Because I can never remember and the pieces of paper floating around in my laptop bag are looking more and more dog-eared...
Mounting USB Stick (needs to be formatted FAT / FAT32):
1. Log onto console first (tty1 preferred - alt F1)
2. Plug in USB stick
3. You should see a message detailing device inserted
4. Look for a device ID assigned by ESX to the USB. For example '/dev/sda'
5. Mount USB device: mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mnt/flash
6. sda1 being the 1st partition on the USB stick: cd /mnt/flash and then ls
9. Pull USB and go
Yea I know. Easy when you know how.
Setting up SNMP on ESX:
1. Log onto console first (tty1 preferred - alt F1).
2. Sudo to root su -
3. Open snmp config file nano /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf
4. Edit the following:
7. Make snmpd service automatic chkconfig snmpd on
Use this free tool to test.
Screenshots:
Nice!
- Chris
Mounting USB Stick (needs to be formatted FAT / FAT32):
1. Log onto console first (tty1 preferred - alt F1)
2. Plug in USB stick
3. You should see a message detailing device inserted
4. Look for a device ID assigned by ESX to the USB. For example '/dev/sda'
5. Mount USB device: mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /mnt/flash
6. sda1 being the 1st partition on the USB stick: cd /mnt/flash and then ls
7. USB contents will be there
8. When finished: umount /mnt/flash (remember to change directory away from /mnt/flash first!)9. Pull USB and go
Yea I know. Easy when you know how.
Setting up SNMP on ESX:
1. Log onto console first (tty1 preferred - alt F1).
2. Sudo to root su -
3. Open snmp config file nano /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf
4. Edit the following:
syslocation Datacentre x Bay x, Row x, Rack Asset x, Uxx-Uxx
rocommunity [snmp public string]
trapcommunity [snmp admin string]
trapsink [ip address of snmp receiving server]
rocommunity [snmp public string]
trapcommunity [snmp admin string]
trapsink [ip address of snmp receiving server]
5. Restart the snmp daemon /etc/init.d/snmpd restart
6. Open ESX firewall port for snmp esxcfg-firewall -e snmpd7. Make snmpd service automatic chkconfig snmpd on
Use this free tool to test.
Screenshots:
Nice!
- Chris