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The above was gleamed from the script found at http://www.ivobeerens.nl/2011/11/11/enable-or-disable-remote-tech-support-mode-ssh/ | The above was gleamed from the script found at http://www.ivobeerens.nl/2011/11/11/enable-or-disable-remote-tech-support-mode-ssh/ | ||
=== "Host XXX currently has no management network redundancy" warning === | |||
If your ESX is meant to have redundant network connectivity then confirm that this is still fully operational. | |||
* If redundancy is in place... | |||
*# Right-click over the ESX and select '''Reconfigure for VMware HA''' | |||
* If ESX is not meant to have redundancy, you'll need to disable the check at the cluster level... | |||
*# Right-click over the ESX's cluster and select '''Edit Settings...''' | |||
*# Select '''VMware HA''' and hit the '''Advanced Options...''' button | |||
*# Type in a new option | |||
*#* Option: <code>das.ignoreRedundantNetWarning</code> | |||
*#* Value: <code>True</code> | |||
*# '''Disable''' and '''re-enable HA''' on cluster to apply | |||
[[Category:ESX]] | [[Category:ESX]] | ||
[[Category:Troubleshooting]] | [[Category:Troubleshooting]] | ||