Cheers for this, it's given me some food for thought.
Given the backwards/forwards compatibility of some versions of VMWare
Tools, my issue isn't as serious as I initially thought, however I would
like to go down this path long term so that our VM's perform optimally.
My only concern with using
Hi Keiran,
I wrote this and posted it to the list awhile ago:
https://github.com/wolfspyre/vmware_puppetfact
there's been some suggestion that the source I used as a basis for this fact is
slightly inaccurate, however I don't have a suite of esx servers to test on..
(it's on my list)
feel fre
Hi Everyone,
I'm looking for a way to identify (if possible) the ESX/vSphere version
that a particular VMWare guest server is running on without the use of
vmware tools related commands, such as vmware-checkvm, which does seem to
do the trick from what I can gather.
[root@server ~]# vmware-chec
