Reading Time: 5 minutesHow to Restore NSX Manager from Backup is an article that explains the process of restoring the NSX Manager from a valid backup. Backup… Backup… Backup… this is an important subject that always we are talking about. In a practical way, few people really are careful about this. For the NSX-T environment, doing NSX Manager…
Reading Time: 3 minutesInstall VMware PowerCLI Offline is an article that explains all procedures to install the VMware PowerCLI from the Offline package. Basically, VMware PowerCLI is a command-line and scripting tool built on PowerShell and provides more than 7000 cmdlets for managing and automating VMware vSphere, VMware Cloud Director, vRealize Operations Manager, vSAN, VMware NSX-T, VMware Cloud…
Reading Time: 6 minutesVM Snapshots Basics is an article that explains what is a VM snapshot and how it works in a vSphere Environment. What is a Snapshot? Basically, a Snapshot is a function that can be used to maintain or preserve the state and data of a virtual machine at a specific point in time (PIT): A…
Reading Time: 6 minutesUsing the vim-cmd Tool is an article that explains some useful commands with the tool vim-cmd for troubleshooting hosts and VMs in your virtual environment. Basically, the VMware Infrastructure Management command (vim-cmd) is a CLI (Command Line Interface) tool for managing ESXi hosts and their VMs from the command line. Some important things about this…
Reading Time: 4 minutesBenchmarking between LSI SAS x PVSCSI Controller is an article that shows a simple performance comparison between LSI SAS x VMware Paravirtual Controller. So, we have an article that explains how to change the disk controller from the LSI SAS SCSI controller to the VMware Paravirtual controller. If you need to check more details about…
Reading Time: 5 minutesHow to change a virtual SCSI controller for a VM is an article that explains how to change an LSI Logic SAS SCSI disk controller to a VMware Paravirtual disk controller. About LSI Logic SAS SCSI Controller By default, when you create your VM (Virtual Machine) in a vSphere environment, the default disk controller probably…