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When will we trespass with VNX ALUA?
In the early days a Clariion was a real active/passive array, meaning that one Storage Processor owns a LUN and the only way to reach the LUN is by using a path via de owning SP. When all paths to the … Continue reading
Posted in EMC VNX, VMware
Tagged 4, 64000, ALUA, assignment, asymmetric, clariion, cmi, failover, I/O, interface, IOPS, logical, messaging, mode, mpio, multipath, multipathing, non, non-optimal, optimal, owner, owning, path, powerpath, processor, sp, Storage, trespass, trespassing, Unit, VNX
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VMware Fusion & Host Only Private Network
I am using VMWare Fusion 4 on my MAC OS and I wanted to add a new VM which should only be available from my Macbook by using a Host Only Private Network. Besides this, I wanted to use it … Continue reading
HA Admission Control: Base VM reservation on percentage
When configuring HA Admission Control based on a percentage, do you ever look at the current failover capacity from the vCenter inventory? When you do, it is possible you also noticed that the current failover capacity does not reflect the … Continue reading
Posted in Powershell, VMware
Tagged admission, capacity, connect-vi, control, CPU, current, ESX, ESXi, failover, ha, hypervisor, inventory, Memory, percentage, powercli, powergui, powershell, reservation, reservations, script, scripting, shares, vcenter, VMware, vSphere
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