Chapter 1: Introduction What is wview? Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) is a free and open source terminal server for Linux that allows many people to simultaneously use the same computer. ![]() Postgresql Server Installation And Configuration Dhcp Sous WindowsVMware v. Center Server 5. Update 3 Release Notes. Updated on: 1. 0 MARCH 2. Center Server 5. 5 Update 3 . For more details see KB 2. Sphere Web Client includes significant performance improvements: The performance improvements include right- click menus that are visible and usable four times faster, other actions that are now at least 5. ![]() This puts v. Sphere Web Client on a par with the standalone VMware v. Sphere Client. Earlier Releases of v. Center Server 5. 5 Features and known issues of v. Center Server are described in the release notes for each release. Release notes for earlier releases of v. Center Server 5. 5 are: Internationalization. VMware v. Sphere 5. English. French. German. Japanese. Korean. Simplified Chinese. Traditional Chinese. Compatibility and Installation. ESXi, v. Center Server, and v. Sphere Web Client Version Compatibility. The VMware Product Interoperability Matrix provides details about the compatibility of current and earlier versions of VMware v. Postgresql Server Installation And Configuration Dhcp SwitchSphere components, including ESXi, VMware v. Center Server, the v. Sphere Web Client, and optional VMware products. Check the VMware Product Interoperability Matrix also for information about supported management and backup agents before you install ESXi or v. Center Server. You can install one or both clients by using the VMware v. Center. Read the following documentation: Upgrades for This Release. For instructions about upgrading v. Center Server, see the v. Sphere Upgrade documentation. Open Source Components for VMware v. Sphere 5. 5. The copyright statements and licenses applicable to the open source software components distributed in v. Sphere 5. 5 are available at http: //www. You can also download the source files for any GPL, LGPL, or other similar licenses that require the source code or modifications to source code to be made available for the most recent available release of v. Sphere. Product Support Noticesv. Sphere Web Client. Starting with v. Sphere 5. Update 2, Windows XP and Windows Vista are not supported as v. Sphere Client Operating System. You can find the complete list of operating system supported by v. Sphere Web Client in the VMware Compatibility Guide. Because Linux platforms are no longer supported by Adobe Flash, v. Sphere Web Client is not supported on the Linux OS. Third party browsers that add support for Adobe Flash on the Linux desktop OS might continue to function. VMware v. Center Server Appliance. In v. Sphere 5. 5, the VMware v. Center Server Appliance meets high- governance compliance standards through the enforcement of the DISA Security Technical Information Guidelines (STIG). Before you deploy VMware v. Center Server Appliance, see the VMware Hardened Virtual Appliance Operations Guide for information about the new security deployment standards and to ensure successful operations. Center Server database. I have read the man again. It seems to me that there are only two scenarios: IP address obtained from DHCP server, or IP statically set. For IP address obtained from. Install Zabbix server (Network Monitoring tool) on CentOS/RHEL 7/6/5. This guide will help you to step by step install zabbix server on linux system. Using a Cisco router as a DHCP server can simplify a network configuration by cetralizing DHCP services in a large network or decentralizing DHCP services to the. As part of the on-going VMware article series, earlier we discussed about VMware virtualization fundamentals, and how to install VMware Server 2. Beginning with v. Sphere 5. 5, all information about how to install and configure VMware Tools in v. Sphere is merged with the other v. Sphere documentation. For information about using VMware Tools in v. Sphere, see the v. Sphere documentation. Installing and Configuring VMware Tools is not relevant to v. Sphere 5. 5 and later. Sphere Data Protection. An error message similar to the following is displayed on the login screen. A program run as part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your support personnel or package vendor. The Identity Manager disables TLS certificate validation on secure LDAP connections. For more details see KB 2. This issue is resolved in this release. Unable to perform Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) login. Active directory users who have access to or are members of certain groups or Organization Units (OUs) that are restricted in the Active Directory are unable to do a Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) login. This issue is resolved in this release. Networking. Issues Power on operation of a v. App might fail The Power On operation of a v. App might fail when you Power off and Power on the v. App concurrently. The operation fails due to a race condition created between lot of deleting portgroup tasks (undeployment tasks) and reconfiguring VM tasks (deployment tasks) concurrently. An error message similar to the following is displayed: - Managed object of type . Security Issues The Likewise- open 6. Kerberos 5- 1. 