1) Remove the vSwitch and port group added by VMM. 2) Remove the attribute named ‘Cluster Invariant’ added by VMM in the VM summary tab. 3) Remove any roles added by VMM (including SCVMM in the name) in the role tab.
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Remove vCenter from SCVMM
To remove a VMware VirtualCenter server from VMM In Administration view of the VMM Administrator Console, click Virtualization Managers. In the results pane, select the VirtualCenter server that you want to remove. In the Actions pane, under Virtualization Manager, click Remove. In Host Group view, right click the host group that contained the vCenter cluster … Continue reading Remove vCenter from SCVMM
vSeminar 2011
It’s been a busy week for me, lots of things are on my to do list. However, I managed to save half day for the vSeminar 2011 that was hold in Sydney Convention and Exhibition Center Today. To my disappointment it is more about marketing and sales than technical stuffs. Anyway, it is always good … Continue reading vSeminar 2011
Five Silly VMware Administrator Mistakes
by Mike Nelson VMware administrator mistake No. 1: Virtual machine renames This mistake is a classic. In vCenter, it's very easy to rename virtual machines (VMs). Simply right-click on the guest object, select rename and type a new name. But that process just renames the object pointer in the vCenter database. The directories and files … Continue reading Five Silly VMware Administrator Mistakes
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