I don't want to say it is impossible (Nothing is impossible).. But I highly don' think you can do that.. Connecting the T1 to the T0 NSX auto plumbs an Overlay between them.. So to control the traffic between two different T!'s, best to use the DFW, is much more efficient. are dropped at the source filter and does not have to go across the wire to later be dropped by an Edge Node (which could introduce Hair-pinning depending on the locations of the source and Destination VM's. Thanks for watching and have a good one..
nice video and training , i have an issue with vsphere 7 custer unable to do vmotion and end up with an error "the action is not available for any of the slected objects at this time" please support on the fix ways
Sounds like an issue with vCenter Server thinking there is some sort of outstanding task running. First I would do a few things. 1. Try a different browser / different station to do the vMotin from - In case it is a browser issue. 2. Does this error occur if you try to vMotion others vm's and VM's on other hosts? 3. Check the health of the cpu/mem/databse on the vCenter server using the vCenter Serve Management interface (port 5480). 4. All else fails I would shutdown vCenter server and powr it back up (make sure you do a clean shutdown and don;t just power it off).. Keep us posted.
so, please accept my apologies if you cover this in another video (haven't watched them all yet), but is there a way to 'simulate' an ESX failure without having to power down a box to visibly observe your servers vmotioning to another ESXi host? Great work on the vids!
IF you want to test HA you could try stopping the HA agent on the host (FDM.) Don't get vMotion and HA mixed up, they are two different things. When a host fails, the VM is NOT vMotioned, it is restarted so there is an outage.. Here is a video on HA you may find interesting.,. th-cam.com/video/p5H06ND7XbM/w-d-xo.html Here is a link for stopping the agent. knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/340206/stopping-the-vmwarefdm-service-on-an-esx.html Have a good one
Yes you can.. The trick is you must select multiple VM's at the same time. How do you do that? there are a few ways, but one way is, in the Host and Clusters View Select your Cluster or ESXi host, in the right panel select the "VMs" tab.. From there you will have a list of VM's. You can then select multiple vm's and right click and perform various actions like vMotion in batch mode. Hope this helps and have a good one.
So easy to understand the subjet. Keep going.
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I don't want to say it is impossible (Nothing is impossible).. But I highly don' think you can do that.. Connecting the T1 to the T0 NSX auto plumbs an Overlay between them.. So to control the traffic between two different T!'s, best to use the DFW, is much more efficient. are dropped at the source filter and does not have to go across the wire to later be dropped by an Edge Node (which could introduce Hair-pinning depending on the locations of the source and Destination VM's. Thanks for watching and have a good one..
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Working on Federation right now and Multi site DR,, Hoping to have it done very soon..
nice video and training , i have an issue with vsphere 7 custer unable to do vmotion and end up with an error "the action is not available for any of the slected objects at this time" please support on the fix ways
Sounds like an issue with vCenter Server thinking there is some sort of outstanding task running. First I would do a few things.
1. Try a different browser / different station to do the vMotin from - In case it is a browser issue.
2. Does this error occur if you try to vMotion others vm's and VM's on other hosts?
3. Check the health of the cpu/mem/databse on the vCenter server using the vCenter Serve Management interface (port 5480).
4. All else fails I would shutdown vCenter server and powr it back up (make sure you do a clean shutdown and don;t just power it off)..
Keep us posted.
so, please accept my apologies if you cover this in another video (haven't watched them all yet), but is there a way to 'simulate' an ESX failure without having to power down a box to visibly observe your servers vmotioning to another ESXi host? Great work on the vids!
IF you want to test HA you could try stopping the HA agent on the host (FDM.) Don't get vMotion and HA mixed up, they are two different things. When a host fails, the VM is NOT vMotioned, it is restarted so there is an outage..
Here is a video on HA you may find interesting.,.
th-cam.com/video/p5H06ND7XbM/w-d-xo.html
Here is a link for stopping the agent.
knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/340206/stopping-the-vmwarefdm-service-on-an-esx.html
Have a good one
Is there a way to do a bulk migration of vMotion?
Yes you can.. The trick is you must select multiple VM's at the same time. How do you do that? there are a few ways, but one way is, in the Host and Clusters View Select your Cluster or ESXi host, in the right panel select the "VMs" tab.. From there you will have a list of VM's. You can then select multiple vm's and right click and perform various actions like vMotion in batch mode. Hope this helps and have a good one.
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Thanks.. Oooops// Misssed that in editing. :) just fixed it, but may take a bit of time to update. LMAO.. Have a good one..