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Veeam Backup & Replication fails: Unable to release guest

Veeam Backup & Replication fails: Unable to release guest

September 18, 2012 · by dave.webb · in 3rd Party Applications, Backups, ESX

I am using Veeam Backup & Replication to backup several servers on a small ESX 4.1 cluster.  Until recently all has been well and the backups have succeeded every night, but now it fails when trying to backup one of…

A general system error occurred: unable to save the snapshot file

June 6, 2012 · by dave.webb · in ESXi, Troubleshooting

For the last hour or so I have been attempting to take a VM snapshot on my ESXi 5 host at home but keep encountering the f0llowing error: A general system error occurred: unable to save the snapshot file I have…

Using ManageEngine OpManager to monitor a VMware ESX server

Using ManageEngine OpManager to monitor a VMware ESX server

May 29, 2012 · by dave.webb · in 3rd Party Applications, Maintenance, Troubleshooting

OpManager is a fantastic product by ManageEngine that offers complete, end-to-end monitoring for routers, switches, servers, printers and so much more.  Today I am adding some new ESX hosts that require monitoring. Before adding ESX or ESXi hosts I have…

Configure networking for vMotion and Fault Tolerance

Configure networking for vMotion and Fault Tolerance

April 1, 2012 · by dave.webb · in ESX, Networking

I have 3 ESX servers in a cluster and, for performance reasons, have decided to add a dual port NIC to each server dedicated to Fault Tolerance and vMotion traffic. The steps below outline how I configured the networking. To…

Installing an offline driver package using the vSphere CLI

March 24, 2012 · by dave.webb · in ESX, Networking, Tips and Tricks

I have purchased new Intel NICs for my ESX servers so that I can separate the networking for vMotion and Fault Tolerance.  However, the drivers are not included in ESX so I need to install them. Once I’d located and…

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