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Monday, July 18, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
VMware: Not using Fault-tolerance? Turn off FT to enable Cluster Compliance
http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1017714
To disable Fault Tolerance compliance checks:
- Right-click the cluster and click Edit Settings > VMware HA > Advanced Options.
- Enter das.includeFTcomplianceChecks in a blank field, and give it a value of false.
When this setting is applied, Fault Tolerance Compliance Checks are removed from the description under theProfile Compliance Tab for the cluster and is no longer a role during a Cluster Compliance check.
Note: To re-enable the checks, remove the das.includeFTcomplianceChecks option.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
To remove unused plug-in from vCenter use Managed Object Reference
Found at http://vcenterservername/mob
Logon with vSphere credentials;
Logon with vSphere credentials;
- Click on content, then
- Extension manager
- Find the plug-in which needs to be removed; for example, look for extensionList["VirtualCenter"], the parameter you need is just VirtualCenter
- Click UnregisterExtension, in the VALUE field, enter the name of the plug-in you wish (in this example it's VirtualCenter
- Click on Invoke Method (to remove plug-in
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