I finally have a lead as how to fix this.
I turns out when you run the command you not only have to specify the port, but
also the hostname. So the following command worked without errors:
vmware-vim-cmd -H localhost -O 904 -U USERNAME -P PASSWORD vmsvc/getallvms
I ran a grep -r in the
I'm aware of the issue where the reservation process will die if the
VMware SDK isn't installed even if the VM host can be controlled via
SSH/vim-cmd. I will fix this for 2.3. For now, in order to use the new
VMware.pm module you must have the vSphere SDK installed on the
management node.
Hey Andy,
The management node and the VMhost are the same blade. vSphere 4.0 is
installed on it.
Thanks,
Patrick
On Jan 6, 2011, at 9:45 AM, Andy Kurth wrote:
I'm aware of the issue where the reservation process will die if the VMware
SDK isn't installed even if the VM host can be
@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Can't locate VMware/VIRuntime.pm
Hi Patrick,
Make sure you have the vsphere SDK for perl toolkit installed on the
management node. Version 4.1 should work well. This will get you past
the module load failure.
Aaron
On 1/2/11 4:34 PM, James Patrick Sigmon wrote:
Hey
Hey Aaron,
Version 4.1 didn't work (SOAP Fault) but 4.0 worked just fine. Thanks :)
I've gotten to another bump in the road. This one I believe is a firewall
issue.
|23184|20:20|new| WARNING
|23184|20:20|new| 2011-01-04
15:20:06|23184|20:20|new|Linux.pm:execute(1224)|failed to
@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: Can't locate VMware/VIRuntime.pm
Hi Patrick,
Make sure you have the vsphere SDK for perl toolkit installed on the
management node. Version 4.1 should work well. This will get you past
the module load failure.
Aaron
On 1/2/11 4:34 PM, James Patrick Sigmon wrote
Hi Patrick,
Make sure you have the vsphere SDK for perl toolkit installed on the
management node. Version 4.1 should work well. This will get you past
the module load failure.
Aaron
On 1/2/11 4:34 PM, James Patrick Sigmon wrote:
Hey guys,
I've been trying to make a reservation using the
