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6779112
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Misleading Status for Power Supplies Reported by
VMware Health Status Screen
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Issue:
The VMware Virtual Infrastructure client Health Status screen under the Power
component reports the server power supplies in an Off-Line Disabled state and 0
watts, even though the power supplies are on-line and enabled.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
While in the VMware Virtual Infrastructure client Health Status screen, click
on Other component from the list of available options to view the correct power
supply status.
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6835570
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Local Storage Drive Is Not Seen After Installing
VMware ESXi 3.5 U4
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Issue:
If the Sun Fire X4170, X4270, or X4275 Server has a local storage drive
attached to the PCI-Express SAS LSI Controller (SG-XPCIE8SAS-I-Z), the local
storage drive is not seen by the system after installing VMware ESXi 3.5
U4.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
After completing the ESXi installation, follow these steps to add the local
storage drive to the storage inventory:
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Add the ESXi host to the datacenter of your choice using the Virtual
Infrastructure Client.
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Select the ESXi host added in step one, then click the Configuration
tab.
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In the hardware box (in the upper left of the display), select
Storage
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In the upper right part of the display, click Add
Storage.
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Ensure that the Disk/LUN Storage Type is selected, then click
Next.
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Highlight the vmhba entry that corresponds to the local storage drive and
click Next.
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Select the Use free space entry, and then
click Next.
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Create a Datastore Name (for example, local_storage), then click
Next.
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Adjust the Maximum file size, if needed, then click
Next.
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Verify the proposed disk layout, then click
Finish.
The local Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) datastore should now be available
for use.
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