I am currently working on a virtualization project – deploying vSphere 5.0 on IBM H Chassis /w HX5 Blades. Each ESXi host is built on the HX5 scalable complex which stacks two physical HX5 Blade servers. The expected vmnic numbering should be: vmnic 0, 1, 18, 19 are 1G Broadcom Ethernet; vmnic 2, 3, 4, … Continue reading Inconsistent ESXi vmnic Numbering on HX5
RDM Causes ESXi Host Boot Delay
We have a bunch of ESXi 5.0 servers running on the same IBM hardware. Some of them only take about 2 minutes to boot up, but some need roughly 45 minutes to finish the boot process. I compared the differences of those hosts, the only difference that I can see is that the hosts with … Continue reading RDM Causes ESXi Host Boot Delay
vSphere 5.0 Install, Configure, Manage Training Day 1
I have been using VMware vSphere for many years, and always plan to get my certificate since VCP 3. Now eventually I get the chance to attend a 5 days’ training, and will take the VCP 5 exam after the training. In these 5 days, I will keep the notes in my blog for future … Continue reading vSphere 5.0 Install, Configure, Manage Training Day 1
VMware vSphere Storage Appliance (VSA)
vSphere Storage Applicance (VSA)is aimed at the SMB (Small and Mid-size Business) customers who may not be in a position to purchase a physical SAN or NAS array for their virtual infrastructure, and as a result, these customers do not have shared storage. VSA Overview
A Bite of Windows Azure
Windows Azure is Microsoft public cloud platform, on which users can quickly build, deploy and manage Windows/Linux virtual machines, applications and websites across a global network of Microsoft managed datacenters. Now let me take my first bite of it – build a Joomla website in the Azure cloud. First, register a Azure account. You will … Continue reading A Bite of Windows Azure