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Maintenance Mode on VSAN
Any maintenance activity on ESXi host running VSAN, the first thing you will want to do is to place the host into Maintenance Mode. If…
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How to move vSAN Datastore into a Folder?
vSphere Folders are commonly used by administrators for organizational purposes and/or permission delegation. When the customer tried to move their vSAN datastore into a folder using…
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Storage and Availability Technical Documents from Vmware
This was something I came across accidentally so thought it may be worth a very brief post about as I found some amazing contents there.…
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Confirming connectivity to a TCP port with telnet
While the ping command confirms connectivity, it does not necessarily mean that all TCP ports on the remote host can be reached. It is possible for a…
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How Does vMotion Works?
If you need to take a host offline for maintenance, you can move the virtual machine to another host. Migration with vMotion™ allows virtual machine…
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VADP overview
VMware vSphere Storage APIs – Data Protection is the next generation of VMware’s data protection framework originally introduced in vSphere 4.0 that enables backup products…
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All about DRS
VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Schedule (DRS) is the resource scheduling and load balancing solution for vSphere. DRS works on a cluster of ESXi hosts and…
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What is VMware .vSphere-HA folder for?
If you’re running VMware vSphere High Availability (HA) cluster, you have certainly noticed a folder named “.vSphere-HA” on several of your shared datastores. What is VMware .vSphere-HA…
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