Get the iSCSI iqn of an ESX(i) using vSphere PowerCLI
In yesterday’s post I showed how to get the iSCSI iqn from an ESX(i) server using vSphere CLI from the vMA and from the root shell of ESX itself. Today it’s ...
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Get the iSCSI iqn of an ESX(i) using vSphere CLI
When you are trying to configure iSCSI of and ESX(i) server from the command line is clear that at some point you are going to need the iqn. Of course you ca...
EMC Symmetrix Timefinder survival guide
During a previous project I had the opportunity to work very closely with the EMC people and Symmetrix arrays, in fact I got a couple of very good friends fr...
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I really can not believe it but a year has passed since my first “Hello World!” post.
HP P4000: Setup a two-node cluster
This post will outline the necessary steps to create a standard (no-multisite) HP P4000 cluster with two nodes. Creating a two-node cluster is a very similar...