ESXi console login / root access
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- Oct, 05, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
- vmware
– Je kan WEL inloggen op de ‘service console’ of hoe heet dat, zelfs remote.
Het is alleen niet gesupport door VMware. Truuk: <ALT-F1> om naar de 1e VC
te gaan, dan (zonder prompt) ‘unsupported’ intikken, dan het root wachtwoord
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esx console problem, can not connect
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- Oct, 05, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
- vmware
– ssh to your ESX box
– add the following to /etc/vmware/config:
vmauthd.server.alwaysProxy=TRUE
Changing ESX Service Console memory
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- Oct, 05, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
- vmware
During default ESX installation, Service Console will be allocated 272MB of memory. Most of time, it is sufficient. However, if you have third party software installed in Service Console, or you have a powerful server (like Sun Fire x4600, with 8 Dual core CPU, 64GB memory) that can support more than 50 vCPUs, I strongly suggest to change the Service Console memory to 512MB. In ESX 2.x, VMware suggested 512MB should be used to support more than 32 vCPUs. Since ESX 3.x has a much more effect method to manage its memory, it runs 50 to 60 vCPUs without any problems with 512MB. If you have other third party software in the Service Console, you might want to increase to more than 512MB.
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