Cleanup logs on vCenter Server
Marc Roeleveld This page contains a few quick notes on how to cleanup old log files on a vCenter Server. First, we have identified that the Log disk is full by logging…
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VMware Cloud on AWS with FSx for NetApp ONTAP
Arjen Kloosterman VMware Cloud on AWS is becoming a more and more popular choice to host VMware workloads in the Cloud. It is a VMware managed environment based on a SDDC solution…
Horizon DaaS – Unable to connect to Desktop
Sander van Gelderen A user can get a message like “Loading Failed“ (Unable to Connect to Desktop). In most cases you will check if the user: If non of the basic steps will…
VMware vSphere+
In this blog post I will give a short introduction into VMware vSphere+. At the end of the blog I included some links to more information on VMware vShpere+ On-promises…
VMFS versus NFS datastores
Today I want to talk a bit about VMFS versus NFS datastores. There are more options available to you to chose from like vVol’s on which I wrote a blog…
vSphere VAAI – What is it?
So today I want to talk a little bit about VMware vSphere API’s and specifically VAAI or VMware vSphere Api Array Integration. In this blog I will try to answer…
Import-VApp An error occurred while sending the request
Something to remember, because in the end it looks so simple 😉 I tried to import a OVA from a unified access gateway (UAG). But it failed with these error…
ESXi on Raspberry PI
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…
VMware PowerCLI vGPU capacity
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…
VMware PowerCLI vGPU overview
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…