1. Update to the Oracle (Sun) JREThe Oracle (Sun) JRE is updated to version 1. Messages such as Network. Redundancy. Lost. Alarm has duplicated messages in String= field. When you attempt to inflate the same file again it fails with an error message similar to the following: A specified parameter was not correct. The disk is not thin provisioned. This happens because the . NGC. This issue is resolved in this release. Virtual SAN VASA Provider might go offline even after a successful registration. Virtual SAN VASA Provider might go offline intermittently due to VASA Provider synchronization error. This synchronization error is caused due to an axis library fault not handling the Null Pointer Exception. An error similar to the following might be displayed: ERROR op. Id=SWI- 7. 24. 7a. Vasa. Provider. Impl - Exception during sync com. Vasa. Service. Exception: org. Axis. Fault: com. Wstx. IOException: Attempted read on closed stream. This issue is resolved in this release. The fix in this release reduces the rescan time and possibility of orphaned virtual machines. This issue is resolved in this release. Upgrade and Installation Issues The ESXi host with larger number of virtual machines might take a long time to go into maintenance mode. The v. Center Server migrates all powered off virtual machines one by one. When there are hundreds of powered off virtual machines on an ESXi host, the migrations can cause a delay in host maintenance mode operation by a few hours. This issue is resolved in this release. This issue might occur when the v. Center Server database tables increase in size due to orphaned data in the vpx. This fix will get deployed in the database environment only when the database is upgraded from an earlier release of v. Center Server 5. 5. Before upgrading to 5. Update 3, remove the orphaned data in the vpx. For more information see KB 2. If 5. 5. x is installed, see KB 2. KB 2. 05. 86. 70. This issue is resolved in this release. This issue is resolved in this release. Defined permissions behave differently in v. Sphere Client and Web Client Moving VMs between the folders is disabled in the Web Client when permission are defined only at the folder level and displays an error similar to the following: This action is not available for any of the selected objects at this time. This issue is resolved in this release. Related Events tab in v. Sphere Web Client displays an errorv. Sphere Web client does not display information about related tasks or events in the Related Events tab. It shows an error similar to the following: java. Double cannot be cast to java. Integer. This issue is resolved in this release. Attempting to modify storage policy fails in the v. Center Server appliance. Attempting to modify storage policy in the v. Center Server Appliance fails with an error similar to the following: Internal error ; has occurred error #1. This issue is resolved in this release. Connectee column fails to display the ESXi hostname of the vmnic. ESXi hostnames are not displayed with their virtual machine network adapters in the Connectee column in v. Sphere Web Client. This issue is resolved in this release. The Virtual. Center Server service (vpxd) causes service instability and fails if it encounters an unknown type of controller in a virtual machine. This issue is resolved in this release. For more information see KB 2. Japanese role names get corrupted in v. Sphere Client. Japanese role names get corrupted after isolating or joining v. Center Server instance from linked- mode group. It might also get corrupted after a major v. Center Server upgrade. This issue is resolved in this release. The vswp datastore is not displayed after reconfiguring a VMThe v. Sphere Client and Web Client stops displaying the vswp datastore for a virtual machine with custom vswp location. This issue occurs after you reconfigure a virtual machine. This issue is resolved in this release. VMware v. Sphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) might not send alert if DRS does not receive statistics from the host. The v. Center Client might fail to report host configuration issue even when DRS is not receiving statistics from the host. This issue is resolved in this release. Center Server fails when pending recommendations are applied. A cancel recommendation task might hit an expired recommendation which causes the v. Center Server to fail. This issue occurs because the recommendations might have been purged due to expiration or when the recommendation buffer is full. This issue is resolved in this release. Unable to login to v. Sphere Web Client. Attempts to login to the v. Sphere Web Client gets stuck at the message . This issue occurs due to unprotected access of the object in Generate. Answer. File. Template by multiple threads simultaneously. The vpxd log might contain a backtrace similar to the following: 2. T1. 7: 3. 4: 1. 3. This issue is resolved in this release. Expected values are not displayed for Not- Shared Storage and Used Storage counters in the VM summary page. Not- Shared Storage and Used Storage values are displayed incorrectly for virtual machines. The issue occurs when v. Center Server considers the unique size provided by host as shared size and derives the value for non- shared storage from it. An error message similar to the following is displayed if we try to access ESX Agent Manager Managed object browser. HTTP error 5. 