I'm not sure how you'll be able to do a QTP version since it runs on the
host but you're the script magician. I just marvel at the
magic... Actually, looking at the script, he documents it well so
it's easy to follow. The ESX version isn't all that well
documented.
I threw up an overview of t
I see that. Judging by the last modified date on serverVCB.sh I
would say probably not.
While the enhancements aren't deal breakers,
the logging and dryrun certainly look interesting...
> Phil,
looks like the upstream script has been enhanced recently:
>
http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8
Yep, I'll take care of it.
> Looks nice to me as well. Phil,
will you get this on the wiki page? I'll
> have a look at the
script in detail later.
>
> Phil Leinhauser wrote:
>> Good catch! I've been out of commission for a few days so I
didn't see
>> this till just now. The script you found i
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> I use a
clone V
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I use a clone VM, then daily I shutdown the clone do an export.
If you use Vsphere4, and all
I use a clone VM, then daily I shutdown the clone do an export.
If you use Vsphere4, and all the gimmicks, your can do " Live backup " IE
back up a Running VM. but it gets costly.
I just use ESXi, as I sais above, I have a clone VM( using Jakes
replication Videos ) then I shutdown clone, do the e
How are you guys backing up your VM's? I love the idea of using a virtual
machine, and was playing with one that got pressed into service this week.
It appears to be running pretty smoothly, now I am going to try to fine
tune it. My biggest concern is trying to back it up. I am hoping I can
jus
Eric Shubert wrote:
Brent Gardner wrote:
FWIW I run my toasters as guests under VMware Server 2. I'm willing
to provide stats if you tell me where to look, or other info.
Great Brent, thanks. I'm running the same thing. Host and guests are
CentOS5.
Out of curiosity, are you using any parav
FWIW I run my toasters as guests under VMware Server 2. I'm willing to
provide stats if you tell me where to look, or other info.
My toasters forward all messages that clear the gauntlet to an Exchange
server, so there's no local message storage. I have about 1000 accounts
configured on each
> On 2/10/2010 7:50 AM, Jake Vickers wrote:
>>
>> One of the setups I was working on was Xen, but there is one running
>> ESX. They have 500 users, all using IMAP, and some users experience
>> 8-10 minute lags in accessing their imap stores (or webmail).
> This isn't directly related to the topic o
> Jake Vickers wrote:
>> Eric Shubert wrote:
>>> Phil Leinhauser wrote:
Is there anything like a load tester for QMT
to mimic the 500 user limit?
>>>
>>> I don't know of one. (Doesn't mean there isn't one)
>>>
>>> It'd be nice to have a testing harness of some sort for QMT. Anyo
On 2/10/2010 7:50 AM, Jake Vickers wrote:
One of the setups I was working on was Xen, but there is one running
ESX. They have 500 users, all using IMAP, and some users experience
8-10 minute lags in accessing their imap stores (or webmail).
This isn't directly related to the topic on hand, but
Eric Shubert wrote:
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
Is there anything like a load tester for QMT
to mimic the 500 user limit?
I don't know of one. (Doesn't mean there isn't one)
It'd be nice to have a testing harness of some sort for QMT. Anyone up
for writing one?
One of the setups I was worki
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