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Ansible patching activity document 1.     fgtd-ibm-rh74ansible-app001 – Ansible server. prod1, prod2, sql, Manual 2.       [root@fgtd-ibm-rh74ansible-app001 analytics]# cat /etc/ansible/hosts – validate the server list. 3.       Edit the if required to remove or add the servers, [Manual] fgprd-cput-app001 fgprd-leeds-app001 fgprd-nuapp01-app001 fgprd-nurtr01-app001 fgprd-ibero-app001 fgprd-maricopa-app001 fgprd-wcccd-app001 [sql] fgprd-prhacl1sql002 fgprd-prhacl1sql003 fgprd-prhacl1sql005 fgprd-prhasql006 fgprd-prhasql007 fgprd-prhasql008 fgprd-prhasql009 fgprd-prhasql010 fgprd-prhasql015 fgprd-prhasql016 fgprd-prhasql017 fgprd-prhasql018 fgprd-prhasql019 fgprd-prhasql020 fgprd-prhasql021 fgprd-prhasql022 fgprd-prhasql023 fgprd-prhasql024 fgprd-prhasql025 [prod1] fgprd-a4l-snapmanager-app001 fgprd-aiep-app001 fgprd-analytics-maptool-app001 fgprd-baker-app001 fgprd-bbde...

New infoblox recored add infoblox-query -n accpacw.mhint infoblox-host-add -n AccpacW7.mhint -i 10.2.226.218 infoblox-host-modify -n AccpacW7.mhint -i 10.2.226.218--view default --comment "CHG" infoblox record remove cmd infoblox-host-remove -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint cgr02956o744@fgprd-platform-services-app001:~$ infoblox-host-remove -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint 2017-10-23 03:24:27 +0000: Host record deleted in Bb Corp Internal view: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint (10.14.5.146) 2017-10-23 03:24:27 +0000: Host record deleted in default view: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint (10.14.5.146) cgr02956o744@fgprd-platform-services-app001:~$ infoblox-host-allocate-next -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint --network 10.17.4.0/23 -- view default infoblox-host-modify -n fgprd-cput-app001.mhint -m 00:50:56:9e:82:66 --view default View: Bb Corp Internal Name: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint IP address: 10.14.5.146 Attributes: {} View: default Name: fgprd-cput-app001.mhint IP address: 10.14....

Autodeploy - Adding Autodeploy Rules for Hosts in out-of-service Cluster Put the ESXi hosts into the out-of-service cluster Run this power cli script below, which will automatically create auto deploy rules for all hosts in the out-of-service cluster Save to out-of-service.ps1 and execute: Add-EsxSoftwareDepot -DepotUrl http: //repo.mhint/esxi/ESXi-5.0.0-20131101001 $prof = Get-EsxImageProfile -Name ESXi- 5.0 . 0 - 20131101001 $cluster = Get-Cluster -Name out-of-service   foreach ($myHost in get-VMHost -Location out-of-service) {      # Display the ESXi Host that you are applying the changes to      Write-Host  '$myHost = '   $myHost             # lookup the IP address      $esxip = [System.Net.Dns]::GetHostAddresses( "$myHost" ) | Select -ExpandProperty IPAddressToString        # Create the deploy...

VMware Protects port and default credential details Horizon Application Manager http:// IPorDNS /SAAS/login/0 http://IPorDNS Horizon Connector https://IPorDNS:8443/ vCenter Appliance Configuration https://IPorDNS_of_Server:5480 username: root password: vmware vCenter Application Discovery Manager http://IPorDNS username: root password: 123456 default ADM management console password is 123456 and the CLI password is ChangeMe vCenter Chargeback http://IPorDNS:8080/cbmui/ username: root password: vmware vCenter Infrastructure Navigator: https://IPorDNS_of_Server:5480 username: root password: Supplied during OVA deployment vCenter Log Insight https://  log_insight-host / username: admin password: password specified during initial configuration ...

VDP GC garbage collection : Please stop this service using: # dpnctl stop maint GC garbage collection : avmaint garbagecollect --ava --kill=0 --maxpass=10 --refcheck=true --throttlelevel=0 --usehistory=false --maxtime=7200 To monitor this run watch -d status.dpn

How to Enable SSH Root Login in vSphere Data Protection? Working on VDP, and you are getting "Access Denied" error while accessing it through SSH putty? Don't worry, it's not that you are using wrong credentials. Infact it could be reason that that you didn't enable SSH for VDP appliance, same as you do in ESXi Hosts. As VDP is Suse Linux based appliance, may or may not be possible that you are fimiliar working on linux command lines. So, will take you to insight of this command interface for enabling SSH service. Let's take a quick look Step by Step Procedure to Enable SSH for VDP. Login to vSphere WebClient and location VDP appliance which is hosted as Virtual Machine. Launch Remote Console for VDP Appliance. Below screen will appear in direct remote console. Select  Login  and Press Enter to go in Command line interface. Enter Root Credentials which you defined during VDP configuration. Type below commands to edit  sshd_co...