As the title of this documents says, this document describes how to convert a vmware virtual machine to xenserver virtual machine. Although so far this procedure hasn’t fail, please use this procedure on your own risk. 1. Install quemu on the vmware Server or another Linux machine (on debian based distribution use apt-get install qemu-utils, … Continue reading How to convert a vmware linux virtual machine to xenserver virtual machine →
This document describes what do you need to do when page of VMware Infrastructure Web Access stuck to Loading… and nothing appears in your browser. 1. Edit /etc/vmware/webAccess/proxy.properties [codesyntax lang=”bash”] vim /etc/vmware/webAccess/proxy.properties :%s/proxy.noCache = false/proxy.noCache = true :wq [/codesyntax] 2. Restart the vmware-mgmt service: [codesyntax lang=”bash”] /etc/init.d/vmware-mgmt restart [/codesyntax]
To export just leave the filename blank as in this example: [codesyntax lang=”bash”] xe vm-export vm=VM-UUID filename= | gzip -c > /mnt/vm.xva.gz [/codesyntax] To import use /dev/stdin as filename: [codesyntax lang=”bash”] gunzip -c /mnt/vm.xva.gz | xe vm-import sr-uuid=SR-UUID filename=/dev/stdin [/codesyntax]
In case of the 2GB split disk format, your virtual disk consists of multiple data files (e.g. <vmname>-sNNN.vmdk) and one header/descriptor file (<vmname>.vmdk) which describes the virtual disk. In the vmware-vdiskmanager command, it’s only the header/descriptor vmdk which you need to supply as the source virtual disk. Convert to a pre-allocated disk.[codesyntax lang=”bash”] vmware-vdiskmanager -r … Continue reading Vmware: How do you merge multiple 2GB disk files to single vmdk file →
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