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3 June, 20137 June, 2013 Gabrie van Zanten 1 Comment esxi, Guides, vCenter, vCloud Director, VMware

Many of us in IT read a lot of whitepapers, blogposts, how-to articles and view numerous Podcasts or training video’s to learn all the details about new products or features. Still, I don’t always get some of the details or can’t find the info I need. Meeting people at VMUGs or VMworld gives me the […]

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How to move VMware Single Sign On (SSO) database

23 April, 201322 April, 2013 Gabrie van Zanten 8 Comments SSO, vCenter, VMware

Customer had all his VMware databases for vCenter Server, Update Manager, Single Sign On (SSO), vCloud Director and vCenter Chargeback running on one big SQL Server where they shared resources with other databases. They asked me to move the databases to a new MS SQL Server because the load of the VMware databases was more […]

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vCloud can’t delete Organizational VDC

23 January, 201323 January, 2013 Gabrie van Zanten 2 Comments vCloud, vCloud Director

In my last VMware vCloud Director project I ran into an issue that I want to share with you. Initially the design was to create two OrgVDC to use different allocation models, but the resources would be almost the same because it was only a fairly small environment. I created one Edge Gateway and two […]

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VMware vCloud 5.1 network troubleshooting

18 December, 201219 December, 2012 Gabrie van Zanten 2 Comments vCloud, vCloud Director, VMware

When creating NAT and firewall rules in a vCloud environment, not everything works out directly the way you had planned. This post will show you how to use Splunk to collect sys logs from the vCloud environment and make it an easy to use tool when performing some network troubleshooting. Splunk comes in a number […]

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VMware vCloud error: Batch update returned unexpected row

27 November, 201218 December, 2012 Gabrie van Zanten 2 Comments vCloud, vCloud Director, VMware

Ran into a bit of a weird issue the other day. Suddenly non of my vApps could be started and all I got back was the following errors: “Batch update returned unexpected row count from update [0]; actual row count: 0; expected: 1” (See screenshot). Some google searches didn’t give any results related to VMware, […]

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