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Making the loglevel to WARNING for all ESXi Services

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Hi,

 

Is there any way of changing all logs to WARNING level instead of the VERBOSE. I have tried advanced software configuration and it did not work.

 

So I tried the following,

 

http://www.getshifting.com/wiki/syslogesxi#hostd

 

This worked fine for most logs. However, the vmkernel messages are still set as default logging level - verbose??. I would like to know if there anyway of filtering this before sending it to the syslog server. Our syslog server is "so" overloaded with messages that it defeats the purpose.

 

Was/Is there esxcli kernelog cmd such as,

 

esxcli system kernellog setlevel --level

 

Following are some information from our server.

 

/etc/vmsyslog.conf.d # esxcli system syslog config get

   Default Network Retry Timeout: 180

   Local Log Output: /scratch/log

   Local Log Output Is Configured: false

   Local Log Output Is Persistent: false

   Local Logging Default Rotation Size: 1024

   Local Logging Default Rotations: 8

   Log To Unique Subdirectory: false

   Remote Host: udp://x.x.x.x:514

 

/etc/vmsyslog.conf.d # esxcli system version get

   Product: VMware ESXi

   Version: 5.5.0

   Build: Releasebuild-1746018

   Update: 1

 

/etc/vmsyslog.conf.d # esxcli system syslog config logger list

   Description: Host Agent Probe

   Destination: hostd-probe.log

   ID: hostd-probe

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: vmkernel warnings and sysalerts (vmkwarning)

   Destination: vmkwarning.log

   ID: vmkwarning

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Vprobe output

   Destination: vprobe.log

   ID: vprobe

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Object Store Filesystem Daemon logs

   Destination: osfsd.log

   ID: osfsd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Vmkernel Device Manager logs

   Destination: vmkdevmgr.log

   ID: vmkdevmgr

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: SwapObj Daemon logs

   Destination: swapobjd.log

   ID: swapobjd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: lacp logs

   Destination: lacp.log

   ID: lacp

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: vmkernel logs

   Destination: vmkernel.log

   ID: vmkernel

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Authentication logs

   Destination: auth.log

   ID: auth

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Storage DRS device injector log

   Destination: sdrsinjector.log

   ID: sdrsInjector

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: vmkeventd related logs

   Destination: vmkeventd.log

   ID: vmkeventd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Vsan Vasa Provider Daemon logs

   Destination: vsanvpd.log

   ID: vsanSoapServer

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Vprobed logs

   Destination: vprobed.log

   ID: vprobed

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Rhttpproxy logs

   Destination: rhttpproxy.log

   ID: rhttpproxy

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Storage I/O Control log

   Destination: storagerm.log

   ID: storageRM

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Log heartbeats (vmksummary)

   Destination: vmksummary.log

   ID: vmksummary

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: VMware AMQP daemon log

   Destination: vmamqpd.log

   ID: vmamqpd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Default syslog catch-all

   Destination: syslog.log

   ID: syslog

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: VMware Authorization daemon logs

   Destination: vmauthd.log

   ID: vmauthd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Host Profile trace logs

   Destination: hostprofiletrace.log

   ID: hostprofiletrace

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: esxupdate logs

   Destination: esxupdate.log

   ID: esxupdate

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: ESX shell logs

   Destination: shell.log

   ID: shell

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: CLOMD logs

   Destination: clomd.log

   ID: clomd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: USB related logs

   Destination: usb.log

   ID: usb

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Vobd logs

   Destination: vobd.log

   ID: vobd

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: DHCP client logs

   Destination: dhclient.log

   ID: dhclient

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: X.Org Xserver

   Destination: Xorg.log

   ID: Xorg

   Rotation Size: 1024

   Rotations: 8

 

 

   Description: Fdm logs

   Destination: fdm.log

   ID: fdm

   Rotation Size: 5120

   Rotations: 10

 

 

   Description: Vpxa logs

   Destination: vpxa.log

   ID: vpxa

   Rotation Size: 5120

   Rotations: 20

 

 

   Description: Hostd logs

   Destination: hostd.log

   ID: hostd

   Rotation Size: 10240

   Rotations: 10

 

 

Thanks.


Cannot find/access Open-VMConsoleWindow with PowerCLI 5.5 R1

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Hi,

 

I cant seem to find the Open-VMConsoleWindow cmdlet in PowerCLI 5.5 R1. The cmdlet doesnt show in the "Get-Command -Module VM*" (see attached) and error when I try to call it.

 

What am i doing wrong?

 

Cheers

 

Chris

Re: Cannot find/access Open-VMConsoleWindow with PowerCLI 5.5 R1

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Hello, dutchyis007-

 

Looks like you are not quite at 5.5r1, but rather at 5.1r1 (per the WindowTitle on your PowerShell session).  To be sure, you could check the output of Get-PowerCLIVersion, but, unless you intentionally set the WindowTitle to not reflect that actual PowerCLI version, I'd say that we can trust that value.