03 Service Temporarily Unavailable. This issue is resolved in this release. SNMP alerts display IP as 0. VC IP address after upgrading to v. Center Server 5. 5 Update 2d. When using SNMP receiver to receive SNMP trap messages, the information from v. Center server appears to originate from an incorrect IP address 0. This issue occurs after upgrading the v. VMware v. Center Server 6. Update 2 Release Notes. This release of v. Center Server 6. 0 Update 2 delivers the following patches. See the VMware Patch Download Center for more information on downloading patches. Components of VMware v. Sphere 6. 0, including v. Center Server, ESXi, the v. Sphere Web Client, and the v. Sphere Client do not accept non- ASCII input. The VMware Product Interoperability Matrix provides details about the compatibility of current and earlier versions of VMware v. Sphere components, including ESXi, VMware v. Center Server, the v. Sphere Web Client, and optional VMware products. Check the VMware Product Interoperability Matrix also for information about supported management and backup agents before you install ESXi or v. Center Server. You can install the v. Sphere Client from the VMware v. Center autorun menu that is part of the modules ISO file. To view a list of processors, storage devices, SAN arrays, and I/O devices that are compatible with v. Sphere 6. 0, use the ESXi 6. VMware Compatibility Guide. To determine which devices are compatible with ESXi 6. ESXi 6. 0 information in the VMware Compatibility Guide. Some devices are deprecated and no longer supported on ESXi 6. During the upgrade process, the device driver is installed on the ESXi 6. The device driver might still function on ESXi 6. ESXi 6. 0. For a list of devices that are deprecated and no longer supported on ESXi 6. KB 2. 08. 79. 70. VMware now supports Cisco Nexus 1. V with v. Sphere 6. For more information about Cisco Nexus 1. V, see the Cisco Release Notes. As in previous v. Sphere releases, Cisco Nexus 1. V AVS mode is not supported. To determine which guest operating systems are compatible with v. Sphere 6. 0, use the ESXi 6. VMware Compatibility Guide. Virtual machines that are compatible with ESX 3. ESXi 6. 0. Virtual machines that are compatible with ESX 2. To use such virtual machines on ESXi 6. See the v. Sphere Upgrade documentation. Read the v. Sphere Installation and Setup documentation for guidance about installing and configuring ESXi and v. Center Server. Although the installations are straightforward, several subsequent configuration steps are essential. Read the following documentation: Also, read KB 2. Center Server. Although statements in the v. Sphere Installation and Setup documentation restrict you from attempting to backup and restore v. Center Server and v. Center Server Appliance deployments that use an external Platform Services Controller, you can perform this task by following the steps in KB 2. Center Server with embedded Platform Services Controller cannot be migrated automatically to v. Center Server with external Platform Services Controller. Testing of this migration utility is not complete. Before installing v. Center Server, determine your desired deployment option. If more than one v. Center Servers are required for replication setup, always deploy v. Center with external Platform Services Controller. For information about upgrading with third- party customizations, see the v. Sphere Upgrade documentation. For information about using Image Builder to make a custom ISO, see the v. Sphere Installation and Setup documentation. Sphere 6. 0 supports only processors available after June (third quarter) 2. Comparing the processors supported by v. Sphere 5. x, v. Sphere 6. During an installation or upgrade, the installer checks the compatibility of the host CPU with v. Sphere 6. 0. If your host hardware is not compatible, a purple screen appears with an incompatibility information message, and the v. Sphere 6. 0 installation process stops. You need to log in to your My VMware account. Then, from the Downloads menu, select v. Sphere. On the Open Source tab, you can also download the source files for any GPL, LGPL, or other similar licenses that require the source code or modifications to source code to be made available for the most recent available release of v. Sphere. The known issues are grouped as follows. New known issues documented in this release are highlighted as New Issue. If you uninstall v. Center Server, the embedded Postgre. SQL database is removed. If you uninstall v. Center Server from a Microsoft Windows virtual machine or physical host, the embedded Postgre. SQL database is also uninstalled and all the data stored in it is lost. Workaround: To prevent losing the data from your database, back up the Postgre. SQL database and then restore it. When you use a database server alias name to create a DSN, the installation of v. Center Server fails. When you use a database server alias name to create a DSN, the installation of v. Center Server with an external Microsoft SQL database fails. The following error appears during the installation of the inventory service: An error occurred while starting invsvc. Workaround: Use the IP address or the host