VMware NSX for vSphere 6.4.x is EoGS January 16, 2022.

 VMware NSX for vSphere 6.4.x is EoGS January 16, 2022.

There is an additional one year of Technical Guidance which ends on January 16, 2023. Limited support during this year is documented below (see Resources).

Resources

https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/85706

https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx/migrate-to-nsx-t.html

https://www.vmware.com/support/services/extended.html

https://www.vmware.com/support/policies/lifecycle.html

During the Technical Guidance phase, VMware will not offer new hardware support, server/client/guest OS updates, new Security patches or bug fixes unless otherwise noted.

Renaming VMware Virtual Machine and its files

Renaming VMware Virtual Machine and its files 

There are some situations where you need to rename the Virtual Machine, but renaming Virtual Machine within vCenter will not rename the folder and Virtual Machine files, this may cause confusions in the future that VM name is different and folder and file names of different from the the current VM name.

There is way to come out situation easily by performing the sVmotion (Storage vMotion) of  the Virtual Machine to different Datastore from the current datastore, This action will rename the folder and and Virtual Machine files.

There comes a situation that you are cluster is on vSAN storage and there is no other shared storage in that cluster, No worries move the Virtual Machines to local datastore of the one of the host and move them back to vSAN storage 

Integrating HP Tools with VMWare vCloud Part-I

Integrating HP Service Manger with VMware Private Cloud

 

The VMware vCenter Orchestrator HP Service Manager ITSM Plug-in and HP uCMDB Plugin by Avnet Services bridge the gap between your VMware based virtualization layer and HP IT Service Management by enabling enterprise operational process automation to improveprocess efficiency and reduce manual labor.
Avnet Services’ solution allows enterprises to integrate HP Service Manager Help Desk / Change Management / HP uCMDB applications with VMware vSphere, vOPS, vCenter, vAPPs and vCloud environment using vCO. These products enable vCO workflows to automate otherwise manual ITIL processes and enable process and data integration with HP Service Management Suite. Example use cases include, creating a HP Service Manager Help Desk or Change ticket based on an incident reported from the VMware suite of products, or a HP Service Manager ITSM ticket managing an automation to build, move and manage a new VM or vApp.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Highlights

Enable vCO workflows to automate process and data integration with HP Service Manager ITSM servers.

• Create HP Service Manager help desk ticket / change ticket based on incidents reported from VMware suite.
• Leverage out of the box sample workflows for faster time to market.

Description

Control automation to build, move and manage a new VM or vAPP with HP Service Manager ITSM ticket. Ensure Optimum performance and handling of volume of API based and multithreaded technology.

Source :

https://solutionexchange.vmware.com/store/products/hp-service-manager-plug-in-for-vmware-vcenter-orchestrator#.VJFReHtFyNh

All VMware Default Username and Passwords

Here is the list of username and passwords for all VMware products


vCenter Appliance Configuration Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP):5480
username: root
password: vmware

vCenter Application Discovery Manager Default Username and Password
http://(SERVER_IP)
username: root
password: 123456

vCenter Chargeback Default Username and Password
http://(SERVER_IP):8080/cbmui/
username: root
password: vmware

vCenter Infrastructure Navigator Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP):5480
username: root
password: Given when deploying OVA

vCenter Web Client Configuration Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP):9443/admin-app
username: root
password: vmware

vCenter vSphere Web Client Access Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP):9443/vsphere-client/
username: root
password: vmware

vCenter Single Sign On (SSO) Default Username and Password
https://(Server_IP):7444/lookupservice/sdk
Windows default username: admin@System-Domain
Linux (vApp) default username: root@System-Domain
password: specified during installation

vCenter Orchestrator Appliance Default Username and Password
http://orchestrator_appliance_ip
username: vmware
password: vmware

Orchestrator Client Default Username and Password
username: vcoadmin
password: vcoadmin

Web Operator Default Username and Password
username: vcoadmin
password: vcoadmin
 

vCenter Orchestrator for Windows Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP):8283 or http://(SERVER_IP):8282
username: vmware
password: vmware
WebViews: http://orchestrator_server:8280.

vCenter Operations (vCOPS) Default Username and Password
Manager: https://(UI_SERVER_IP)
username: admin
password: admin
Administrator Panel:
https://( UI_SERVER_IP)/admin
username: admin
password: admin
CustomUI:
https:// UI_SERVER_IP)/vcops-custom/
username: admin
password: admin

vCloud Connector Node Default Username and Password
https://IPorDNS:5480
username: admin
password: vmware

vCloud Connector Server Default Username and Password
https://IPorDNS:5480
username: admin
password: vmware

vCloud Director Default Username and Password
https://(SERVER_IP)/cloud/
username: administrator
password: given during setup wizard

vCloud Director Appliance Default Username and Password
username: root
password: Default0
OracleXEDatabase
username: vcloud
password: VCloud

VMware Site Recovery Manager Default Username and Password
username: (this is your vcenter admin username)
password: (this is your vcenter admin password)

vShield Manager Default Username and Password
username: admin
password: default

vCenter Mobile Access (vCMA) Default Username and Password
username:root
password: vmware