Posted on August 5, 2009 - by martin
VMware converter: remove hidden networkcard (nic)
If you convert a physical machine to a virtual machine you’ll probably give it the same ip as it used to have. But when you try to modify the ip address in the TCP/IP settings of your vmware nic you’ll get the error that there is an existing NIC with the same IP address settings. [...]
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VMware is the king when it comes to virtualization.
Windows PowerShell has received huge accolades as an extremely powerful tool for automation of IT tasks.
These two technologies make a lot of sense together, and VMware is now making that happen with the release of their VI Toolkit for Windows.
ESXi
VMware converter: remove hidden networkcard (nic)
If you convert a physical machine to a virtual machine you’ll probably give it the same ip as it used to have. But when you try to modify the ip address in the TCP/IP settings of your vmware nic you’ll get the error that there is an existing NIC with the same IP address settings. [...]
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The correct time is essential to your ESXi server, you will need it for a variety of reasons (syslog, iscsi authentication and Security) and your Virtual Clients.
A NTP server is the right service for job. It’s allready builtin, you just need to enable it.
