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Options to find a MAC Address in VMware Environment. | Techbrainblog
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VCP6-DCV Delta Study - Section 3 - Objective 3.2 - vHersey - VCDX Two to the Seventh Power (#128)
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| | This post covers Section 3, Configure and Administer Advanced vSphere Storage, Objective 3.2, Configure Software-defined Storage, of the VCP6-DCV Delta Beta Exam.
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Quick Tip - Auditing ESXi boot firmware type
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| | I had a customer that recently reached out asking how they could easily audit their entire ESXi infrastructure to determine which hosts was still booting using the legacy BIOS firmware, which has b...
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How to use VMware vSphere PowerCLI to find an ESX/ESXi server by MAC address | Robert van den Nieuwendijk's Blog
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| | In "Virtual machine failed to power on" Monique Vanmeulebrouk describes a problem where in one stage she needed to find an ESX server that has a certain MAC address. Of course you can log in to all your ESX servers and issue the "ifconfig | grep -i hw" command as described in the VMware Knowledge...
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Serving a folder of static files locally by Eric Lathrop
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| I often need to view a bunch of static HTML files in my browser locally, and I often need to open them with http:// rather than file:// URLs so related CSS or JavaScript files load correctly. Luckily, Python provides a simple web server, and most Linux distros include Python.