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== Sysprep Setup == | == General Configuration == | ||
=== Sysprep Setup === | |||
The following Sysprep support directories were created during Virtual Center installation, these need to be populated in order for the VC to be able to sysprep VM's as they are deployed using Guest Customisation: | The following Sysprep support directories were created during Virtual Center installation, these need to be populated in order for the VC to be able to sysprep VM's as they are deployed using Guest Customisation: | ||
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'''Windows 2003:''' | '''Windows 2003:''' | ||
In the case of Windows 2003 the downloaded executable is a Hot Fix which must be run (Installed) on a matching OS to create deploy.cab then use something like WinZip to extract the files into the appropriate directory (see below). | In the case of Windows 2003 the downloaded executable is a Hot Fix which must be run (Installed) on a matching OS to create deploy.cab then use something like WinZip to extract the files into the appropriate directory (see below). | ||
=== TomCat Memory Throttle === | |||
The Tomcat webserver (used to provide VC Web-services), can be very memory hungry (up to 1GB) in comparison to when it ran on VC v2.5 (normally around 50MB). This can be throttled down, though this is only recommended for small, non-production installations (<10 ESX's). | |||
# Edit the registry to put a ceiling on the Java VM's memory usage | |||
## Append <code> --JvmMx=256 </code> (MB) to end of <code> HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\vctomcat\ImagePath </code> | |||
# Restart the service | |||
## <code> VMware VirtualCenter Management Webservices </code> | |||