Everyday I talk to lot of vCloud Air customers, often I hear feedback vCloud Air UI is confusing. The confusion is two interfaces, which is vCloud Air portal and vCloud director portal According to me vCloud Air Portal is simple and quick vCloud Director Portal is advanced and
By default the VMs in vCloud Air doesn’t not connect to internet. We need to configure the SNAT/DNAT rules to allow the internet connectivity in both ways. Below is the procedure to allow internet access to a VM in vCloud Air OnDemand. Add Public IP –> Configure SNAT Rules –> Validate the Connectivity Add a Public IP
On Jan 20, 2015, VMware rolled out another version of Cloud service offering “vCloud Air On Demand”. This time VMware made the process very simple to access the service. Customers can use their credit cards to sign-up vCloud Air On Demand service(Pay-As-You-Go)(PAYG Model) and start their VMs in few clicks / minutes. As a promotion,
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In this post I tried consolidating all the VMware product’s log location for handy use. vCenter vCenter 6.0 vSphere Profile-Driven Storage Inventory service vSphere Web Client service vCenter Single Sign-On 5.1 vCenter Single Sign-On 5.5 VMware Converter vCloud Director vShield Manager vShield Edge vCloud Usage Meter vCloud Connector vCenter Operations vRealize Automation Suite 6.x vCenter Orchestrator
In this post, I tried listing down all commands that I use everyday for ESXi Troubleshooting. I have categorized the commands for easy accessibility. I find these commands are very useful when the ESXi host disconnected from vCenter and when not able to connect to vSphere Client. [toggle type=”first” title=”Virtual Machine Operations”] To get All