name of the database server to create a DSN. If you use a user name that contains high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, you cannot install v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication. When you use a user name that contains native high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, the installation of v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication fails. An error appears while a security operation is performed. Workaround: Use a user name with ASCII characters only. If you use a password that contains high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, you cannot install v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication. When you use a password that contains native high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, the installation of v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication fails. An error appears while starting service invsvc. Workaround: Use password with ASCII characters only. When you set up v. Center Server to use an external database from the v. Center Server installer, you might not be able to select a system DSN When you configure v. Center Server to use an external SQL database from the v. Center Server installer, the system DSNs configured by using a SQL server driver are not displayed in the list of available DSNs. Workaround: When you configure a system DSN for the external SQL server database, use SQL Server Native Client. If you have uninstalled the IPv. VMware v. Center Server 6. If you have uninstalled the IPv. VMware v. Center Server 6. VMware. Afd. Service. The error messages that appear are: An error occurred while starting service 'VMware. Afd. Service'Failed to clean up VKS binaries, Error: 2 Please search these symptoms in the VMware Knowledge Base for any known issues and possible workarounds. If none can be found, please collect a support bundle and open a support request. Installation of component VCSService. Manager failed with error code '1. Check the logs for more details. Workaround: Before you install VMware v. Center Server 6. 0. IPv. 4 stack is installed. If the command netsh interface ipv. The request is not supported, the IPv. To reinstall the IPv. The v. Center Server installation or uninstallation process might fail or stop responding on Windows Server 2. R1 SP2. The Windows Installer on Windows Server 2. R1 SP2 has issues with handling multiple packages. Because of these issues the v. Center Server installation might stop responding, or if you attempt to install and uninstall v. Center Server a few times, the process might fail. Workaround: Apply the patch from Microsoft KB 9. Windows Installer issue. Attempts to uninstall the Platform Services Controller might fail. If you attempt to uninstall a Platform Services Controller that has one or more active associated v. Center Server instances, the operation might fail with an error message Setup Interrupted. There is no clear message stating that the issue occurs because of v. Center Server instances registered with the Platform Services Controller. Workaround: Repoint the v. Center Server to another Platform Services Controller in the same v. Sphere domain as the Platform Services Controller you intend to uninstall. Installation of v. Center Server might fail if the time skew between the machine on which you install v. Center Server and the Platform Services Controller is three minutes or morev. Center Server installation might fail if there is no time synchronization between the Platform Services Controller and the machine on which you install v. Center Server. Time difference of more than 3 seconds, the wizard displays the time difference in seconds. If the time skew is between 3 seconds and 2 minutes, a message informing you about the time difference is displayed. You can close the information dialog box and continue the installation. If the time skew is between 2 and 4 minutes, a message warning you about the wide margin time difference is displayed. If the time difference is more than 4 minutes, you cannot proceed with the installation. Workaround: If you see the warning message that the time difference is between 2 and 4 minutes, stop the v. Center Server installation and synchronize the clock of the machine on which you install v. Center Server with the clock of the Platform Services Controller. Run the v. Center Server installer again. Center Server installation fails if the system name input (FQDN or IP address) does not exactly match the Platform Services Controller input as FQDN/FQDN or IP/IPIf you use an FQDN or IP address when you install the Platform Services Controller, the v. Center Server input should match with the Platform Services Controller input. If you provided a FQDN during the Platform Services Controller installation, when you register v. Center Server with that Platform Services Controller, you must provide the FQDN of the Platform Services Controller. If you provided an IP address during the Platform Services Controller installation, when you register v. Center Server with that Platform Services Controller, you must provide the IP address of the Platform Services Controller. Otherwise, the v. Center Server installation fails on first boot. Workaround: Make sure that the v.
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