 

So, just grab the 5.5r1 (or, 5.5r2, which is the latest) version of PowerCLI, and you should then be able to Open-VMConsoleWindow like a champ.  That do it?

Re: Making the loglevel to WARNING for all ESXi Services

Re: SSMOVE making Thin disks Thick again

Re: Cannot find/access Open-VMConsoleWindow with PowerCLI 5.5 R1

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Thanks mate, there was a difference between the title and installed version. I've installed 5.5r2 and all is working great.

 

Thanks for you help

 

Cheers

 

Chris

Re: about AD and DNS requirement in vCenter server installation

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Thank u bro, I am already heading DNS and AD in windows. But I am not a windows guy, I do not even use windows in my clients. So I used to avoid them. I can use BIND for DNS and LDAP instead of AD in linux. I can make BIND well but LDAP is strange to me. Besides linux takes a lot of troubleshooting to implement. So I was messing around with Directory service and FQDN long ago. Now you gave me more knowledge with AD Domain and FQDN. I have to submit the windows for a while.

 

Thank you so much, you swept my doubts away. I'm just a newbie.

Re: Custom Dashboard XML files Creation

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Thanks Mark... I will try it out and let you know...


Daily Peak Super Metric for 30 days

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Hello All,

 

Is there any possibility to get the daily Peak value of Memory and CPU for a VM for a month period?

 

Thanks in Advance

 

Prakee

Powercli Script - Custom Dashboard Integration

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Hello All,

 

Is there any possibility to get the powercli script output on vcops custom dashboard?if so please help me in the procedure on integrating them...

 

Thanks in Advance

Prakee

Re: Done with VMWARE

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Generally sluggishness. Must reboot the guest after it has been setting idle for a few hours, because it freezes. Windows 7 x64 Guest and Mac mini i7 16 GB host. VMWare Fusion 6.0.3

Re: Find inactive VMs

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Hi LucD,

 

I checked, under Windows Logs- Security

 

I can see the login info..

 

SO can u guide which powercli can pull this ?

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

 

 

 

Re: Append output file with vCenter name and date

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getting the below error when I am executing the script

 

Exception calling "SaveAs" with "1" argument(s): "The file could not be accessed

Make sure the specified folder exists.

Make sure the folder that contains the file is not read-only.

Make sure the file name does not contain any of the following characters:  <  >

Make sure the file/path name doesn't contain more than 218 characters."

At C:\Aravind\Scripts\Excel-Report.ps1:241 char:1

+ $workbook.SaveAs("C:\Aravind\Scripts\$vcenter-$date.xls")

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [], MethodInvocationException

    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ComMethodTargetInvocation

Accessing web server running in VMWare Fusion (Windows 7)

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Hi:

 

I have an old asp application running on Windows 7 IIS server running in VMWare Fusion on my Macbook. It works fine if accessing via http://localhost on the windows side in Fusion.  How do I access it from other machines on the network? I generally haven't done anything with network access to the windows side. I tried using the same IP the Mac is showing, which is 192.168.0.xxx, which doesn't work. On the Windows OS side it has the IP address 192.168.216.xxx which I think is just a fake one to communicate with the Macbook side of things.

 

Which URL to use? An extra VMWare Fusion configuration necessary?

 

Thanks!

Re: NTP Stopped

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thanks, but i thinks audit logs will come under slightly different timing for NTP and manual. Isnt?


Re: Cannot install any VMware Workstation

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Already did both of those when i started having the problem been through most of the troubleshooting pages on there to do with the installation and uninstallation and such checked other forums but none have worked so far

Re: Built in and custom Accounts Information

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Hi,

 

By default we have few roles in vcenter

 

Home ----

               Administration-----

                                            Roles ---

 

you can find default roles

 

Roles and permissions.JPG

 

 

 

In the belwo KB link .

 

First you can take clone of virtual machine power user  role in to customize name . then follow the steps on by one in the given KB link .

 

VMware KB: Creating a role and assigning virtual machine creation and management privileges to a Domain or Local Use…

 

 

VMware vSphere 4 - ESX and vCenter Server

 

Note: create dummy user check .

 

regards

Brows

Re: Esxi 5.1 Host Password Management

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thanks, the licenses we have now are

vCenter Server 5 Standard

vsphere 5 Enterprise

vsphere 5 standard

 

above information retrieved from vmware account. but i have seen vsphere 4 & 5 enterprse plus licensing from vSphere Client. please advice is there any difference, from where we can get active licenses of system.

in case vsphere cleint information is accurate then i think we can use host files.

Re: Esxi 5.1 and 4.1 Version

Re: VMware vSphere Essentials Kit for 3 hosts - questions about licensing

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Perfect! Both help me a lot. Thank you.

 

 

Best regards

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