by Arjen Kloosterman | Oct 23, 2020 | Blog posts
VMware has released a fling* to run ESXi on ARM. Nice right? I am now able to run ESXi on my Raspberry Pi.How cool would it be if I could show you all how to install ESXi on my Pi? Pretty cool I guess, However I just noticed that SD card of my Pi died so therefore I... 
by Sander van Gelderen | Oct 2, 2020 | Blog posts
With a tenant migration (step 6 in rundeck) to DaaS 9 it could fail with message:DaasError: ‘Tenant migration failed in TA_MIGRATING phase with error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Guest process exited unexpectedly: 1’ This message does not give you the... by Sander van Gelderen | Sep 30, 2020 | Blog posts
We upgraded one of our DaaS tenant to DaaS 9 (20.2) and used the “Launch Console” option to test the “new” option. (It was there already but known as HACA) Unfortunately we got an error message “HTTP ERROR 404” when trying to... 
by Marc Roeleveld | Aug 7, 2020 | Blog posts
Today I tried to install a new ESXi 7.0 server for my homelab and I bumped into an issue with NTP.I wanted to make sure this is really a bug, so I’ve used three different ISO’s to install ESXi: (same result)... 
by Sander van Gelderen | Jul 2, 2020 | Blog posts, PowerCLI, PowerShell
In my previous blog I (re)created of extend a existing PowerCLI function that showed an overview of the user vGPU resources. If not you can read it here: https://www.vblog.nl/vmware-powercli-vgpu-overview/ Like I mentioned in the previous blog. My goal was to create a... 
by Sander van Gelderen | Jun 26, 2020 | Blog posts, PowerCLI, PowerShell
I was looking for a script that could give a overview of all my VDI using a vGPU. I found one here https://powercli.ideas.aha.io/ideas/PCLI-I-51, but this function was not enough for me. So I used some parts from this script and added some extra information to it. The... 
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