee260e467d1
Device Display Name: Local ATA Disk (naa.50014ee260e467d1)
Adapter: vmhba0
Channel: 0
Target: 0
LUN: 0
Plugin: NMP
State: active
Transport: sata
Adapter Identifier: sata.vmhba0
Target Identifier: sata.0:0
Adapter Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Target Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Maximum IO Size: 32768
sata.vmhba1-sata.0:0-naa.5000c5004f06c948
UID: sata.vmhba1-sata.0:0-naa.5000c5004f06c948
Runtime Name: vmhba1:C0:T0:L0
Device: naa.5000c5004f06c948
Device Display Name: Local ATA Disk (naa.5000c5004f06c948)
Adapter: vmhba1
Channel: 0
Target: 0
LUN: 0
Plugin: NMP
State: active
Transport: sata
Adapter Identifier: sata.vmhba1
Target Identifier: sata.0:0
Adapter Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Target Transport Details: Unavailable or path is unclaimed
Maximum IO Size: 32768
Here is the core devices list command output:
Thank you for all of your help!!!!!!!